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It depends on the avg file size, on how many downloads you have daily and many other things. You need to test to find the best value for you. And 4gb ram is really low. My servers have 16gb each.

Most of my uploaders use abbreviations on file names. "Example Movie Name" becomes "EXP.MVE.NME". Search is useless with those names. Many users also use .rar files with passwords.

If the download speed is too low, they will last longer. The longer they last, the higher would be your costs with servers. Each download may use 100mb of ram if you are using apache and sending the files with php. If the download speed is too high, your users will have no reason to buy premium...

I don't know why this is happening. I don't have the 4.3 version. The only good feature in the 4.3 that I don't have is the right click menu on the folders. And I also don't use video players.

Why do you want to run apache and nginx together?

Those processes in the process manager are apache child processes serving requests. The process manager won't give you much information regarding this. Check the apache status to see which requests they are serving.

You can park one domain in another. Both will use the same files and the same hosting account.

I didn't test it with direct upload, I tested with the remote upload using multiple file servers. Reproduce it with the direct upload would be even harder. Replacing 'temp' with 'temp_'.mt_rand(1, 1000000) will work. Removing the unique index from the table will also work. The...

Cpanel with spf is pretty secure if you follow their security recommendations.

There are some minor bugs on 4.2 that allow users to upload more than their quota. I don't know if they are fixed on 4.3. Note that if a premium user have inactive files, those files will be removed in the next cron job after the downgrade to free account.