Hi there. I'm looking for a website for backup my files with FTP option available and unlimited space Discarded pages: 1fichier/Uptobox: They are sending emails to users telling them that they are keeping a lot of files in their cloud (Normal if they say that the service is unlimited...) Userscloud/Filescdn: I had a bad experience with them regarding support and uploads. Racaty.com: No FTP option available. Thanks a lot in advance for your help!
I don't know the answer to your question, as I was never interested in such a service. The best backups aren't made online, because you can never rely fully on something outside your control. The host may change its terms or disappear completely at any time. Many have done so. Then there is the security issue of the connection, while the host may be under maintenance, or abused by its admins, or get hacked. A proper service won't be free, and with the money you save you can buy and external drive for your backups.
@Katzenfreund: I don't know either, but it depends in the OPs' intent. If he is just storing a copy for himself, then a blue-ray disc is the best bet, -AND- a flash / magnetic storage drive copy. Use the drive for everyday and store the BD-R someplace safe. -HOWEVER- If he's looking to store the data (content) on line so that he can easily share it, well that's a "horse of a different color" so to speak. If the content is legitimate, then pretty much any on-line host will do. He simply has to Google "online storage" I use Ixquick.com, and this is the first link I got https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/306323/the-best-cloud-storage-providers-and-file-syncing-services If the legitimacy of the data is in question, then, he must make sure to choose a host who will not take his data down. Piracy laws differ from country to country. @OP: Good luck in your search.
@Katzenfreund: He didn't say what kind of files they were. If he saves movies or apps, they (the host) could take down the files for DMCA violations. Of course that depends on the host. He needs to determine that.
Don't know who will give ftp access to storage other than webhosts and they won't like you storing files that have no relevance to website.
I don't know why you address this to me, as it has nothing to do with my point that the OP talked about backup for himself and not for sharing, a point you had missed. But as regards the kind of files he'd save, a user normally wants to be able to save whatever he likes, whether DMCA is involved or not. And he'd be foolish not to protect his files by packing with password, and leave the host free to pry into his stuff.
Because you quoted MY post and said "The OP actually said, "for backup my files", which clearly implies for himself, hence my reply. ". If you don't want me to respond to you, then I suggest you don't quote my post.
backed up data to the cloud should be encrypted first. I have always heard that on line storage is good because there are now more secure/reliable places like Microsoft and Google, but these places also have no regard for privacy. Also a second back up like storage near you, like dvd disks, portable drives...ect. If prices ever drop on SSD's those might turn out to be a reliable option for temp storage too