I've got stuff to share (rare Ys albums in FLAC), but no way to share it!

Megaupload acts like it's uploading at ungodly speeds (as in 10 megabytes per second, which is completely impossible for my connection), then goes to its "verifying" stage and eventually errors out with "undefined."

Sharebee behaves as normal throughout its entire upload process, then I get an error message (cannot display the webpage) instead of the final page with the download link, every single time, no matter how small (2-4MB) or how large (146MB).

I tried shareyourfiles.net or whatever it's called and it would go a few minutes before I'd receive a "The connection with the server was reset" error.

I'm starting to wonder if it might be an ISP thing, or maybe something could be up where I need to configure some port forwarding? I've tried Opera, Firefox and IE, all with similar results. Can anyone offer any advice?

Have you tried the repair option on your network connection? It's supposed to change your ip address. I don't know man I just want to help.

I got the "undefined" before, and I just either upload more later or go to my friends house and upload there.

Yeah, I've done the repair thing several times, cold rebooted, the works. I'm behind a router, and the configuration hasn't changed. This uploading issue has been going on for about two weeks. One day, I was able to upload with no problems (I uploaded the Ys III PC-Engine redbook audio in FLAC), and the next, I wasn't. I just tried SendSpace, and it does the exact same thing as Megaupload... impossible speeds, followed by an error. I'm getting quite frustrated. :/

you sure the Ys albums you have aren't already uploaded?
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i have to turn off my virus and firewall to work sharebee.

if not it just ends the upload.




you can also use adrive. it gives you 50gb of space for free and tells you how many times a file as been downloaded.

you sure the Ys albums you have aren't already uploaded?
Quite. Mine are considerably older and more diverse.

I'll tinker some more with the anti-virus, though I think it odd that it's only posing an issue now, when it never has before.

Try this patch if you're on Windows XP. I set mine very high to like 20000 and can upload and download at my internet plan's max limits consistently.

http://www.windowsreference.com/windows-xp/remove-windows-xp-sp3-tcpip-connections-limit/

i guess the reason is your anti-virus or firewall program (ex: KIS,...). Remember to turn it off when you uploading.