[ANNOUNCE] CoinUploads.com - File storage and sharing for Bitcoin - page 2.

Sukrim

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Quote from: Lip on October 31, 2012, 03:25:14 AM

You have right. It was a serious typo. All files are AES-256 encrypted.

Seems like your first language is german...

Anyways: How are the keys for the files generated?

Edit:

Example link:
VLC 2.0.4
"Filesize: 21.9 MB (min. fee per download: $0.0213)"
I set the fee to 1 USD...
http://www.coinuploads.com/downloads/5c74eaee42dbfd9fd9700c53c9ee275a

Hashes of the original file:
Adler32: 4C253181
CRC32: A3F07BE1
MD5: E03F2F24BCA457A35E1E26732AFE4A2F
SHA-1: 0A335D3B790FD4AE3371E73806B2CDF59FB384C6
SHA-256: EC2A1B497894D6B696953DD868B2894B6DEC2AAACCD259A8D80B167A36B9CB0C

Lip

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Hi Folks,

Thanks for the feedback.

Quote from: SgtSpike on October 29, 2012, 02:49:17 PM

Any chance you will support files up to 20GB in size in the future?

Absolutely yes. We will implement an advanced uploader soon (pause/resume, speed limit, etc). This is a must-have feature before handling large files.

Quote from: SgtSpike on October 29, 2012, 02:49:17 PM

Does the uploading party have to own the files they upload?

The responsibility lies upon the user to not spread malicious, false or illegal material using the service.

Quote from: SgtSpike on October 29, 2012, 02:49:17 PM

"SHA-256 encrypted" doesn't mean anything - SHA is for hashing, not encryption. Please clarify.

You have right. It was a serious typo. All files are AES-256 encrypted.

Quote from: SgtSpike on October 29, 2012, 02:49:17 PM

Bad English - A slightly better way would be "Each download extends the availability of the file for another 30 days."

Thanks for the correction. I changed the content. (As you can see english is not my first language. Cheesy

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Quote from: kangasbros on October 29, 2012, 03:32:42 PM

Cool. Could it be possible to upload files via torrent URLs?

Not in the near future. This feature is very tricky with the current infrastructure.

Quote from: gweedo on October 29, 2012, 03:43:53 PM

It be nice to know how to you calculate how much a download will cost, is it based on size and what is it per unit of measure.

It's based on size by default but you can charge as much as you want (above the minimum transfer fee to cover our costs).

gweedo

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It be nice to know how to you calculate how much a download will cost, is it based on size and what is it per unit of measure.

kangasbros

hero member

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Cool. Could it be possible to upload files via torrent URLs?

JompinDox

member

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Real nice concept - I hope it will be successful.

A few things about the info on the homepage, though:

Code:

All files stored SHA-256 encrypted.

"SHA-256 encrypted" doesn't mean anything - SHA is for hashing, not encryption. Please clarify.

Code:

Each download extend the expirity with 30 days.

Bad English - A slightly better way would be "Each download extends the availability of the file for another 30 days."

SgtSpike

legendary

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Any chance you will support files up to 20GB in size in the future?

Does the uploading party have to own the files they upload?

Lip

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hello BitcoinTalk community,

We just started a new service: coinuploads.com. You can store and share files for bitcoin. No registration needed.

It's beta so all feedback is appreciated.

http://CoinUploads.com

PS: We are strong believers of the Bitcoin and this is our first btc project. Need some encourage Cheesy

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