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Transport empire project download

Posted: 19 Sep 2007 16:09
by uzurpator
The TE project can be downloaded from here:

svn://80.247.163.104/trunk/te2

It contains complete, most up to date files, along with all dependancies.

freeweb

Posted: 19 Sep 2007 19:15
by ohlidalp
Hi.

You could use http://www.webzdarma.cz - its a free web hosting with 50MB(up to 150 with more ads) of space with FTP. The server places ad banner to the webpage and if nobody views it for more than a month, the web is deleted - but if we avoid direct linking the download, thats not a problem.

The site is whole in czech, but i can do the registration and PM you the login.

BTW: Isn't there 25MB free on the transportempire.com webpage?

Edit: The server provides a custom 3rd level domain and lets you choose from these 2nd level domains:
czechian.net, czweb.org, euweb.cz, kvalitne.cz, unas.cz, webz.cz, webzdarma.cz, web2001.cz, wz.cz, xf.cz
Tell me which one to use if i should register.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 20 Sep 2007 21:08
by bob27
You can use Google Pages if you have a Google Account. (I think) :?

Re: freeweb

Posted: 20 Sep 2007 23:07
by Steve
An00biS wrote:BTW: Isn't there 25MB free on the transportempire.com webpage?
There's A LOT more than that.

How soon do you need it? I can sort you out at the weekend.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 21 Sep 2007 16:42
by uzurpator
How soon?

Well, the package is ready, just need space...

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 21 Sep 2007 19:50
by SHADOW-XIII
try this one: http://pages.google.com
if you have GMail account it's just log in and go (IE/FF supported only yet)
if you do not have GMail account you will see link on that page to sign up and good to go ;)

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 21 Sep 2007 20:24
by bob27
SHADOW-XIII wrote:try this one: http://pages.google.com
if you have GMail account it's just log in and go (IE/FF supported only yet)
if you do not have GMail account you will see link on that page to sign up and good to go ;)
Didn't I suggest that? :P
But using a real host like the transport empire website would be better. (Faster, more space and bandwidth, and most importantly, to keep all of the files in one place so people don't get confused while trying to find something.)

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 22 Sep 2007 23:33
by charlieg
Why don't you guys just use Sourceforge or Google Code or one of the other many project hosts out there that provide all these facilities (downloads, mirrors, svn) and more?

I know TE has a history of making life hard for itself as a project but why not break the habit? ;)

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 23 Sep 2007 09:23
by Steve
We used sourceforge, in fact we still have an account, but we moved away because it's too slow and a bit of a hassle to do. It's easier for us to follow a free template of the things we want, rather than the things sourceforge supplies. We get SVN from orudge, which is of much better quality, we have these here forums, which have the benefit of being attached to the TT-Forums comunity, and then I provide a fully functional website for display purposes, including a wiki. I guess the only thing we don't have is the download area and mirrors thing, but we don't really need that right now.

Re: freeweb

Posted: 23 Sep 2007 17:46
by ohlidalp
Steve wrote:... I can sort you out at the weekend.
So, its sunday evening, anything done yet? ?(
Steve wrote:I guess the only thing we don't have is the download area and mirrors thing, but we don't really need that right now.
uzurpator wrote:... Well, the package is ready, just need space...
I think we actually do need it at the moment. Personally I am quite eager to test the new build. :roll:

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 23 Sep 2007 23:19
by Steve
I sorted it yesterday, I just was a bit more private with usernames and passwords, as you might expect.
My server is fine for what we need now, distributing a 25 meg file.. but distributing an entire game would require mirrors.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 24 Sep 2007 21:14
by bob27
Then, is it possible to have the small testing pieces and parts on transport empire, And then use source forge for the large (1.x. etc.) releases that you won't change weekly. (or however long it takes to add to the actual version number.)
Just a suggestion :)

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 24 Sep 2007 22:46
by Steve
We could do that, yea.

waiting forever

Posted: 26 Sep 2007 21:07
by ohlidalp
uzurpator (Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2007 5:42 pm) wrote:...Well, the package is ready, just need space...
Steve (Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:19 am) wrote:I sorted it yesterday, I just was a bit more private with usernames and passwords...
I wonder what is taking Uzurpator so long... ?(

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 28 Sep 2007 16:11
by uzurpator
I am guilty :oops: I have been swallowed whole by Supreme Commander online play over the last 2 weeks. But I am getting better now :) I should upload stuff over the weekend, max monday.

And I am not even trying to play Bioshock now. Some stuff needs to be done.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 29 Sep 2007 19:46
by rabbit67890
Steve wrote:We could do that, yea.
whats happening now

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 29 Sep 2007 23:42
by Steve
rabbit67890 wrote:
Steve wrote:We could do that, yea.
whats happening now
I completed Halo 3 and Bioshock, so now I'm looking at some website code that directly contributes to Transport Empire (it provides my test setup).
Not sure how else to answer your question.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 01 Oct 2007 21:41
by ohlidalp
uzurpator wrote:... I should upload stuff over the weekend, max monday.
Mission failed :lol:

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 02 Oct 2007 17:14
by Expresso
Well, if you need a site to host your project, you could take a look at one of these pages: gna!, berlios developor, dotsrc, seul.org, Sarovar or savannah.

I think at least one of these hosts what you need for this project.

Re: Server space needed

Posted: 03 Oct 2007 18:36
by charlieg
Steve wrote:We used sourceforge, in fact we still have an account, but we moved away because it's too slow and a bit of a hassle to do.
It was slow a few years ago. Pretty smooth these days.
Steve wrote:I guess the only thing we don't have is the download area and mirrors thing, but we don't really need that right now.
So what's the topic of this thread? Sourceforge uploads are easy and fast and reliable. They don't go anywhere... ever. You uploaded something 10 years ago? Still there. Not many places can say that.