Where can I dump pics for public viewing?

[ISX]

I have a million pics of things on my truck that people might want to see to help them with who knows what, but I have no way of showing them. Photobucket seems a little unorganized/slow. I literally have a million pics so the last thing I want is it to take 10 min to go through 10 pics. I have maybe 50GB+ of videos as well but theres no way I can upload that. Wondered if someone had ever ran across a worthy photo sharing site.

[JOHNFAK]

Not really If you have organized the. You can just store on a cheap USB external and have it HTML indexed .... Not pretty but works fast and no copying ... Just static links

[ISX]

Not really If you have organized the. You can just store on a cheap USB external and have it HTML indexed .... Not pretty but works fast and no copying ... Just static links

I could do the whole hard drive in that case. No clue how to do it though. I also don't know if it would be fast since the internet people kicked me down to 1mb upload. All of my pics are close to 1mb.

[JOHNFAK]

I could do the whole hard drive in that case. No clue how to do it though. I also don't know if it would be fast since the internet people kicked me down to 1mb upload. All of my pics are close to 1mb.

No need to upload - ust make it accessible via a webserver. If you dont have one or dont want to run one - send it to mike. Again nothing to be uplaoded - its just like browsing a regular directory http://webdesign.about.com/od/beginningtutorials/f/index_html.htm

[Mopar1973Man]

True he could setup a HTML page to navigate it on my server since they are already here. But provider doesn't allow directory viewing for security reasons... http://www.mopar1973man.com/isx97 So now if here place a index.htm file in his directory and links to all the pics then every could use them.

[Rogan]

.htaccess file in the folder, port forward (to say, 8080), as most internet providers don't allow port80 (http port) traffic, due to bandwidth usage.Set the DNS account up in your router, and call it done.Free DNS servers are available. (like Freedns.com, dyndns.com, etc..