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Part of my Dropbox file tree is synched to a server hosting it with IIS - so I just throw a flat file in my /HTML/ folder and link to it on Gilgamech.com.
by stephengillie 10y ago
Part of my Dropbox file tree is synched to a server hosting it with IIS - so I just throw a flat file in my /HTML/ folder and link to it on Gilgamech.com.
- amorphid 10y ago(It sounds like you have Dropbox installed on the actual server. If that is the case, disregard...) Dropbox is doing away with allowing you to publicly share docs, so now/soon one can't use Dropbox for hosting static websites anymore.
- stephengillie 10y agoYeah, that's one of the issues I avoid by directly hosting the files, instead of using them as a web host. I'd use Neocities if I didn't have my own server. (My server is just my old gaming PC, on my home internet.)