TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk

[joker_josue]

Ultimately, they are the servers' security mechanisms, to avoid or reduce potential DDOS attacks.

I haven't seen this on other image hosts. It's especially annoying since there's not even a sign there should be a picture. Usually, when there's a lot of images to load, I'd expect not all of them to show up at the same time, but they'd load anyway after a small delay.

The point is that the forum proxy disconnects from the server if it does not receive a response after x seconds. I believe the problem occurs if you are loading 100 images from the same host at the same time.

I will try to see what I can do on my server, to try to minimize this situation.

[STT]

Ddos will often tie up a server with requests on purpose for pointless reasons, letting it drop automatically seems a good idea to limit deliberate misuse.   I dont know the fine detail but I got no doubts on the character endlessly chasing the destruction of what others have built.

  To me its not a maybe just a question of time till someone tests something to destruction, if there's leeway and a vulnerability people will want to use to win the game of knocking over a server for however long they can.

I get that everyday, if hosting a game a never ending supply of random people who want to crash the server as fast as possible because that is the game ?   Got to err on the side of caution surely.


It is easy to test the limits though, I pressed ctrl and click 3 links and it loaded ok after a delay with a few images it was half done.   I think my humble pc wouldnt like all 10 at once tbh.   Its got to be a common problem, Im guilty of wanting to load all at once also and often it has to be limited even by big websites.
   The FT blocked my free account for endlessly using their graphs section, I was surprised Imgur had a problem with this site tbh as its mostly text so why did they even notice; it must have spiked in demand at some time.

The thread all button brings up captcha on this forum I think and if I went to try and load up the entire WO thread for some bizarre reason some stats collate maybe I dont know; I would expect to be in trouble for trying, theres always a limit with reasons.

[LoyceV]

The point is that the forum proxy disconnects from the server if it does not receive a response after x seconds. I believe the problem occurs if you are loading 100 images from the same host at the same time.

Maybe. I don't know how long the forum tries. But I would have expected the see the "image proxy failed" image instead of <nothing>.

I will try to see what I can do on my server, to try to minimize this situation.

That's all I can ask for, thanks

[joker_josue]

INFO
In the last few hours, there has been some instability in the service. The situation is already being analysed.

We hope that everything will be back to normal as soon as possible.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

[dkbit98]

Do you mean the error where the browser says "This site isn't working" or something similar and then when you refresh the page (or if it refreshes automatically) it loads the actual site?

Yeah I think error like this was happening to me several times, but I can't reproduce it now so it's probably fixed by joker_josue.

PS
I had to post reply in proper topic that is related with TalkImg, to avoid going off-topic in Ninjatsic topic.

[joker_josue]

Do you mean the error where the browser says "This site isn't working" or something similar and then when you refresh the page (or if it refreshes automatically) it loads the actual site?

Yeah I think error like this was happening to me several times, but I can't reproduce it now so it's probably fixed by joker_josue.

PS
I had to post reply in proper topic that is related with TalkImg, to avoid going off-topic in Ninjatsic topic.

I believe the situation is now back to normal.

According to some information I managed to gather, it was related to SSL certificates. The issuing company may have had some type of problem.

I will continue to monitor the situation more closely.
Thank you for understanding.

[joker_josue]

 
 TalkImg  Reminder____________________
I would like to remind all users that NSFW images are not authorized.
Therefore, be careful whenever you upload images, especially from smartphones, to choose the correct images.

Thank you for continuing to use and support TalkImg!

[LoyceV]

be careful whenever you upload images, especially from smartphones, to choose the correct images.

Lol Did someone accidentally upload his "private pictures"?

[joker_josue]

be careful whenever you upload images, especially from smartphones, to choose the correct images.

Lol Did someone accidentally upload his "private pictures"?

At least some in screenshots. What situation? I don't know... I don't even want to know... 

[BossJumong]

I see you posted here the most viewed image uploaded in your platform last month, hopefully you will post the most viewed entry in Bitcoin Pizza Day aside from the one that most viewed this month..

[joker_josue]

I see you posted here the most viewed image uploaded in your platform last month, hopefully you will post the most viewed entry in Bitcoin Pizza Day aside from the one that most viewed this month..

The idea is interesting, but unfortunately it is information that I have difficulty obtaining. The record is highly valued, and I can only know the images that generated the most hits from the forum proxy, which turns out to be very imprecise data. You can get an estimate, but it's never very precise to the point of being able to filter down to a topic level, for example.

