On Wed, May 24, 2017 at 2:21 PM, Paul Hill <[email protected]> wrote:

> In fact I was put off by Dave's suggestion because it is 'free'.

Totally agree. My first thought was, if it is free to the users, where
is it they make their money? Bandwidth is not free.

> A reasonable amount.  £120 a month (assuming a dozen users) seems a bit high.
> We could host a server in our office (100Mb/s bandwidth up and down)
> but I don't want to chance it, hence a 3rd party solution would be
> ideal.

My favorite hosting company, Linode, offers:
London, UK, $10/mo (£7.72), 30 Gb storage, 2 TB monthly transfer, you
might need a bit more,
plus some fees for daily log review, maintenance, upkeep, markup, overhead,
plus the one-time costs of configuring the app (inclined to think it
could be done with VSFTP over SSL/TLS)
plus configure the SSL cert, as I don't think a free cert would work,
though a self-signed might...

It shouldn't cost an arm-and-a-leg, but the biggest challenge will be
getting a reliable host and a reliable hostmaster willing to charge an
hour a month. I'd suggest you troll around for a local Linux
hostmaster, or someone who has the ability to work in UK and knows how
to spell VAT (*shudder*).

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