Thread: Uploading from a non-NTL IP address
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Old 12-03-2004, 09:40   #11
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Re: Uploading from a non-NTL IP address
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Originally Posted by monkeybreath
you could always set up your own proxy, or your own ftp server and just bounce the uploads through that...
It the time comes I'll ask for help.

The SMTP abuse line is a little different though. That is for open relays to abuse; if someone logs onto your ftp server whats the worst they can do - upload inappropriate material - the owner can do that. Abuse bandwidth, also the owner can do that and will have the content deleted if they do.
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