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Not hating on the thread, just battling EPSkis optimism. :D ;)
A section of chicks comparable to the Reef Girls. Or, just a bunch of drunk Collyraddy chicks flashing cans.
Love that Idea too Lumpy! THank you.
As far as putting in time, I have basically 7 months before next winter to get it fully fired up and working. I have 1558 posts here, you very conservatively say that each one took 5 minutes to write up, etc. That's 130 hrs that I could have used for the website....this does not include the 400 hours I've probably spent ready AKPM posts....;)
If the site will be successful with all these factors, it is worth the time. Were there's a will, there's a way....
Thank you EP and all others who have offered to help. Chances are I'll need you.:D
^^^^^^^^^^
BuMp
Is that 5mb imposed by upload_max_filesize? If so, look at the PHP documentation, it can be changed by either the ini OR PHP_INI_PERDIR - so you can get round it using .htaccess (I'm making presumptions on the part of your host here though, they may not allow .htaccess files).Quote:
Originally posted by Baconzoo
Snowboard.com or Freeskiing.com have good category layouts for gear review, age groups, travel, resorts
Check out the free 4image software I use on the links below, good user forum. 4images software
I want to have users upload one trick wonders. I'll have to create dropdowns for inputting keywords like:
180
360
540
1080
FS
BS
Ect. It's tough to standardize everyone's keywords. I have a 5mb limit due to a PHP server config set by my host. It was a 2mb and I got em' to up it.
Come with the Boom!
If they do, however, just create a file called '.htaccess' with 'php_value upload_max_filesize <byte value, eg. 100mb =104,857,600>' and you should be able to overide those restrictions.
2Mb isn't a suprise though, that's the default setting...
edg
I know this is two posts in a row, but different topics. I'd help if you need - I'm perfectly happy doing backend stuff (No jokes, biatches) but not so hot (right now) on the design front. I think despite Phunk's pessimism, as long as you take a good amount of time planning the technical details (What language your going to use, what d/b software, how are the different parts of the site going to interact, how is data [such as images] going to be sorted, how are you going to impose administrative control), then the actual implementation shouldn't take too long, especially if you get a lot of the help from the community.
If you don't mind sharing, what are the specs of your host? As long as they give you access to PHP and MySQL (And of course you have enough space) this should be relatively easy to do :-)
edg
2 gigs of storageQuote:
Originally posted by edg
I know this is two posts in a row, but different topics. I'd help if you need - I'm perfectly happy doing backend stuff (No jokes, biatches) but not so hot (right now) on the design front. I think despite Phunk's pessimism, as long as you take a good amount of time planning the technical details (What language your going to use, what d/b software, how are the different parts of the site going to interact, how is data [such as images] going to be sorted, how are you going to impose administrative control), then the actual implementation shouldn't take too long, especially if you get a lot of the help from the community.
If you don't mind sharing, what are the specs of your host? As long as they give you access to PHP and MySQL (And of course you have enough space) this should be relatively easy to do :-)
edg
50 gigs of monthly transfer
- PHP, CGI & SSI Scripting
This is just to get it started and see what kind of bandwidth and storage will be required.
That's a preety sweet setup. Is there a DB solution provided?Quote:
Originally posted by Blurred Elevens
2 gigs of storage
50 gigs of monthly transfer
- PHP, CGI & SSI Scripting
This is just to get it started and see what kind of bandwidth and storage will be required.
edg
I'm going to bed brother...(it's almost 3 AM here) :D But, I cut and pasted this from my hosts site.
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Unlimited Forwarders
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Sheeeeeeeeetttttt! Nice little list :-) There are plenty of possible solutions with that set up then :DQuote:
Originally posted by Blurred Elevens
I'm going to bed brother...(it's almost 3 AM here) :D But, I cut and pasted this from my hosts site.
Features
Unlimited POP3 Email
Unlimited IMAP Email
Unlimited Forwarders
Unlimited Filters
Spam Assassin
Webmail - NeoMail
Webmail - Horde
Webmail - Squirrel
Scripting / Programming environment
PHP 4+
Perl
JSP (Tomcat)
Apache::ASP
Relational Databases
Unlimited MySQL databases
Unlimited Postgresql databases
Oracle (extra)
DB2 (extra)
Remote Shell / Console access
OpenSSH / SSH access*
* (picture id and utility bill is required - fax request to 888-453-1240)
Extra's
RealAudio HTTP streaming
RealAudioVideo HTTP streaming
Microsoft Audio HTTP streaming
Microsoft Video HTTP streaming
MP3 Audio streaming
Shopping Cart - osCommerce
Shopping Cart - Interchange
Shopping Cart - Agora
Chatrooms
Search engine submission
Bulletin Board / Forums
Forums / Bulletin Boards
PHP-Nuke
Domain Features
Parked Domains - Unlimited
Addon Domains - $22 per year per domain
Subdomains - Unlimited
FTP Features
FTP Accounts - Unlimited
Backup features
Password Protection Manager
Custom Error Pages
edg
Quote:
Originally posted by edg
Is that 5mb imposed by upload_max_filesize? If so, look at the PHP documentation, it can be changed by either the ini OR PHP_INI_PERDIR - so you can get round it using .htaccess (I'm making presumptions on the part of your host here though, they may not allow .htaccess files).
If they do, however, just create a file called '.htaccess' with 'php_value upload_max_filesize <byte value, eg. 100mb =104,857,600>' and you should be able to overide those restrictions.
