:( Anyone knows a good & stable free FTP / HTTP host provider?

[frenchn00b]

Hello,

I have been trying for having my website and upload files with ftp : http://exofire.net/
well I do not recommend.


Is there another alternative, good, and stable ?
The space is whatever, it is just for some debs.

Thank you for any ftp ideas / suggestions!

[juancarlospaco]

Launchpad for DEBs

[dolphinaura]

just use launchpad's bazzar (i think its spelt like this...)

[frenchn00b]

just use launchpad's bazzar (i think its spelt like this...)

I have bash scripts too ... not only deb ... :( :popcorn::KS


I have also this ubuntu LAMP / server installer http://easyldap.exofire.net/files/installer/
I have to update it for samba / kerberos and would like an host

[dolphinaura]

I have bash scripts too ... not only deb ... :( :popcorn::KS


I have also this ubuntu LAMP / server installer http://easyldap.exofire.net/files/installer/
I have to update it for samba / kerberos and would like an host

you can upload almost ANYTHING to bazzar.

or you can try one of those dropbox/spideroak thingies, provided you place the files you want to share in the dropbox public folder.

[frenchn00b]

you can upload almost ANYTHING to bazzar.

or you can try one of those dropbox/spideroak thingies, provided you place the files you want to share in the dropbox public folder.

Indeed bazzar, means what it is... it is damn too complicated

You can spend a week trying to simply upload a tar.gz, come on



launchpadhelp

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Launchpad Help > Packaging > PPAs > Uploading a package to a PPA

Contents

1. Uploading a package to a PPA
1. Using packages from other distributions
2. Next steps

Uploading a package to a PPA

Once you've built your source package, you need to upload it to Launchpad using the dput tool.

Note: We will not accept uploads of packages that are unmodified from their original source in Ubuntu or Debian, only packages that include your own changes. We ask that people include useful changelogs for each package so that users and other developers can understand what new features they are exploring in their work. Read the PPA Terms of Use for more information.

Dput uploads the following files:

*

.dsc
*

.changes
*

.diff.gz
*

and optionally the .orig.tar.gz (if you used debuild -S -sa to build your package)

First, you need to tell dput where to send your package and by what method. To do that, edit ~/.dput.cf to look like this:

[my-ppa]
fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net
method = ftp
incoming = ~<your_launchpad_id>/<ppa_name>/ubuntu/
login = anonymous
allow_unsigned_uploads = 0

You'll need to:

*

Change the first line to whatever name you want to use to refer to your PPA, while retaining the square brackets. Do not use just "ppa" as the name here: that conflicts

[dolphinaura]

Indeed bazzar, means what it is... it is damn too complicated

You can spend a week trying to simply upload a tar.gz, come on



launchpadhelp

Packaging/PPA/Uploading
Logged in as –

Launchpad Help > Packaging > PPAs > Uploading a package to a PPA

Contents

1. Uploading a package to a PPA
1. Using packages from other distributions
2. Next steps

Uploading a package to a PPA

Once you've built your source package, you need to upload it to Launchpad using the dput tool.

Note: We will not accept uploads of packages that are unmodified from their original source in Ubuntu or Debian, only packages that include your own changes. We ask that people include useful changelogs for each package so that users and other developers can understand what new features they are exploring in their work. Read the PPA Terms of Use for more information.

Dput uploads the following files:

*

.dsc
*

.changes
*

.diff.gz
*

and optionally the .orig.tar.gz (if you used debuild -S -sa to build your package)

First, you need to tell dput where to send your package and by what method. To do that, edit ~/.dput.cf to look like this:

[my-ppa]
fqdn = ppa.launchpad.net
method = ftp
incoming = ~<your_launchpad_id>/<ppa_name>/ubuntu/
login = anonymous
allow_unsigned_uploads = 0

You'll need to:

*

Change the first line to whatever name you want to use to refer to your PPA, while retaining the square brackets. Do not use just "ppa" as the name here: that conflicts


thats not bzr. thats the launchpad ppa setup.

[nilarimogard]

Use Google Code (code.google.com).

[Hetor]

127.0.0.1