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are you still giving away scripts?

I'm contacting some hosting companies.
As soon as I get one to work with me I will let you all know what we can do.

Answers are slow, I think they are somewhat cautious about giving out too much information.

But meanwhile, anyone hosting with ISPrime who emails me today will get a free script because it installs fine on their servers.

Put "tubecgi isprime" in the email subject for quick response.

Yes, Im still giving them out, but things are on hold until I can get more information about the different setups on the hosting companies.

The simple solution should be to compile the script on one of their servers and then all their clients will use that version. For some reason this is taking time to setup.

I uploaded it but don't see an install page or any directions... is there a page to install once its uploaded?

My domain where it will be installed.. www.tightworld.com

The full install instructions are here:

http://tubecgi.com/install.html

BUT!!! If you have one of those $9 a month hosting accounts then hold off for a day because those accounts don't appear to have c++ libraries installed.

I'm looking for a solution to that.

any updates on how to get this thing to work?

Wow... I guess we can mark this off the list now.

are you kidding me?

I'm glad I'm not as retarded as you, fuckstick

darn, I wanted to try this out. I'll check beck for an updated version. I'd like to try it for free though once it's going :]

Yes, the answer is to get hosting that can install c++ libraries and perl libwww. Get a freebsd server with good support.

The servers that I have tried to help people install on would not even compile a simple "hello world" script.

Signup at Isprime.com on a freebsd server.

Or wait until I re-write the entire thing in another language like perl or php and even then, if your host can't install the php and perl libraries then it still won't work. And when I say "libraries" I'm not talking about perl itself.
I'm talking about the extrenal code libraries that allow cgi scripts to do things that the orginal language can't handle.

If your host doesn't know the difference between perl and perl libraries(which are mostly written in "c") then get a new host, because your not going to run a very sophistcated site on that server.


Here's a test for your server:

put this code in a file named "hello.c":

// start c++ program
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdio>
#include <Magick++.h>

#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <cerrno>
#include <errno.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <vector>
#include <assert.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <time.h>

using namespace std;
using namespace Magick;



int main() {



cout << "content-type: text/html\n\n Hello!";

return 0;

}
// End c++ program




Now upload to your cgi-bin and compile it using this command thru telnet

g++ /yourpath/cgi-bin/hello.c -o hello `Magick++-config --cppflags --cxxflags --ldflags --libs`

now run the hello program, if it works then I can compile the script on your server and install it.

That script is nothing more than a "hello" script.
The "#include<whatnot>" are c and c++ libraries.

If your host has the wrong libraries installed for the server then it will compile but not run. If the wrong compiler is installed then it wont run.
If imagemagick is not installed then it wont run. Your host has to know what kind of server they have and choose the correct version of compilers and libraries for that type of server or it will not work.

If you get a freebsd server with isprime, then I'm betting it's going to work.:)

That's needed on some servers because the script begins to self-install and write files into the root and cgi-bin. Some servers will not allow the script to write unless it's chmod 777. This is not needed on some servers, infact chmod 777 causes an error on those servers, but it is exactly these servers that are havng the problem.

The script also needs to write accross your domains to manage all your sites.
If you don't have a server that has partitioned accounts into "virtual private servers" then you can't do that and will have to install each new domain by hand.

If you think setting your domain folder to 777 is a security risk then you need to get the fuck off that box.

Great stuff!!

I've avoided a lot of that by using sponsor hosted content.
The load balance is split between sponsors.

Of course there is the option not do that and each webaster will have to decided for themselves. But if they are getting a millions hits they wont have any financial barriers to expanding their web power.

So no working version yet sortie? I am very interested being a guinea pig for your script!

Security 101: Always set permissions as low as possible.

Yeah, if your server hasn't been upgrade since 1997 then sure.

Im not sure exactly what is going on here from the mixed responses that Ive read seems like things arent working out too well for the people that have signed up:(

Let me ask you this sortie.......

From what Ive seen on this script it looks like youve kinda developed a more attractive TGP design here like instead of going to a normal TGP and then being sent to their tours you now just stay on your script and are shown the vid clips:thumbsup
Sounds good to me Im sure the limits and possibilities are endless on what exactly one might be able to pull off but can you please just tell me.

What do you get out of this?

Does this script have any classification yet?(an nick name like tgp/tube)?

Come on you can do it............

I call it "tubecgi" for the nick name.

It's a content manager,
content finder(sort of since you have to give it a url),
multi-site manager,
multi-site builder,
multi-site updater.

You can run a tgp site with it and trade traffic or just have a video site with any design you can create with HTML etc...

You can put your traffic trading script into the template and trade off thumbs and embed your topsite list on the page:

What I'm getting out of this is exactly what happened here.
I found out who can run the script as it is written.
Instead of signup and paying different host to make the script work for
most people, I just give people already hosted a free script to do the test.
That saves me a few 100 maybe even thousands of dollars.

What I found out is I can't rely on people having a fully packed webserver and now I'm trying to figure a way around that.

Great post

Very interesting post

nice one ...

bump for you

still giving away free licenses?

The second server I tried was Linux CentOS 4 and that didn't work. That's one I'd really like to see it work with.

I'm re-writing the system in perl to make it work for all servers.
Give me about a week to finish.

Supposed to go in your cgi-bin directory, not your root directory. :thumbsup

I'm trying to get it up on www.fucknmedia.com and www.xxxvidhost.com but my DNS servers aren't cooperating. :thumbsup

I put it everywhere and it still won't work. ;)

Sweet :)

can i still have a free script ill ask my admin to install this.. where can i find instruction and files to download?

Sounds good :thumbsup

How do people like this script?

i like POO

I am interested.

I have a good site for it, but I do not want to bother if its going to cost me cash.

My email is [email protected]

Let me know please.

script . Anyone get it running?

I am planning on putting it onto www.DVBabes.com

But not much point if its not working.

cool

i will try this now!

cool

i will try this now

Is there a version of this that comes with 1000 stolen full dvds?

sortie

If there are any free licenses still up for grabs, I would be more than happy to work with you and give feedback regarding bugs etc.

I will install asap, if you could hit me up at phil<at>teenfeetcash<dot>com I will let you know any install / config issues I have.

Thanks!