[elisagroup]

Hi guys,

In a separate thread, I'm trying to add these images using BBCode and all I end up with are these URLs, every single time. Could someone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong? Tried multiple hostings like imgbb and now talkgimg as well, same thing everywhere.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/06/08/czTF1.jpeg
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/06/08/czIDb.jpeg

Thanks!

[joker_josue]

In a separate thread, I'm trying to add these images using BBCode and all I end up with are these URLs, every single time. Could someone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong? Tried multiple hostings like imgbb and now talkgimg as well, same thing everywhere.

Because you are still a Newbies member. And Newbie members cannot post images until they move up to the next level.

You should wait a few days and continue participating in the forum, until the next level. Or if you don't want to wait a few days, you have to follow these steps...

[leonair]

Hi guys,

In a separate thread, I'm trying to add these images using BBCode and all I end up with are these URLs, every single time. Could someone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong? Tried multiple hostings like imgbb and now talkgimg as well, same thing everywhere.




Thanks!

There is a rule for forum newcomers that you may need to learn. It would help if you tried getting to know the forum better. New members using JPG links or BBCode will not appear as images in the forum. Go to the link and then see the picture. You are having this problem because you are a new member. There is an option for you: if you want to use images before becoming a junior member, you need to buy a membership mainly in BTC from the forum. If you purchased a Copper membership, you can upload pictures before you become a junior member in the forum with no problem. As far as I know, a copper membership requires a BTC payment 35$.

[joker_josue]

 
 Statistics  May 2024____________________
This month, there was some instability in the service on a few days, due to some problems with the SSL certificates - which were unrelated to me. Fortunately, within a few hours the situation returned to normal.

Everything else went normally, with hundreds of images of pizzas invading TalkImg (good luck to the participants).


Here are the numbers for the month:

	Number of uploads in the month:  7 141 (+1 593 that in the last month)
	Total disk space in the month:  2.72GB (+1.24 that in the last month)
	Number of visits to the talkimg.com website in the month: 5 836 (= that in the last month)  Estimated number of times images were viewed on the forum in the month (hits): 3 051 151 (+845k that in the last month)  Bandwidth in the month: 541GB (+201 that in the last month)

Top 3 Images Viewed
Three images uploaded this month, which were among the most viewed (values merely estimates):

	1593 hits	741 hits	722 hits

[waya]

Hello,

 just tried this service and it worked.  I am used to using imgur and it would not work.  I just want to know how to register for this service.

Cheers,
Waya

[joker_josue]

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If you would like to have an account on TalkImg, just send me a PM so the request can be analyzed.

[joker_josue]

 
 Statistics  June 2024____________________
It was another quiet month for TalkImg. But that doesn't mean we've been stopped. Some ideas have been worked on, which we hope to be able to share with you all soon.

If in the meantime, you have ideas and suggestions for improving TalkImg, I'd be happy to hear. Share it. 


Here are the numbers for the month:

	Number of uploads in the month:  6 219 (-922 that in the last month)
	Total disk space in the month:  1.83GB (-0.86 that in the last month)
	Number of visits to the talkimg.com website in the month: 12 819 (+6983 that in the last month)  Estimated number of times images were viewed on the forum in the month (hits): 4 390 388 (+1399k that in the last month)  Bandwidth in the month: 811GB (+270 that in the last month)

Top 3 Images Viewed
I'm trying to collect this information more efficiently. In this sense, I will temporarily suspend this statistical information.

[LoyceV]

Top 3 Images Viewed
I'm trying to collect this information more efficiently.

I played around a bit with my own Apache log:

Code:

grep -E 'jpg|jpeg|png|gif' access.log.1 | cut -d'/' -f4- | cut -d' ' -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head
     23 icons/blank.gif
     23 icons/back.gif
     20 icons/text.gif
     11 icons/compressed.gif
     10 other/easternklaas2.jpg
      9 other/mempool14.png
      5 other/settings1.png
      5 other/easternklaas1.jpg
      4 other/trust/newfeedback.png
      4 other/settings3.png

If you keep monthly logs, this should quickly get you the most downloaded images.

[joker_josue]

I played around a bit with my own Apache log:
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If you keep monthly logs, this should quickly get you the most downloaded images.

It's a possibility.
I have to see how I can do this information collection better.