I saw that there is nothing that is working and which can download youtube videos that’s why I thought that it will be cool if I make it working . Well I made it and it’s free for everybody who wants to use it. Just leave a good feedback if you want. Cheers!

You can download the zip file from here: http://www.pocko.org/youtube/youtube.zip
You can try how it’s working here: http://www.pocko.org/youtube/get.php

If you want to download from more sites and convert your videos you can visit www.getvideo.bg

It checks if there is more than 1 request in 5 seconds. Of course you can change the time limit to 1 sec or 60 sec. It depends on this what you want.

So here is the script

I hope it will be useful for everyone who wants to block the flood.

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7. How to Validate a Form Using PHP Part 1 – Complete with Error Messages!

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8. Using CakePHP’s Auth Component

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9. Using Zend Acl With CodeIgniter

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10. Create a PHP script that logs in to a password protected area

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13. Randomize text letters while keeping the words readable

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15. Some ways to scan a directory in PHP

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Enjoy!

set_time_limit(3000);
$file_handle = fopen(“domains.txt”, “rb”);

while (!feof($file_handle) ) {

$line_of_text = fgets($file_handle);
$parts = explode(‘=’, $line_of_text);

//check
$final_domain = preg_replace(“/\s\s+/”, “”, $parts[0]);
$domain = $final_domain;
$url = “http://host.bg/order/DomainSearchResults.do?Body=”. $domain .”&Ext=”;
$input = @file_get_contents($url) or die(‘Could not access file: $url’);
$regexp = “<a\s[^>]*href=(\”??)([^\" >]*?)\\1[^>]*>(.*)<\/a>”;
if(preg_match_all(“/$regexp/siU”, $input, $matches)) {
$final_match = preg_replace(“/\s\s+/”, “”, $matches[3][10]);

if (strip_tags($final_match) != “този домейн е мой”) {
echo “<strong>free domain</strong> – “. $final_domain. “<br />”;
}
else {
echo “taken – “. $final_domain . “<br />”;
}
}

//END check
}

fclose($file_handle);

2. Create two tables in your database with the following fileds. The tables are: sessions and actions

3. Include the LogManager.php in your file (you can alter the path if necessary):

4. Establish a connection to the database:

5. Create an instance of the class:

6. When entering the site through username and password:

7. Loggin action. Place the code somewhere in your files. Wherever you want to log:

Saving to XML

1. Establish a connection to the database:

2. Call the file save_to_xml.php. It will create in logsystem/logfolder/ a xml file for the previous day called log_dd_mm_yyyy.xml and that’s all. The code below is already included in the file:

NOTE:This file does not display anything only populates the xml file. So insert this file in for example Plesk scheduler to be called in 22.08.2008 00:01 and the file will create a xml file for 21.08.2008

Parsing the XML and exporting it into a result table

1. Call the file xml_parser/xml_to_table.php and it will generate a search form and a table of results
A field validators are also included for the date and the time

That is all folks. If there is a problem installing the logger please fill no worry to post me a comment.

Enjoy

At the moment, there are two ways you can add, edit or delete cron jobs on our servers. The first is the easiest and that’s using the Plesk interface. The second is more complex, using the crontab program, but if you’re used to using the SSH console and have knowledge of VIM, it’s available.

However, if you’re not familiar with the way cronjobs are configured, please read the following section which will explain the syntax and how it’s works.

What does a cron line and how does it work?

A cronjob line if a very simple line with six parts. The first five set the day/time the job is/are run, while the last part is the command to be run. For example

0 * * * * php /var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/cron.php

will run the php command-line interpreter, processing the file cron.php (on the website for example.com) at the start of every hour.

The date/time fields have the following meaning:

# +------------ Minute (0 - 59)
# | +---------- Hour (0 - 23)
# | | +-------- Day of the Month (1 - 31)
# | | | +------ Month (1 - 12)
# | | | | +---- Day of the Week (0 - 7) (Sunday is 0 or 7)
# | | | | |
# * * * * * command

Therefore, the option 0 * * * * (from the above example) means ‘on the zeroth minute of any hour on any day of the month, in any month, on any day in the week, run this command‘.

Although can you add a single value, the power of cron comes in it’s ability to allow a number of different syntax options for specifying different values. The following examples will be based on the minutes field, but they can be used in any of the five fields to specific month, day, etc.:

0          - Run it when the minute is zero
*          - Run it on any value (i.e. every minute)
0,15,30,45 - Run it when the minute is 0, 15, 30 or 45 (i.e. every 15 min)
*/15       - Same as above - run it when the minute is divisible by 15
10-15      - Run it every minute between 10 and 15 minutes
30-59/5    - Run it every fifth minute of 30 (i.e. 30, 35, 40, ...)

