*how much

So how much you have to redownload to fix it usually?

I guess, depending on how you have to redownload from the torrent (hopefully not much), but with Anonfiles in can easily get a 500mb anime in under 5mins, it's that fast

But we could easily fix it with torrent. =P

I may reconsider, but I don't really like uploading to a service that's likely to corrupt things :/
Despite the note on the top of the front page, written in nice small font so that it's easily missed, there will be those that try the links only to get a corrupt file, which can be frustrating.
There are others that don't seem to mind the corrupt files.

I suppose it depends on whether they improve or not.

They're working much better than when I disabled them, but yes, I am still getting empty replies relatively often still.

Love the ideas!
Yeah, it's mostly a fun page to be quite honest. It relies entirely on the script's ability to automatically determine the correct episode of a file, which at times gets things horribly wrong.

1. There can be quite a number of images on the page, so I don't really want to make them too big. Enlarge-able images are possible, I can't think of a way to do it though (any ideas?).
2. I like this idea. A problem would be trying to figure out which file to take the screenshot from... Logically, it should be the first file received (otherwise we don't have an image to display on that page when the entry gets created), and possibly the middle screenshot?
3. This sounds interesting, but I'm a bit lost on how to design this - any design suggestions?

1. Someone suggested a listing of shows (instead of episodes) on the last feedback page - I think this is probably more relevant for sorting purposes. Though sorting by latest files is probably still going to be a major thing. The problem is that links die fast, so having a nice list of dead links may not be that useful...
2/3. Sites like AniDB, ANN, MAL etc do sorting much better than I'd ever do it here, so I'd recommend looking there for recommendations

Each time you download the same file, do you actually get the same file back from AnonFiles?
From my quick tests, I actually seem to be getting different files (different hashes).

To check, you can use something like HashTab (on Windows) - check that the hashes of each file to see if they are the same.

Yeah, it could be an upload problem, but that's difficult to determine if downloads are actually being modified unfortunately. Thanks for your input nonetheless.

I'll have to think a bit about whether it can be particularly beneficial. Generating these files would mean that they have to be uploaded. In which case, we may as well upload the whole file.
I see your point in being easier to store, although I find the main issue being time-outs on hosts. You may be able to store a few files on an account, but once you start taking up lots of space, the host will probably start looking at culling files. A 5% redundancy, of, say, 50GB/day, is 2.5GB/day, which still builds up over time unfortunately.

The way 7zipping is currently done, each byte is dependent on the previous one, so a bit flip will propagate throughout the rest of the file.

TCP over IPv6 is checksumed according to Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmiss...m_for_IPv6

Thanks again for the idea though, you've got some interesting points.

hi
can anybody tell me which host is'nt have speed limit????

It is due to poor servers on AF side because no-one  uses them and they will time-out your downloads due to poor bandwith.Try BU,ZU,SB,180up,etc instead of them.