Digitalrice.com offers exactly what you are asking for, but there's one catch,
their home page at http://www.digitalrice.com takes you to a 404 web page.  But
have no fear the 404 page has a sign-up link.  The kicker is the sign-up link is
also 404.

It might not hurt to check there periodically.

-Mike
http://mdipper.digitalrice.com

> From: Thomas McGahee [mailto:tom_mcgahee@SIGMAIS.COM]
>
> OK, I have finally given up on both Redrival and Freeservers.
> I had been hosting my PIC related files such as PICUART.ASM,
> my KEYPAD project, and my PIC Digital Capacitance Meter, along
> with my homemade LCD font files on these sites in recent
> weeks, but both of them have gone belly-up for one reason
> or another.
>
> I REALLY need a decent website where I can give my files a
> home.
>
> I have already spent over five hours today rummaging around
> on the internet looking for a good free website, but after
> checking out more than 60 sites, it seems that all of them
> had one or more bad qualities.
>
> This is what I need:
>
> * Has to be absolutely free, with no hidden strings attached.
>
> * At least 20 MB of disk space. More is better.
>
> * No restrictions on the file-types (EXE JPG GIF ZIP PDF etc.)
>   that can be stored or downloaded.
>
> * No annoying banners or popups. Well, I can tolerate a simple
>   banner ad, but it has to be inoffensive.
>
> * direct FTP file access so I can add new stuff at a moment's
>   notice.
>
> * A reasonable up-time. Something approaching 99% would
>   be a blessing.
>
> It would be NICE if the site could also host a domain name,
> but that is not necessary.
>
> Any of you who have visited my existing web sites know that
> I maintained a very simple web page. It is really just a place
> for me to put things for others to download.
>
> James Newton had offered some time ago to let me place my
> stuff on his system, but I don't like the fact that I
> couldn't directly manage my files myself via FTP, so I never
> took him up on the offer.
>
> Luckily several PIC list members have placed copies of some
> of my files on their own websites, and I appreciate that,
> But I really need to get a web site of my own that I can
> work with on a daily basis. It would be so nice to be able
> to post a PDF on my site and place a reference to it in an
> e-mail instead of having to resort to converting my drawings
> to low-res GIF files just to get the PIC list server to
> accept them.
>
> If any one can help me locate a decent web host that meets
> all the above criteria, I will be MOST grateful.
>
> Fr. Thomas McGahee
>
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