Anybody knows a FREE (some free volme, 2-5 GB i mean - continuously, not just the first year like Amazon S3) cloud storage provider which has an API that does NOT use oauth ?
I need that to make regular backups to from a console service (scheduled web-browser and user-input free application).
I have looked at DropBox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and UbuntuOne.
DropBox & Google use oAuth, which I can't use (oAuth is NOT web-browser & user input free).
UbuntuOne's "API" is a horrible mess - simply unusable.
SkyDrive SDK needs Windows. I have my data on a Linux server, and that's not gonna change.
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You can access SkyDrive over WebDAV, would that work for you? – Kevin Jul 18 '12 at 11:35
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@Kevin: Hmm interesting. Yes, I think WebDAV is possible on Linux with C#/mono. – Stefan Steiger Jul 18 '12 at 11:40
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You don't even need your code to handle the WebDAV part. Just mount the WebDAV share and then your code can just pretend it's a local folder. – Kevin Jul 18 '12 at 11:49
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FREE for life without any benefits? Oh yes, I want free food, free medicines, free traveling. Come on, they are not charging millions, they are charging in cents. – Akash Kava Dec 15 '12 at 07:20
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[Parse](https://parse.com) gives you 1GB storage for free. – niutech Jan 27 '14 at 22:25