Title: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: Greedi on August 17, 2012, 10:42:59 PM I've decided to make my Litecoin faucet open source
Code: bitcoin faucet public release Can be found here (https://github.com/Greedi/bitcoin-faucet) Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: xchrix on August 29, 2012, 04:17:51 PM hm dont know what to do with this "faucet"... the translation in german doesnt gave me a hint :D
is it a gambling script or something?? Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: phantastisch on August 29, 2012, 04:33:26 PM A Bitcoin/Litecoin Faucet is a website where you can obtain free coins.
It is called Faucet because the coins drip mostly slowly out of it in your wallet. The Purpose of these Sites is that beginners can get some coins to begin playing with them. So if you want to run a faucet and give free Bitcoins/Litecoins to others then you can use these nice Script now. Thx Greedi. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: Greedi on August 29, 2012, 05:43:43 PM A Bitcoin/Litecoin Faucet is a website where you can obtain free coins. It is called Faucet because the coins drip mostly slowly out of it in your wallet. The Purpose of these Sites is that beginners can get some coins to begin playing with them. So if you want to run a faucet and give free Bitcoins/Litecoins to others then you can use these nice Script now. Thx Greedi. Could not have say it better my self :) You're welcome, hope it will come in good hands :) Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 18, 2013, 04:49:33 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: defaced on May 18, 2013, 02:59:44 PM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 05:20:54 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 08:48:13 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Put it on github, I doubt anyone will unpack a zip from a JR member. it's already on GITHUB https://github.com/r3wt/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2 the latest version can be downloaded through my site. and trust me people know me. they call me Nimda.... Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 09:00:07 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Put it on github, I doubt anyone will unpack a zip from a JR member. it's already on GITHUB https://github.com/r3wt/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2 the latest version can be downloaded through my site. and trust me people know me. they call me Nimda.... Why did you put the timestamp in a hidden input ? Code: <input id="timestamp" name="timestamp" value='<?php echo $date = date('m/d/Y h:i:s a');?>' type='hidden'> Now I could easily change that and drain your faucet. Also flat files are never good way to store a database. and you would drain my faucet how? lulz Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 09:08:06 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Put it on github, I doubt anyone will unpack a zip from a JR member. it's already on GITHUB https://github.com/r3wt/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2 the latest version can be downloaded through my site. and trust me people know me. they call me Nimda.... Why did you put the timestamp in a hidden input ? Code: <input id="timestamp" name="timestamp" value='<?php echo $date = date('m/d/Y h:i:s a');?>' type='hidden'> Now I could easily change that and drain your faucet. Also flat files are never good way to store a database. and you would drain my faucet how? lulz I would set that date into the past and keep giving you my address until there was no funds left. Do you have a demo you want me to show you. thats where the admin console comes in. you can easily see multiple ip addresses dates etc. also the payouts are made by hand. unhackable. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 09:15:14 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Put it on github, I doubt anyone will unpack a zip from a JR member. it's already on GITHUB https://github.com/r3wt/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2 the latest version can be downloaded through my site. and trust me people know me. they call me Nimda.... Why did you put the timestamp in a hidden input ? Code: <input id="timestamp" name="timestamp" value='<?php echo $date = date('m/d/Y h:i:s a');?>' type='hidden'> Now I could easily change that and drain your faucet. Also flat files are never good way to store a database. and you would drain my faucet how? lulz I would set that date into the past and keep giving you my address until there was no funds left. Do you have a demo you want me to show you. thats where the admin console comes in. you can easily see multiple ip addresses dates etc. also the payouts are made by hand. unhackable. I see that, but do you think with over a lot of users, and different ips it is hackable, nothing is unhackable. Dude you wrote a bad faucet it is ok, flat files, timestamps in the hidden inputs, it is a mess, I could go on and on but I save you the embarrassment. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 09:20:56 AM Damn, i wish there were instructions for a noob. i'm trying to make this work with the new GLDcoin Ive got it accepting FRK's but not dishing them out for some reason. i've built a new generic crypto faucet you can use with any coin. here it is http://www.1gld.tk/_dl/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2.zip Put it on github, I doubt anyone will unpack a zip from a JR member. it's already on GITHUB https://github.com/r3wt/GENERICCRYPTOFAUCETv2 the latest version can be downloaded through my site. and trust me people know me. they call me Nimda.... Why did you put the timestamp in a hidden input ? Code: <input id="timestamp" name="timestamp" value='<?php echo $date = date('m/d/Y h:i:s a');?