2Mb isn't a suprise though, that's the default setting...
edg
I would have never thought I'd ask this type of question in front of my radical skiing peers...
I've put a htaccess file on my server...
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://yourdomain.com [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.yourdomain.com [NC]
RewriteRule [^/]+.(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.com/accessdenied.gif [R,L]
with my domain URL string added to replace the stock URL.
It still lets me display the image from a browser using the hotlink, which I want to stop. I only want people to hit the image from my URL which has password protected access to those links. If someone were to "find" the link directly they could view the image file. BAD!
This web page talks about it:
thesitewizard.com/archive/bandwidththeft
but the code I used is shown above, it's from the creator of the image asset library that I use.
My questions:
Is that code wack?
Is it the Apache Servers choice to allow htaccess files? config file?
Is it possible to "find" hotlinks on the web to images? Some type of war dialer URL string creator/tester?
Am I paranoid?
Is big Brother watching?
Hey Blurred... please add me to the list for helping out on this project. I can help w/ html, design of pages/images, just putting content up on pages. I would be able to assist w/ maintaining the site if that's something you'd like help with. Just PM or Email me and let me know whatcha need!
Sprite
(webmistress)
1). Never bothered blocking external access to my images. If the area in which the images are stored are already password protected, then the direct link shouldn't work anyway.Quote:
Originally posted by Baconzoo
I would have never thought I'd ask this type of question in front of my radical skiing peers...
I've put a htaccess file on my server...
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://yourdomain.com [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.yourdomain.com [NC]
RewriteRule [^/]+.(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.com/accessdenied.gif [R,L]
with my domain URL string added to replace the stock URL.
It still lets me display the image from a browser using the hotlink, which I want to stop. I only want people to hit the image from my URL which has password protected access to those links. If someone were to "find" the link directly they could view the image file. BAD!
This web page talks about it:
thesitewizard.com/archive/bandwidththeft
but the code I used is shown above, it's from the creator of the image asset library that I use.
My questions:
Is that code wack?
Is it the Apache Servers choice to allow htaccess files? config file?
Is it possible to "find" hotlinks on the web to images? Some type of war dialer URL string creator/tester?
Am I paranoid?
Is big Brother watching?
This code should work :
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://aaa.com.*$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.aaa.com.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|GIF|jpg|JPG|swf|SWF)$ http://www.aaa.com/bad.gif [R]
You can see there are subtle differences, but these are important, I feel.
If you're using IE type this out into a text editor, as sometimes your can get odd gremlins from copy/paste.
2). Yes, your host (If you're not it yourself) can set whether or not to accept .htaccess files, but it's so limiting not to allow them I doubt they'd do that. Even so, an email to tech support can clear that up.
3). I'm sure it is, but it'd be an awfully large job - are your images that precious?
4). No, they're really after you.
5). Yes.
Hope this helps,
edg
.* instead of /* Why?
EDG, you're a life/job saver. Word to your Mama.
Blurred, what hosting company are you using?
Make sure you find out what versions of MySQL you have to, some features of phpNuke dont play nice with MySQL v < 4.0Quote:
Originally posted by Blurred Elevens
I'm going to bed brother...(it's almost 3 AM here) :D But, I cut and pasted this from my hosts site.
Features
Unlimited POP3 Email
Unlimited IMAP Email
Unlimited Forwarders
Unlimited Filters
Spam Assassin
Webmail - NeoMail
Webmail - Horde
Webmail - Squirrel
Scripting / Programming environment
PHP 4+
Perl
JSP (Tomcat)
Apache::ASP
Relational Databases
Unlimited MySQL databases
Unlimited Postgresql databases
Oracle (extra)
DB2 (extra)
Don't know, as long as it works eh? (It does work, right?)Quote:
Originally posted by Baconzoo
.* instead of /* Why?
EDG, you're a life/job saver. Word to your Mama.
edg
It exclude all access to the images even from the right URL. The php call to an image is comming a couple of directories later, http://www.mydomain.com/library/deta...p?image_id=845
That's why I asked about /* = every folder after the astric
Hmm... There appear to be 4 variations possible (from what I can find on the net) I suppose just try all?
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?yourdomain.com(/)?.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|bmp)$ http://yourdomain.com/bad.jpg [R,NC]
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?yourdomain.com(/)?.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|bmp)$ http://yourdomain.com/bad.jpg [R,NC]
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?yourdomain.com(/)?.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|bmp)$ http://yourdomain.com/bad.jpg [R,NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?yourdomain.com(/)?.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|bmp)$ http://yourdomain.com/bad.jpg [R,NC]
If one of those aren't working, I'm sorry - must be something to do with your server config :confused:
edg
Blurred , when is this awesome web site gonna be online.......whats up???
Set up the Paypal account. I think maggots would be more than happy to toss a few bucks in the pot for bandwidth.
Like iskibc said, a TR page would be cool. Just think, pages of cool TR's with no political threads anywhere in sight.
Look forward to seeing it.
I'm waiting on a certain unemployed maggot to get off her butt and help me get it done. Hopefully sometime soon. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DDsnake
"Levels. Levels."
Right on Blurred! Sounds like a cool site.
For the splitboarders out there…splitboard.com is coming too! :)
http://www.splitboard.com/newsite/SB_header.jpg
Blurred, I'd set up a way to atleast defray some of the costs. However, I've heard that Paypal is now censoring who can use its platform. i.e., porn sites are being excluded, gambling, and some sites PayPal deems to be hate sites have had priveleges revoked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
me thinks some competition is needed in this segment.