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jamccor Apr 3, 2007

This is really for Greg,but I am curious: How much disk space is required to hold all the audio,video,etc hosted on this webspace? I am guessing either terabytes or exabytes?
Thanks
John

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

This is really for Greg,but I am curious: How much disk space is required to hold all the audio,video,etc hosted on this webspace? I am guessing either terabytes or exabytes?

Brother,

This post is very timely. I was about to post a request to the sermonindex body for a newer hosting solution. Right now there is [b]130 gb[/b] of sermons on sermonindex.net. There is about 10 gb free. But I think there is a need now to upgrade to a new server solution also. I am also looking for 2-3 saints to have a full backup of sermons at their homes or business. I will make that more detailed post now.

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jordanamo Apr 3, 2007

If there's 14,000 sermons, and the avg sermon say is 15-20mb... plus the other stuff hosted, etc., 250GB-300GB is a conservative estimate thus.

Edit: Guess I was a... bit off ; )

Edit2: I think it's way too much to expect people to fully back up the whole site. That would take forever to download especially!

Jordan

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iansmith Apr 3, 2007

Greg,

I have 200 gigs of free space on my bluehost account. It's not a personal server, but I have at least another year left on my contract and I could at least partially back up the sermon index archive.

My website is pardoned.net, it's just my personal rants really.

-Ian

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jamccor Apr 3, 2007

wow! I was expecting much larger. I have all the Ravenhill sermons and thats almost 5 gb alone.
I would love to find a program that would download this whole website as a backup.

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jordanamo Apr 3, 2007

A more feasible solution is to have people backup the sermons that are harder to find or you must buy then somewhere or whatever... probably would fit on a DVD.

Actually, ideally Greg, you should have a backup of this website.

Jordan

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

A more feasible solution is to have people backup the sermons that are harder to find or you must buy then somewhere or whatever... probably would fit on a DVD.

Actually, ideally Greg, you should have a backup of this website.


Jordan,

I do have a backup of the website. I am asking for people that have the facilities to make backups of the archive. I am not asking you to do it brother because obviously it seems you are not able to.

I have 200 gigs of free space on my bluehost account. It's not a personal server, but I have at least another year left on my contract and I could at least partially back up the sermon index archive.

Brother,

If you felt led to continue to host that account then that could be a option to have the sermons backed up there also. Let me know what you think brother, you could definetly fit the entire archive of 130 gb if you have 200 gb of space.

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

I would love to find a program that would download this whole website as a backup.

Brother,

I would ask that people do not try to backup sermonindex with software from the user-end. The only way to help with a backup process is if I ok it and give you the ftp information to simply FTP the 130 gb of sermons to your computer. I am firstly looking for people that have a:

1) LIVE SERVER - that can host the 130 gbs and have it available as a 2nd download server for people to download the sermons from sermonindex. I am even looking for 2 people to be able to do this.

2) ONLINE BACKUP - people that have a server online but are not able to "serve" the content but simply back it up.

3) OFFLINE BACKUP - people that have a removable harddrive or space on their computer to backup the entire 130 gb archive.


I am giving preference to the "LIVE SERVER" situation and am praying for people that can do this. It would be good to have 2 or 3 more servers STREAMING to content so if one link on sermonindex.net is slow people can click on the other link.

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iansmith Apr 3, 2007

I'll volunteer pardoned.net as a live server. I'll rework the frontend over the weekend and give you some login information.

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jamccor Apr 3, 2007

That sounds fair. I will only download what I need. I wish I had a server to help you as you have helped me more than you know.
GOD Bless
John

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

I'll volunteer pardoned.net as a live server. I'll rework the frontend over the weekend and give you some login information.

Brother,

Sounds great dear brother. I don't think you need to rework the front end but if you want to "wholly" dedicate the server to this use then we could put a logo of sermonindex.net on your front page and words stating the use of the server.

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

I just posted this thread on the same topic for the need to establish more LIVE servers with the media from sermonindex:

[b]NEEDED: hosting for 130 gb's of sermons (server)[/b]
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=16007&forum=16

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iansmith Apr 3, 2007

Greg,

I was thinking that if the backup were to be posted at pardoned.net I wouldn't want the index page to be my personal blog ~_~ I don't want to misrepresent this great ministry in any way -not that anyone reads my random thoughts anyways.

So I'll put up a different index page that makes that distinction more clear. But at most all I'll need for my blog is about 50 megs, the rest is yours to use.

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

I was thinking that if the backup were to be posted at pardoned.net I wouldn't want the index page to be my personal blog ~_~ I don't want to misrepresent this great ministry in any way -not that anyone reads my random thoughts anyways.

So I'll put up a different index page that makes that distinction more clear. But at most all I'll need for my blog is about 50 megs, the rest is yours to use.


Brother,

I actually signed up for bluehost.com at $100 a year for the 200 gigs of space. I am going to try and get the whole site backed up there on my account first and if it works out well then I will do it on yours also.

though there still is a need for server hosting help as posted in this thread:

[b]NEEDED: hosting for 130 gb's of sermons (server)[/b]
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=16007&forum=16

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kathleen1 Apr 28, 2007

I have all of the David Wilkerson, and BH Clendennen,Neil Rhodes, and Carter Conlon messages on my hard drive, and am working on Leonard Ravenhill, Teresa Conlon, George Warnock, Jim Cymbala, and Corrie Ten Boom. Perhaps if each member would select one or two of the speakers and archive them all on their computer or to disc, then let you know who has what? I already had those I mentioned on my hard drive. I just found the new Dave Wilkerson messages you recently posted, and thanks for sharing! And I intend to keep these sermons on my hard drive, permanently, too. If you need a back up of them, they will be there, barring any computer trouble. They are on my external hard drive, which I set aside for this purpose of sermon storage.

sermonindex Apr 28, 2007

Greg and others,

i want to confess and apologize to the community and to Greg for i having been backing up on the user-end without Greg's permission(and i am sure Greg was wondering why sometimes there was heavy use):oops:.
i have about 2/3rds of the messages archived. Greg, if you want me to continue to back-up, i will do that. i am wondering if i can do something to pay you back maybe give you a new HDD i have sitting at home?(i am serious about it). anyway, i also used to have an ftp server but, have never messed around with web serving. let me know Greg. Sorry again. :cry:

sermonindex Apr 29, 2007

Brother,

This is fine to have a personal backup of messages on your computer. I know many people have large chunks of the archive backed on their personal computers. I am praying for a larger christian organisation or hosting company to give free unlimited bandwidth and space as per this thread:

[b]NEEDED: hosting for 130 gb's of sermons (server)[/b]
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=16007&forum=16

Please pray brothers and sisters that God will open the doors for a solution in the near future.

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