Topic: OpenFaucet: The open source coin faucet implementation! (Read 8785 times)
This project looks like it was last updated 2 years ago, I highly recommend no one use it until the php is audited, no one knows if there are anymore security risks and looks like OP is not updating it.
Great project, you have put a lot of thought into it and the features are very thorough. Do you still need someone to look at CSS?
@Zen00: Thanks for releasing this peace of software open source. I decided to use it (over faucetbox) for my crypto blog.
I let you know when I have it integrated into Wordpress.
I let you know when I have it integrated into Wordpress.
What cryptocurrencies will this support? I can't wait for the roll-out...it sounds EXACTLY like what I've been looking for.
It will support all currencies with standard JSONRPC calls.
is this project still pursuing? Thanks for the great contribution!
Any fork of this project out there? Reliable?
is this project still pursuing? Thanks for the great contribution!
Dumb question - where do I put the cronjob files?
No idea.It would be great if someone posts a manual how to start a faucet for certain Crypto using this script.How to configure etc!
OpenFaucet: The open source coin faucet implementation!
where is the source?
Here is source https://github.com/Zen00/openfaucetwhere is the source?
Dumb question - where do I put the cronjob files?
OpenFaucet: The open source coin faucet implementation!
where is the source?
where is the source?
Any news when we may see this implemented into MPOS ?
Security update is live on branch Security-Test. Check it out and let me know if you find any bugs.
What cryptocurrencies will this support? I can't wait for the roll-out...it sounds EXACTLY like what I've been looking for.
It will support all currencies with standard JSONRPC calls.
What cryptocurrencies will this support? I can't wait for the roll-out...it sounds EXACTLY like what I've been looking for.
Currently working on integrating bootstrapping, new security checks, and other major changes right now.
Zen - this is amazing! We've been praying to find some good open faucet software.
Thank you!
You'll be getting some LTC your way soon. For the MPOS wiki and this.
Thank you!
You'll be getting some LTC your way soon. For the MPOS wiki and this.
You'll need to register.
index.php?page=register
index.php?page=login
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Well that worked! I'm not sure why it didn't work when I specified the dependencies below.
I did have an issue with libboost-all-dev so perhaps that prevented php5-mysqlnd for some reason.
So now it's working but I have another stupid question. How do you access the admin section? Did I miss how to do that?
Code:
apt-get install php5-mysqlnd php5-curl build-essential libboost-all-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libdb5.1-dev libdb5.1++-dev git
I did have an issue with libboost-all-dev so perhaps that prevented php5-mysqlnd for some reason.
So now it's working but I have another stupid question. How do you access the admin section? Did I miss how to do that?
OK I'll give that another shot.
I'm still getting the same error in the setting.php
I'm wondering if there needs to be some values in the DB or it's returning no values for tcertain tables. Would you be able to provide a dump of your test DB so I can import those values and test with them?
Code:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method mysqli_stmt::get_result() in /var/www/openfaucet/public/include/classes/setting.class.php on line 16
I'm wondering if there needs to be some values in the DB or it's returning no values for tcertain tables. Would you be able to provide a dump of your test DB so I can import those values and test with them?
That error is specifically caused by not installing php5-mysqlnd and php5-curl. Try reinstalling them and updating.
The specifics being that get_result() is a mysqlnd function and if you haven't installed mysqlnd properly it will not be able to be called, resulting in a undefined method. It has nothing to do with the DB in general.
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