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Originally posted by Frank@May 12 2004, 12:39 AM
It's actually quite easy to set up a secure SSL transfer.
This guy is obviously a pretty good programmer but simply chose a route that was not secure. A few years back he might have got away with it - but now everyone and his uncle seems to be a hacker.
Personally I see merit in this program - as long as it's secure. It'd be great if he could modify the system - if not I guess it's a non-starter.
His program *could* help generate more traffic for a management fee of only 5% of traffic - and if you try it and don't like it? You can remove it. If a new secure version of this comes out I'll try it.
- Frank.
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first, 90% of the newb wevmasters out there dont even know how to upload a script to a server. the main reason i did it this way. Nice and simple.
second, the script is password protected.
third, you can rename the script yourself and modify the settings in de remotethumbs interface ...
forth, Normally a webserver runs a "nobody".