However, taking the last example, the divisor is not against the minute of the hour, but against the minute within the period selected, therefore while 30-59/5 is when the minute can be divided by 5 between 30 and 59, the option 3-58/5 will not enact on 5, 10, etc., but on 3, 8, 13, etc.

Also, where as the first four fields must match to run the command (i.e. when the minute, hour, day of the month and month match), if the fifth field (day of the week) is also specified, the command will run when either the day of the month OR day of the week match.

To finish off, here are a number of complete examples:

*/15    *     *  *  *   - Run every 15 minutes
3-58/5  *     *  *  *   - Run every 5 minutes on the 3rd and 8th minute
0       */2   *  *  *   - Run every 2 hours, on the hour
25      8,17  *  *  *   - Run at 08:25 and 17:25
0       6     *  *  1   - Run at 06:00 every Monday
30      7     *  1  *   - Run at 07:30 on the first day of the month
0       0     1  *  5   - Run at midnight on the first of the month OR a Friday
*/30    9-17  *  *  1-5 - Run every 30 minutes between 9 to 5, Monday to Friday

Editing your crontab with Plesk

To add a cron job in Plesk:

• Log onto Plesk using your username and password.
• From your list of domains, click on the domain you would like to add the cronjob to.
• Click on Crontab.
• If you have multiple users on this domain (i.e. you have setup different FTP accounts for sub-domains or web users), from the drop-down select the username you want to create the cronjob for, and then click Set.
• Click on Add New Task.
• For each of the first five fields, enter the value as it would be for the cron line (i.e. the date/time fields). All fields are required, so if you don’t have a specific value in that field, enter *.
• Finally, enter the full command into the Command field.
• Click OK to save or Cancel to return.
• If you return back to the page with any errors, please correct the errors and click OK again.

By default, the sever will send any error messages or output from the cronjobs to username@server, e.g. mysite33@gamma.jabservers.co.uk,
which will always come to us. If you want to see the output from your
cronjob, or notices if it doesn't run (for whatever reason), you'll
need to change the address the e-mail is set to.

To do this, goto the crontab page and select the user running the crontab, click on Set, and then change Send Crontab messages to address to the e-mail address you want them sent to. Click Set again to commit the change.

Editing your Crontab via SSH

The main limitation with this option is that you can only edit the crontab for the main domain, as you can only log on via SSH using the user for the master FTP account. If you need to change the crontab for a web user or sub-domain, you will have to use the Plesk interface.

To add a cron job via SSH:

Although we will take you through the steps of using VIM on the server, knowledge of VIM is important for using the crontab program – if you do not know how to use VIM, please see how to add a cronjob using Plesk above.

• Log onto SSH using your chosen program and the username/password for the domain.
• Run the command ‘crontab -e‘ to edit the crontab.
• Move to the end of the file, press i to enter Insertion mode, create a new line and then enter the cron line.
• Press Esc and then enter :wq to write (save) the changes and quit the program.
• If there is an error in the line, you will be notified and asked if you want to re-edit your changes.
• If there is no error, you will see the message ‘crontab: installing new crontab‘.

Again, like with Plesk, any errors, notices or output from the cronjob will go to username@server (e.g. mysite33@gamma.jabservers.co.uk), which, as we manage server, or gamma.jabservers.co.uk in the example, the e-mails will come to us.

To change this and tell the cron daemon to send the e-mails to you, add the line ‘MAILTO=example@example.com‘ to the top of your crontab.

The idea of this article is because i met this problem a few days ago. The real solution is a little bit complicated.

1. We have to install a special library called FFmpeg on the OS system to encode the current flv. The problem is that it can encode all type of formats except 3gp… well this is not so bad but we need a full solution. Anyway…

2. The other problem is that this library is using some linux bash scripts and commands and it need to be installed on a linux machine, otherwise it won’t work properly…

Here is a little but important information about the current code which should be user.

http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/77468.html

There is a special php class for calling the library of functions and you can find it in the url above.

Anyway i will let you to check by yourself and learn how to use it. I already configure it and i hope that it will work properly when i move it on the linux machine. Till then i can only hope that it’s ok

I hope that this article will help these which can’t find any other possible ways … actually there are no other ways