Topic: [ANN] Paytoshi: Micropayments & Faucets - page 13. (Read 40118 times)
perfect
nice :-)
i want to add cloudflare+nastyhosts :-)
u have some style code or i can develop how i want?
Open a Pull Request and we will review it.i want to add cloudflare+nastyhosts :-)
u have some style code or i can develop how i want?
We are in the process of converting all the codebase to PSR-2 coding style. Please refer to it.
nice :-)
i want to add cloudflare+nastyhosts :-)
u have some style code or i can develop how i want?
i want to add cloudflare+nastyhosts :-)
u have some style code or i can develop how i want?
Is it similar to faucetbox (or) any new features available which are missing with other faucet providers? thanks
Hello bittamak,
regarding FaucetBox and Paytoshi.
We are simply different solutions to the same problem: handle micropayments and faucets.
As we stated before, we value faucet owners as the driving force behind our micropayment system, so we are not charging faucet owner deposits.
We charge, instead, a small fee to faucet users, but we empower them with the choice to set their own payment threshold, so that they can lessen the impact of fees on their balance.
In addition, we have an opensource faucet script, where users can collaborate and propose edits.
That's our philosophy, others have different approaches.
Nice...Have plans to build faucet and will certainly look at your solution...
Is it similar to faucetbox (or) any new features available which are missing with other faucet providers? thanks
Hello bittamak,
regarding FaucetBox and Paytoshi.
We are simply different solutions to the same problem: handle micropayments and faucets.
As we stated before, we value faucet owners as the driving force behind our micropayment system, so we are not charging faucet owner deposits.
We charge, instead, a small fee to faucet users, but we empower them with the choice to set their own payment threshold, so that they can lessen the impact of fees on their balance.
In addition, we have an opensource faucet script, where users can collaborate and propose edits.
That's our philosophy, others have different approaches.
How do you withdraw? I collected a balance of over 10000 using bitcoin faucets, but there's no withdrawal button anywhere! 
Withdrawals happen automatically every few days. Be patient and you will get your coins.Okay, I'll wait a week and see what happens.
The withdrawal has happened. You should make it clearer that it happens automatically.
Hello ahosein,
you are right, we are working to improve on the overall user experience.
Anyway as we said before, you are eligible for payment once the balance due to your BTC address is above your withdrawal threshold and there are enough microtransactions ready to create a Bitcoin transaction.
We do not have a fixed payment schedule, however, we strive to pay every 24/48h.
Thanks for your patience!
How do you withdraw? I collected a balance of over 10000 using bitcoin faucets, but there's no withdrawal button anywhere!
Withdrawals happen automatically every few days. Be patient and you will get your coins.Okay, I'll wait a week and see what happens.
The withdrawal has happened. You should make it clearer that it happens automatically.
How do you withdraw? I collected a balance of over 10000 using bitcoin faucets, but there's no withdrawal button anywhere!
Withdrawals happen automatically every few days. Be patient and you will get your coins.Okay, I'll wait a week and see what happens.
Is it similar to faucetbox (or) any new features available which are missing with other faucet providers? thanks
it's similar, but paytoshi script is opensource - you can "edit" it
ex. i've updated admin layout -> i do pull request in github :-) and it's approved
now all have "tabbed" admin panel
Good to know that code is an opensource...community can participate in developing further like the one you have contributed already
Is it similar to faucetbox (or) any new features available which are missing with other faucet providers? thanks
it's similar, but paytoshi script is opensource - you can "edit" it
ex. i've updated admin layout -> i do pull request in github :-) and it's approved
now all have "tabbed" admin panel
How do you withdraw? I collected a balance of over 10000 using bitcoin faucets, but there's no withdrawal button anywhere!
Withdrawals happen automatically every few days. Be patient and you will get your coins.
Is it similar to faucetbox (or) any new features available which are missing with other faucet providers? thanks
How do you withdraw? I collected a balance of over 10000 using bitcoin faucets, but there's no withdrawal button anywhere!
We need a daily stats (payout) is important..
:-)
https://github.com/looptribe/paytoshi-faucet
LICENCE? Is GPL? i can modify this script? (or improve)
Whooops! We didn't specify any. Of course you can modify: improvements are welcome.https://github.com/looptribe/paytoshi-faucet
LICENCE? Is GPL? i can modify this script? (or improve)
i've opened a pull request
tabs for admin panel (and not in one long page)
^_^
We'll review the PR tomorrow. tabs for admin panel (and not in one long page)
^_^
Thanks in the meantime
Cheers
i've opened a pull request
tabs for admin panel (and not in one long page)
^_^
tabs for admin panel (and not in one long page)
^_^
:-)
https://github.com/looptribe/paytoshi-faucet
LICENCE? Is GPL? i can modify this script? (or improve)
https://github.com/looptribe/paytoshi-faucet
LICENCE? Is GPL? i can modify this script? (or improve)
At this moment ReCaptcha is the state of the art in terms of preventing automated access (bot). Blocking IPs, on the contrary is a very poor and circumventable solution for this kind of problem.
ReCaptcha is very good at stopping bots, yes, though it is very easy for a human to complete. Therefore, botters can just send the captcha to a solving service powered by humans to get the job done. So far, FunCaptcha and AreYouAHuman has proven to be some of the best for stopping this technique due to how the captcha works. Perhaps those would be worth it to implement for anti-bot measures.Also, you're right, blocking IPs is a fairly poor way of stopping bots and abusers from going to your faucet. What has been found is blocking hostnames works significantly better (As there has been a trend of botters using VPSs such as AWS and such). Blocking these and services such as TOR would definitely be good to implement in the next build, if possible.
What about bots attacks?
Do you have any anti-bot feature in your script?
Do you have any anti-bot feature in your script?
Hello kotwica666,
our script support 2 captcha providers. The default one is ReCaptcha v2.
Thank you,
Cheers
Sorry, but ReCaptcha v2 is easy to pass by bots.. New FunCaptcha they already pass too.. It will be nice if you will think about some different feature - something like blocking IPs for example..
How to handle bot attacks in a new/better ways is an ongoing academic effort, surely it is outside the scope of this project.
What about bots attacks?
Do you have any anti-bot feature in your script?
Do you have any anti-bot feature in your script?
Hello kotwica666,
our script support 2 captcha providers. The default one is ReCaptcha v2.
Thank you,
Cheers
Sorry, but ReCaptcha v2 is easy to pass by bots.. New FunCaptcha they already pass too.. It will be nice if you will think about some different feature - something like blocking IPs for example..
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