How you share your data with friends without upload on any cloud site.There is a very simple and small program called minishare is a solution .You simply install it add your files and share your data with friends on lan with high speed upto 40MB/s .
HTTP was selected as the protocol, since it's pretty safe to assume anyone with the possiblity to use the Internet has access and can already use a web browser, so the receiving end doesn't have to install any special software. MiniShare doesn't compete with "real" HTTP servers, it's mainly aimed for common users needing a temporary way to have files accessible for others. It's useful also for transfering data over a LAN (for example, you could listen to your mp3s on someone else's computer).
The files that the user wants to share are drag'n'dropped on the application (or added via a standard file dialog) and the URLs for the shared files can be easily copied on the clipboard (with the IP address pointing to the user's computer). Since this application doesn't use any P2P network and only the selected files are shared (i.e. unlike most HTTP-servers that directly use the file system), so the user does not have to feel insecure.
· Easy to use drag-and-drop interface
· Suitable for simple web hosting
· Designed to be usable by anyone, no admin experience needed
· Minimal footprint, no expensive hardware needed
· Very useful tool for transfering files over a LAN
· Implements HTTP/1.1 with basic authentication
· Customizable
1.Open Minishare.
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Introduction
MiniShare application was designed to serve anyone who has the need to share files to anyone, doesn't have a place to store the files on the web, and does not want or simply does not have the skill and possibility to set up and maintain a complete HT The application is meant to be as easy to use as any common software most users use daily. However, this doesn't mean experienced users can't find it useful.HTTP was selected as the protocol, since it's pretty safe to assume anyone with the possiblity to use the Internet has access and can already use a web browser, so the receiving end doesn't have to install any special software. MiniShare doesn't compete with "real" HTTP servers, it's mainly aimed for common users needing a temporary way to have files accessible for others. It's useful also for transfering data over a LAN (for example, you could listen to your mp3s on someone else's computer).
The files that the user wants to share are drag'n'dropped on the application (or added via a standard file dialog) and the URLs for the shared files can be easily copied on the clipboard (with the IP address pointing to the user's computer). Since this application doesn't use any P2P network and only the selected files are shared (i.e. unlike most HTTP-servers that directly use the file system), so the user does not have to feel insecure.
Here are some key features of "MiniShare":
· Easy to use drag-and-drop interface
· Suitable for simple web hosting
· Designed to be usable by anyone, no admin experience needed
· Minimal footprint, no expensive hardware needed
· Very useful tool for transfering files over a LAN
· Implements HTTP/1.1 with basic authentication
· Customizable
Setup Of Minishare
1.Open Minishare.2.Simply drag a add your file in Minishare Program.
3.Now you see your ip in red box if you are in lan simply give your ip to friend to share data with him. In lan data transfer rate upto 80MB/s. If you are connected to Internet simply give your ip to friend to share data with him data transfer speed depends on your carriers.
4.Now test this ip is working or not.Open your browser and simply go the ip given by minishare .Your ip you see in the redbox in screenshot 1.
5. Now you see your share files on your browser click on that which you wanna download.
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