Topic: TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk - page 29. (Read 13695 times)

Now the button is automatically checked. Either way, the person uploading an image accepts the terms of service.
I hope this makes everything easier to use.

2. Destination -> custom -> Import from clipboard -> Put your API key where it says "API-KEY-HERE"

Maybe we will get a plugin for it, hope it is OK for you, is a public API also planned or would they have to contact you then?

Thanks I have tested the Api and as it was already suspected here it is not so easy, I hope it is OK for you and I have opened a Greenshot feature requests there on the page once. Maybe we will get a plugin for it, hope it is OK for you, is a public API also planned or would they have to contact you then?

You can ask for an account, which then has access to an API, but the configuration of the application is your responsibility.

What would be the best way to download using a Windows machine?

This looks okay! I've scheduled this daily at random times:
From there, it'll end up in my regular backups.

See if you can already do this, through this link:
https://www.talkimg.com/tempbackups/

Regular backups will only be consistent if it can be automated. I'd like to be able to do this from a cronjob.

It would be much easier to restore if the full path is included, so: "2023/04/20" or even "/images/2023/04/20"

Path of original images:

Links:

Now you need to remove that checkbox to agree with terms each time if I am using Tor or other browser with private window.

When uploading, before pressing the upload button, you can edit the size of the image. To do so, just click on the thumbnail image that appears on the screen and a popup will open for editing.

Maybe you can automatically reduce image size with compression when people upload bigger size images.
This can help saving server resources and it would comply with forum rules, in addition with manual image resize done by uploaders.

EDIT:
I see you already added in roadmap Automatic file conversion system and Possibility to define the size

The only size limitation is the one that already exists in the BitcoinTalk proxy: 2.5MB per image.

SITUATION STATUS:
I have the deadline to inform you that the maintenance and upgrade to the server are completed. The site is now fully operational again.
Thank you in advance for your understanding in this process.

I would like to share some information about this whole process.

First of all, notice what happened once the Imgur issues arose:


On the 11th, it had only 354 images uploaded.
Day 12: 739
Day 13: 1216
Day 14: 4376
Being now with more than 5000 images uploaded.

This significant increase, in a short period of time, forced me to migrate to another server sooner than expected. The plan was for the migration to be gradual, over the next few months. But due to this situation, I had to do everything in less than 48 hours. At the same time, I had to do everything possible so that the site remains online and does not compromise the visualization of the images already uploaded in the forum.

This new server, located in Europe, will allow more bandwidth and more space for the free use of images.

As you can calculate, all this had an extra cost that was not planned for now. Although for now everything is assured, I will be very grateful for any contributions you can make. This project, without your support, will be more difficult to continue to grow. This community has always been very good at supporting projects, and I hope the same will happen with this one.

Friends, thank you again for your support and understanding.
Happy uploading of images!!!

Also: about 2000 images are larger than 2.5 MB. @joker_josue: did theymos tell you the exact limit (in bytes)?

Why this format don't work?

I was sure the size limit was 2.0 MB, but I was wrong apparently.