Down Below Mirror Site

[longam]

7 375 MB
Traffic history
Year Month Traffic usage
2007 July 400 MB
2007 Aug 7375 MB

I have to say that this Traffic History says a lot about the interest in the mirror site I have set up for supporting SH4. I try to keep it up to date as best I can and keep a link area so credits can be given to the great modders that make them.

I don’t host the large sound and graphics mods because of the size of the upload would be painful for me, sorry to the modders for this.

I also do a standard turn over meaning download and transfer up with no modifications other the conversion from 7z to RAR.

If there are any mods that should be removed by request of the author feel free contact me.

I just hope that I can contribute to this game and keep up with these guys, man they can mod fast.

[Lafferty]

yeah it does.

[ReallyDedPoet]

Good work on this longam, nice site :up:

2007 July 400 MB
2007 Aug 7375 MB

Quite the increase in traffic :yep:


RDP

[piri_reis]

Thank you very much Longam :up:

Filefront is very much unusable for us here in East Europe and Asia, for the last 2 weeks at least... And for some reason all SH3 and SH4 mods are hosted on filefront!

[longam]

Glad I could help :up:

Year Month Traffic usage
2007 Oct 20405 MB
2007 Nov 9076 MB

Hit 20 GB last month.

[fred8615]

Filefront is very much unusable for us here in East Europe and Asia, for the last 2 weeks at least... And for some reason all SH3 and SH4 mods are hosted on filefront!
Because it's free and unlimited both ways. I couldn't share any of my mods without it.

[longam]

Filefront is very much unusable for us here in East Europe and Asia, for the last 2 weeks at least... And for some reason all SH3 and SH4 mods are hosted on filefront!
Because it's free and unlimited both ways. I couldn't share any of my mods without it.

I’m sure he didn’t mean File Front was bad in anyway because it is a great service. It seems to be a problem in his region that is having issues with FF.

I remember the time when most files were shared via a BB on a dial up connection and that was cutting edge. You didn’t have to mail in your 5.25 disk to get a driver update. Anyone remember that magazine that had all the listings of BB numbers in the back, man it was huge.

And then the www and ftp was developed. Next thing you know we have svga graphics.

Oh, back on subject.

[piri_reis]

Because it's free and unlimited both ways. I couldn't share any of my mods without it.
True, I'm sure it's a great service but something is up with it nowadays. The help forums are full of people complaining about problems with downloading, from all over the world.. 19 out of 20 times it says "there has been a problem downloading", something to do with the allocation of servers.. :down:

Longam, yes I do remember the good old days of BB systems. I even established one in my room here in Turkey, distributing files and message boards, very interesting and fun times.. BBs with multiple dialup lines had multiplayer games you could play against each other too :D

[fred8615]

You didn’t have to mail in your 5.25 disk to get a driver update.
Ah yes. I remember 5.25 disks. True "floppies" that you had to be careful not to bend too much. :yep: