fat32
03-02-2007, 10:28 AM
To whom it may concern:
It looks like after tons of searching, I've found a winner with unlimitedmb.com! I'm impressed with what I see so far.
However, I think your file extension restrictions are a little over-the-top at the moment. The site I'd like to host here includes a custom designed databasing system. It is MUCH simpler than mySQL, and asks for virtually nothing from your servers (as opposed to if I were to use even one of your SQL databases).
However, to use it, I'll need to upload some files that have a .fat32 extention.
As well, my site needs to be able to host some starcraft replay files (.rep) .
I'd like to point out, that even if these file types were in any way malicious, unless your servers had interperetters to run them, nothing would happen.
For this reason, can I expect these two file extensions to be allowed any time soon? I can't host my site here unless they are allowed.
It looks like after tons of searching, I've found a winner with unlimitedmb.com! I'm impressed with what I see so far.
However, I think your file extension restrictions are a little over-the-top at the moment. The site I'd like to host here includes a custom designed databasing system. It is MUCH simpler than mySQL, and asks for virtually nothing from your servers (as opposed to if I were to use even one of your SQL databases).
However, to use it, I'll need to upload some files that have a .fat32 extention.
As well, my site needs to be able to host some starcraft replay files (.rep) .
I'd like to point out, that even if these file types were in any way malicious, unless your servers had interperetters to run them, nothing would happen.
For this reason, can I expect these two file extensions to be allowed any time soon? I can't host my site here unless they are allowed.