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Offline Kulverstukas

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Eteryje 1.00
« on: January 03, 2012, 11:12:58 pm »
Howdy y’all. A friend asked to make an application as a plugin for the radio station he has. Application to update the “Now playing” list with each new song playing on the radio. For this it has to check a text file, read the name of the song, and if it isn’t the same as before – send it to the server.
 Simple concept for a simple application.

 Program is a console app, so it should be ran from the command line (cmd). Or if you want to hide the window and make it run in the background, do this:
 Create a shortcut for the application and name it the same as the application itself. Go to properties and add the arguments (see below).

Arguments:
  • time – interval in seconds to check the file
  • file_name – full path including the name of the file of course
  • URL – where to send the data. URL should be like this: http://something.lt/script.php?=

So a full example would be like this: eteryje.exe 10 c:\songs.txt http://something.lt/script.php?=

Download:
Compiled exe: eteryje.exe
Code: Eteryje.zip
Instruction in Lithuanian language: instrukcijos.txt

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Re: Eteryje 1.00
« Reply #1 on: February 23, 2012, 08:35:23 pm »
Be sure to double^10000000000000 check a php script like that, because there can be many security flaws and anyone would be able to enter a song name :P
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Re: Eteryje 1.00
« Reply #2 on: February 23, 2012, 09:50:38 pm »
not unless you use a long, randomly generated name for the script. For amateur radio's it's fine. But if it were to be used as a keylogger module to upload data, then it isn't very secure. But then again, my intentions was to make it for the radio station, not for a keylogger :P