Data storage limit

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Archives of movie files, audio files, zips, rars or any large volumes of files used for downloading / sharing is not allowed.

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There is no need to research. It is not unlimited. The limit of files (or inodes) shold be informed. And also that the usage of the storage space has rules, like the prohibition to upoad a photo gallery. I did not reach the inode limit.

My site is not for backup, neither for sharing purpose. It has no movie files, audio files, zips or rars and not for downloading. It is a system to maintain, organize and search photos. It is not a photo gallery.

Then you are not allowed to use the service you did not want to agree with the ToS, you agreed to it that you made an account.

Could you generalize what you’re really trying to do with those 35k photos. I don’t really understand about a system or an environment you want to make to maintain and organize and search photos .

I’m glad that we’re having a civil discussion and did not escalate.

It is not a photo gallery. If it were, I would have used other sites to do that, and would have not developed a system to do that.

It is a php program, that permits you to select search options, like author, place, year, name of a person than appears on the photo, theme (people, nature, etc), etc.

When the user finishes these search options, it shows a drop down listbox with the photos that matches the search criteria. Then you can select each of them and click a button, when the photo is shows.

Each photo is stored in a MySql database, with all these information manually (using a window where you select some information, like theme, f number, apertura, lens, filter, or you just type, like place, description, etc. Then you point to a file saved in the computer (with includes the path).

These information are stored in a Mysql databese. In fact, I use a Delphi version in my computer, locally, with MS Access, and would like to transfer this system to a net environment. So I tried infinityfree and developed a version with PHP.

So, when the photo is shown, the PHP program uses a <img command. (ex: <img=’/fotobank/fotos2/forest1.jpg’>. this path is obtained readind the mysql database. It is saved during the insert mode.

It is veru different from a photo gallery because you can mix all search critĂ©ria, if you want, and the database contains information of people that appears in a photo. For certain people, there is a theme/subtheme option. For ex, if I want to see my son photos, a select the subtheme “My son”. It I want to see his photos in 2009, I add a year search. If I want my son photos of 2009 laughing, I add “laughing” in the creteria. If I want my son photos 0f 2009 laughing shot by me, I add me as the autor
and so on. I stored each of these information in the include procedure ocurred in 2009, as done for all photos. I my system searches these photos.

And again, you did not mention, but the terms do not say anything about inode limit.

As I understand, you indeed have reached your Inode limit.

No I did not. I could not upload more photos. I just uploaded 5Gb. I uses 6 inoded only.

How many photos did you upload?

Around 5 thousand.

cuz maybe infinityfree doesn’t use windows / windows server

best way to do is to purchase a premium hosting with a unlimited INODES limit instead of using free hosting :))

Nope not really.

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yeah cpu resources allocation :((

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