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Sexzity
09-30-2004, 03:08 PM
I have a new script to secure that your fake tgps are up.
You mith allready tried that the link providers server has gone down and therefore your site allso was down.
Nomatter how much uptime your server has, your site will be killed by a linkprovider that has a unstable server.

So what does this script do?

It check the link providers server everytime a surfer enter your site, if the linkprovider is down, the script change the index file so your site is useing another provider instead.
It is template based, so your design can fit the linkproviders links and thumbs.

If you use 3 linkprovider, one with a 5/95, 10/90 and 20/80% program, you can now set template1 to your 5/95% provider, if hes server goes down, the script change your site so it shows template2 witch is 10/90 and if that allso goes down in change to the 20/80 provider.
You can have up to 5 templates.

The script cost 20$
Icq me on 32677225 or mail webmaster@sexzity.com

icefire
09-30-2004, 04:04 PM
every time the surfer enters the site? Are you trying to generate a DDoS attack to the link provider servers? Just imagine 50 tgp with 100k traffic each one doing that... this means at least 5 million checks per day on the link provider servers.
What about every 5 or 10 minutes or every hour and it can run through cron.
In fact you will not even need to change your script... just make shure your webmasters use cron instead of a direct SSI or php inlude on their sites.

Sexzity
09-30-2004, 04:07 PM
Originally posted by icefire
every time the surfer enters the site? Are you trying to generate a DDoS attack to the link provider servers? Just imagine 50 tgp with 100k traffic each one doing that... this means at least 5 million checks per day on the link provider servers.
What about every 5 or 10 minutes or every hour and it can run through cron.
In fact you will not even need to change your script... just make shure your webmasters use cron instead of a direct SSI or php inlude on their sites.

Sounds like a good reason to use cron.
That will be finish tomorrow.