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#76 Troubleshooting » Pseudostreaming » 2014-08-11 16:21:25

Jacob
Replies: 16

I have pseudostreaming enabled in ACP and I had a system admin install/active pseudostreaming on the server (By watching the documentation on this forum) but the problem is that it is not cutting through the video. It seems to be still using progressive even though I have it as pseudostreaming in ACP.

#77 Re: Troubleshooting » Confused and need help with my settings » 2014-08-09 22:51:04

Thanks for answering my rebill question. Can you please check and update this thread? Feel free to check on my website if need be, you have the log ins wink

#78 Re: Troubleshooting » Confused and need help with my settings » 2014-08-09 13:54:40

1. Lets say someone bought a package on 8/9/2014 and I want them to get charged for another month on 9/9/2014 so my rebill should be 30 days or?


2. I am still working my way around CCBill, they are too slow. Zombaio, I haven't checked out yet. -snip-

#79 Troubleshooting » Confused and need help with my settings » 2014-08-08 23:09:42

Jacob
Replies: 4

1. Can someone please elaborate the "Rebill Period" feature in packages?
2. I set the price of a package to 1 but on the PayPal checkout page, it says $29,35. Why?

#80 Re: Troubleshooting » Adding your own payment method? » 2014-08-08 22:01:25

Thanks! Everything seems to be working perfectly now.

#82 Re: Troubleshooting » Adding your own payment method? » 2014-08-08 13:34:03

Lol correct. My bad, I actually bumped the wrong thread.

#83 Re: Troubleshooting » Adding your own payment method? » 2014-08-07 22:08:25

Just re-installed and still doesn't work.

#84 Bug Reports » Overlay Player Ad not responsive » 2014-08-05 15:58:14

Jacob
Replies: 1

Full Screen:

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Now when the browser is minimized:

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It should be in the middle of the video like how it is originally. Sorry for all the bug reports recently

#85 Re: Troubleshooting » Frontend and Backend Login Bug » 2014-08-05 15:26:59

Oh then please do. It is very frustrating for myself and probably some others.

#86 Re: Open Discussion » anyone have tips with increase google place? » 2014-08-05 13:01:30

I have been doing some SEO research for a good few months targeting adult content. If you would like my research documents then hit me up.

The basics are pretty much build more backlinks, more traffic, more searches on SE, managing Alexa, good content with unique titles, call bots on your website, etc.

Also, on Whois it says your domain is for sale...

#87 Re: Troubleshooting » Adding your own payment method? » 2014-08-05 12:57:04

Haven't used SMSCoin neither did any research.

#88 Re: Troubleshooting » Frontend and Backend Login Bug » 2014-08-05 12:55:47

MS_DA wrote:

Just use 2 browsers. I.e. Firefox to login as admin on the acp and Tor to login as member on the frontend.

Ben

Using multiple browsers is challenging for me because I have a slow internet connection.

symtab wrote:

I could implement different login system if a few clients wanted this. Its easy to do.

What do you mean by different login system?

#89 Re: Documentation » [Howto] Protecting admin page from admin finders » 2014-08-04 20:34:00

Eri wrote:

If someone fail to login more than 2 times, ban his IP will be better.

True. Or if you fail to log in more than 2 times, the admins get an alert e-mail with the details of the individual. Such as IP address, headers, etc. This way we can ban the guy personally if it was a malicious individual. This way we will also get to know that we need to be extra caution, if the individual is banned automatically then we wouldn't become aware of the attack or hack attempt.

#90 Troubleshooting » Frontend and Backend Login Bug » 2014-08-04 20:26:39

Jacob
Replies: 6

If you are logged in as a registered member, you can access the frontend without any issues but if you log in to Admin Control Panel then the frontend user would be changed too.

Example:

Registered Member: Constable
Admin Account: Symtab

Log in to website.com through Constable.
Go to website.com/admin and log in with Symtab
All of a sudden, the account on website.com becomes symtab.

Problem: If you log in to ACP, the ACP account should not take over the frontend account. Extremely frustrating when doing tests on a test account and you have to log in and log out constantly.

#91 Documentation » [Howto] Protecting admin page from admin finders » 2014-08-04 15:46:51

Jacob
Replies: 4

Since the softwares admin panel is located at domain.com/admin it is very easy for most admin finder programs to find this page. Even manually many individuals would be able to find out your ACP path if you have password protected directory. Now what can we do to prevent your ACP from getting picked up on admin finder programs and prevent some individuals from finding your ACP path?

All you have to do is create a 404 not found path and put it in your ACP directory. How?

Step 1

Open Notepad++ and copy the code below and paste it into notepad++

<html>
<head>
	<meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="Content-Type" />
	<title>Website Name</title>
</head>
<body>
<center><span style="font-size:36px;"><strong>404 Not Found</strong></span></center>

<center></center>

<center>
<hr />nginx</center>
</body>
</html>

Save the file as index.html

Step 2
Log in to your FTP and navigate to /admin

Step 3
Upload index.html to the root of the admin directory.

Step 4
When you go to website.com/admin it will show you a 404 not found error but if you go to website.com/admin/login.php or website.com/admin/index.php , you would view the admin control panel log in page and can use it normally.

Conclusion

Many admin page finders read the pages title, if it says 404 not found, they will move on to finding the page under a different term. Same with many newbie hackers, they will assume the admin page is not located at website.com/admin so then they will move on to finding the page under a different term. This is not foolproof but will definitely fool many.


Preview of Index.html
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#93 Re: Troubleshooting » Can't figure this thing out » 2014-08-02 23:56:08

Thanks big_smile

Would be waiting for an update.

#94 Feature Requests » [ADDED IN 1.0.11] Alert for flagged videos on Dashboard » 2014-08-02 23:53:20

Jacob
Replies: 3

I was wondering maybe an alert on Dashboard in ACP saying something like "You have X new flagged videos" or something along the line. So this way we won't miss out flags and we would know how many new or unread reports we have.

#95 Re: Troubleshooting » Emptying /tmp » 2014-08-02 12:50:01

True. My hosting provider handled this issue for me. They basically deleted everything except for some mysql file.

#96 Re: Troubleshooting » Emptying /tmp » 2014-08-01 22:42:42

Yes yes. You are right, it has something to do with /var/tmp. Is that server related?

#97 Re: Troubleshooting » Emptying /tmp » 2014-08-01 15:40:55

I believe the scripts /tmp.

Here's one of the e-mails I received from cPanel:

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Also, I created a thread on cPanel forums and this is what they told me:

I advise using the "du" utility to determine what's taking up the space in your /tmp partition. You may also find the following thread helpful:

Tmpwatch Every 24 Hours

Do you guys think it is safe to install Tmpwatch? I mean it won't interrupt anything with the sites script or would it?

#98 Re: Troubleshooting » Emptying /tmp » 2014-08-01 12:02:41

Wait, but the e-mail said /tmp is almost full?

#99 Re: Feature Requests » View counter increases on page refresh » 2014-08-01 12:01:19

It sounds reasonable. Thanks for considering smile

#100 Troubleshooting » Emptying /tmp » 2014-07-31 23:06:16

Jacob
Replies: 8

I received an e-mail about my /tmp disk space getting close to full. I contacted cPanel and they advised me to delete some stuff. What are some safe stuff to delete?

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Above image is from /tmp

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