How to remote to MU

[tehpako]

Hello, can someone tell me how to remote from wupload to megaupload???

Yes, I have Premium in the 2 servers but I dont undestand what to do with the cookies in the MU page.

tehpako Reviewed by tehpako on 28th Sep 2011. How to remote to MU Hello, can someone tell me how to remote from wupload to megaupload??? Yes, I have Premium in the 2 servers but I dont undestand what to do with the cookies in the MU page. Rating: 5

[bradster154]

In the multifech page, enter the urls this way:
http://username:password@wupload.com/file/xxxxxx
But I warn you: it's painfully slow and you'd have to put the urls one by one.
I tried every combination possible but I never could do remote upload to MU using the cookies. I tried from FileServe, FileSonic and UploadStation and it always failed.
Anyway it's the safest host for backup, I think it worth it.

Cheers. :)

[bubawuba]

That format is almost always the same for every host you want to fetch your urls.

[tehpako]

Thanks.

BTW, I used serch and found the Megaupload Premium Multifetch Script and it works.I can add more than 1 url instead of adding one by one.

Do the remote is alway that slow???All the files are 300kbps~500kbps and that is very slow

[algon]

Hey tell me once the remote is done do you get random filenames?

Anyways your better off with the userass because if you use cookies youre gonna end up editing it like multiple times a day cuz the cookies expires fast!

[Froomple]

megaupload caps the speed under 500KBps..
so thats the problem you are facing..

[newhorizon]

Use Cookie Editor in Firefox to copy the PHP Session ID of your Wupload account. Then you could add this cookie to Cookie Manager of MU.
Remember that the cookie is not permanent, it will expire after a few days or weeks. You must update when it generate the new cookie

Here is an example

Domain name: .wupload.com
Cookie name: PHPSESSID
Cookie Value: 1820geva74o9123iosifeaiu10ret51

Remember to add the description is the filename when fetch links to MU because the MU cannot catch the correct filename for Wupload.

The same rule apply for Filesonic and other host that base on Cookie.

Hope this help!

[algon]

Use Cookie Editor in Firefox to copy the PHP Session ID of your Wupload account. Then you could add this cookie to Cookie Manager of MU.
Remember that the cookie is not permanent, it will expire after a few days or weeks. You must update when it generate the new cookie

Here is an example

Domain name: .wupload.com
Cookie name: PHPSESSID
Cookie Value: 1820geva74o9123iosifeaiu10ret51

Remember to add the description is the filename when fetch links to MU because the MU cannot catch the correct filename for Wupload.

The same rule apply for Filesonic and other host that base on Cookie.

Hope this help!

There is one host that doesnt mess up the filenames... It only happens to me on wupload.filesonic. I assume there is no fix?