edit: thank you for all the great comments! It’s going to take a while to chew through the suggestions. I just started testing picoshare which is already looking both easy and useful.
Hi all! I am looking for a file-hosting / file-sharing service and hope you guys could recommend something?
Features I would like to see:
Docker-compose ready to use.
multi-user, not just for myself.
individual file size >2GB.
shared files should be public, not require a login to download.
optional: secret shares, not listed but public when the link is known.
optional: private shares that require either a password or a login.
Many people underestimate it, my goto for a fast an reliable file share service, which does just that, is production ready, has great client software and uses just few resources.
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Look into Filestash.
Sharry is a nice simple one that I think hits all your points.
Super impressed with Sharry, I love the QR codes for sharing with mobile users.
Many people underestimate it, my goto for a fast an reliable file share service, which does just that, is production ready, has great client software and uses just few resources.
Seafile