No, accessing a subdomain on an onion address (storage.xxxxx.onion) has no meaning in Tor, it will always go to the onion service by the xxxxx public key. The HTTP client/web browser will however send `Host: storage.xxxxx.onion` so it's useful for virtual hosting on the same webserver/onion identity. Since the main site and storage server are physically separate you should instead run two onion services, one on each server, which will have different identities (xxxxx.onion for the server on animetosho.org, yyyyy.onion for the server on storage.animetosho.org).
Thanks for the suggestion. This site doesn't actually use load balancing; subdomains direct requests to the secondary server (e.g. storage.animetosho.org). Do you know if subdomains can be set up to direct requests to different servers (without a load balancer)?
Hello! Is there an "Animetosho for live action" site? (There is an anglo-american TV series said to be very similar to Bokuyaba / Dangers in My Heart in its characters and premise, so I want to check it out.)
I had a quick look at it and it initially appears straightforward. A complication is that this site runs across two servers, so I'm not sure how easy it is to configure it that way. I'll put it on the nice-to-have list for now.
Yes, but the uploader will still be you - even if you automated the process of retrieving the files from torrent and uploading it then linking the NZB.
Ah damn, you are right i can just use the GZip'd files in my downloader. Thanks for the tip! I meant, if the contents of the NZBs are uploaded by you or by someone else.
Thanks. Most clients should accept a GZip'd NZB directly, so it shouldn't really matter if it's archived or not. You can just remove the '.gz' at the end of the URL to get something that isn't in a GZip. I don't get your 'hotlinked' question. The NZB is generated here.
Love this website, would love having NZBs not archived but i understand the attempt on saving Space. Are the NZBs uploaded by the website or are they 'hotlinked' too?
Thanks for the question. The size limit is mostly there to minimise bandwidth wastage in the case of failures (often, you can only tell if the upload succeeded or not after all the data has been sent). It's sometimes also helpful for downloaders, as not all hosts play nicely with resume. For Gofile, it's set at 2GB, so the vast majority of files won't be split.
I can look at increasing the threshold if there's interest in such.
The system doesnt work for just 1 hosting, but for all file hosting, if exceeds 856MB/1Gb it will automatically be split. Because not all hosting can upload more than 1Gb. Just shut up and download it, it's all free.
Thanks for raising that. Logs suggest that Uppit was not providing upload servers for a short while. The script does defer uploads to hosts that seem to be having issues, so that's probably a key cause.
Comment in Feedback 26/01/2024 18:32 — Anonymous: "That Man"
Nevermind. It's just really slow. Like, upload happens 4 hours after torrent finishes slow. That's all.
Comment in Feedback 26/01/2024 17:12 — Anonymous: "That Man"
Did Uppit stop allowing uploads? It seems to have stopped being included in lists of links. Old Uppit links still work, so the site didn't go dead.
Looks like it happened today (Jan 26, 2024). "[Hall_of_C] 西行纪 Westward (Xi Xing Ji) - Season 5 Episode 29" and older have links. "[9volt] Sousou no Frieren - 19 [43140F83].mkv" and newer do not.
Thank you for the answer. Did not know nudity was a problem as, for example "Gushing over Magical Girls" and "Interspecies Reviewers" are also on nyaa. I guess as they are still shown (censored) on TV they border what is still acceptable.
Ooh. Been using this site for a long time since verizon started to blackhole nyaa. Love what you have going on here. DDLs + newsgroup + torrent mirrors all on one site, great work.
03/03/2024 13:31 — Anonymous