phpUploader v2.1 - Opensource php based auto uploader

[ShareShiz]

lmao, grab it quick

got it

Lifetalk PM me for it. i made it for you

ShareShiz Reviewed by ShareShiz on 17th Sep 2010. phpUploader v2.1 - Opensource php based auto uploader Wtf is this? Who the heck are you? This is phpUploader. An open source and/or free, php based auto uploader. I'm lifetalk - a pretty much unknown figure around here. What does it do? FFS! I can't be arsed to keep updating this paragraph, lol. This shit does a lot of stuff. Have a look at the changelog. Features: - Downloads from RS/HF/FS/MU (Vanilla and LeechMod) - Extracts files (Vanilla) - Can extract password protected RAR's (Vanilla) Rating: 5

[somik]

To everyone using email on upload feature, use gmail or own website hosted mail service. Hotmail/Yahoo/Rest of them sucks and you wont get your mail most of the time, and even if you do, it'll be too late!

Also check your spam folder for the email if you cant find it in your inbox.

[Halcyon]

That could have been the official phpuploader mail! LOL

All the coders/testers/helpers get access to it

[Lifetalk]

Nah somik. Browsers usually don't timeout if they receive output. The flush() command in various parts of the script forces output to the browser. I've had the script run for over 15 minutes on firefox and chrome (reuploading a 2gig file to HF/FS/RS). The same browsers timed out in about 30 seconds on ShareShiz's server.

EDIT: Even when the browser times out, the process runs. I'm not sure how long it runs for, but it does run (because I kept refreshing FTP and the file download was actually progressing).

[somik]

got it

Lifetalk PM me for it. i made it for you

Why not for me?

Oh wait, i got my own mails

That could have been the official phpuploader mail! LOL

All the coders/testers/helpers get access to it

Lol, that works too

Nah somik. Browsers usually don't timeout if they receive output. The flush() command in various parts of the script forces output to the browser. I've had the script run for over 15 minutes on firefox and chrome (reuploading a 2gig file to HF/FS/RS). The same browsers timed out in about 30 seconds on ShareShiz's server.

Yes, flush works, but only after u initiate ob_start() function. Then flush works. Otherwise you will have to use flush_implicit() (not sure of syntext).

EDIT: Even when the browser times out, the process runs. I'm not sure how long it runs for, but it does run (because I kept refreshing FTP and the file download was actually progressing).

Yea, but not for long. However vegeta fixed it so hats down to him! Even i didn't know how to do that but that guy is good!

Anyway, everything is done on this end, so any more sugestions? Also, lifetalk, hows ur new hosts plugin systems coming along?

[Lifetalk]

ob_start() is not necessary. That's how I used to do it until I researched a bit more. flush() basically outputs all the data that the script currently has, to the browser. So you don't actually need to initiate (and then end) an output buffer. Easy/quick way out.

ignore_user_abort is actually a great fix. Didn't think of that earlier. Nice fix, v3g

I'm thinking of keeping the same plugin system. Consolidating all hosts in one file is, IMO, a better idea. Maintains efficiency because you don't have to include more files and such. I'm going to add new filehost support though. I have a fair few filehosts in mind. I just need to snap out of my 'laziness' though

[Halcyon]

erm.. just a small point from my side, while uploading/downloading a big file there's no flush or any output to the browser. That's where ShareShiz' server stops responding!

I think the mail-the-whole-thing mod would be a better replacement. Who the heck want's to see a loading screen the whole time when they can get the output in the mail!

End of discussion

[somik]

I agree with you there Bhagi (vegeta)

And lifetalk, add more file hosts to download. For uploading, current ones are great

[Lifetalk]

I'm going to add Netload for download/upload as they have an API. Pretty easy to implement. And then I'll move on to DepositFiles (probably) and then FileSonic (maybe)

And I also had Megashares in mind. Let's see how it goes, though

[4tw]

I'm going to add Netload for download/upload as they have an API. Pretty easy to implement. And then I'll move on to DepositFiles (probably) and then FileSonic (maybe)

And I also had Megashares in mind. Let's see how it goes, though

You know I want MS babeh