>' type='hidden'> Now I could easily change that and drain your faucet. Also flat files are never good way to store a database. and you would drain my faucet how? lulz I would set that date into the past and keep giving you my address until there was no funds left. Do you have a demo you want me to show you. thats where the admin console comes in. you can easily see multiple ip addresses dates etc. also the payouts are made by hand. unhackable. I see that, but do you think with over a lot of users, and different ips it is hackable, nothing is unhackable. Dude you wrote a bad faucet it is ok, flat files, timestamps in the hidden inputs, it is a mess, I could go on and on but I save you the embarrassment. Nice deflection, but we are talking about your script. My script is running on some heavily traffic sites, has yet to be hacked, it has both manual and scripted payouts. It maintains a nice randomness to the ad orders. It also requires a bitcoind not blockchain.info. But enough about my ferrari of a faucet script. You open sourced yours so I saw some mistakes, nothing that a little fix couldn't solved I don't get why your getting all mad and attacking my work which you have yet to see. lol, the only flaw in my script is that it can't validate what an acceptable address is. i have about 2 weeks experience in php... give me a break. anyway, put up or shut up. lets see this "ferrari" of a script you have. heres mine http://www.1gld.tk/faucet.php and if you have a solution for hiding the server time in the input, why don't you just tell me? i'm a newb with php it took me a week to build this small set of files, and this is my first php project. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 09:39:04 AM lol, the only flaw in my script is that it can't validate what an acceptable address is. i have about 2 weeks experience in php... give me a break. anyway, put up or shut up. lets see this "ferrari" of a script you have. heres mine http://www.1gld.tk/faucet.php and if you have a solution for hiding the server time in the input, why don't you just tell me? i'm a newb with php it took me a week to build this small set of files, and this is my first php project. No their is a couple of flaws. Well welcome to tough love, this will teach you the correct way and when your making real web apps you can then go, that Gweedo dude really helped me ;). Now why would I open source my faucet if it commands a price, that wouldn't be smart would it LOL lol, you're delusional. there may be flaws, but you've done nothing to help, unless you count inflating your own ego as help. and to your last statement, i gladly give this away as open source. it is my first php project, and is a great building block for anyone wanting to build a fast and simple, straight forward faucet. oh yeah, did i mention that the theme is fully responsive? cuz it is :) edit. i see you've posted a fake bitcoin address at my site as localhost. how childish of you. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: Mitchell on May 22, 2013, 11:09:36 AM @r3wt, first of all you should open a different topic for your script. Now you are just bumping and flooding this topic.
Second, you don't check entered addresses? Bad decission mate. Third, you shouldn't use hidden in a form to send the date. You could just get it at the handling page. Why are you doing it that way? Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: graghav2010 on May 22, 2013, 12:39:56 PM This doesnt work with blockchain so USELESS if you want instant setup without running bitcoind whole day :P So I dont like this one though trying to edit this.
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 01:00:15 PM @r3wt, first of all you should open a different topic for your script. Now you are just bumping and flooding this topic. Second, you don't check entered addresses? Bad decission mate. Third, you shouldn't use hidden in a form to send the date. You could just get it at the handling page. Why are you doing it that way? are you shitting me? do you even know what you are talking about? my site does check entered addresses. gweedo references the old version of the script that is located on GITHUB and hasn't been updated, due to the shittyness of GITHUB's interface. if you used my script you would realize just how much more control and scam prevention it provides over this hacks script, which all though proffessional allows for anyone to get your database username and password, as well as your bitcoin wallet address, key , and password. my friends faucet uses his script and just got hacked and drained this morning. if you believe this douchebag over me just because of his post count you ain't got a brain in your head. /end rant last thing, my script does have its own thread. i was jus ttring to help the first user i responded to in this thread who needed a script for ALTERNATE CRYPTOCURRENCIES. i wonder if some people have brain sometimes. they repeat the same old information over and over without ever thinking for them selves Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: Mitchell on May 22, 2013, 01:03:19 PM @r3wt, first of all you should open a different topic for your script. Now you are just bumping and flooding this topic. Second, you don't check entered addresses? Bad decission mate. Third, you shouldn't use hidden in a form to send the date. You could just get it at the handling page. Why are you doing it that way? are you shitting me? do you even know what you are talking about? my site does check entered addresses. gweedo references the old version of the script that hasn't been updated. if you used my script you would realize just how much more control and scam prevention it provides over this hacks script, which all though proffessional allows for anyone to get your database username and password, as well as your bitcoin wallet address, key , and password. my friends faucet uses his script and just got hacked and drained this morning. if you believe this douchebag over me just because of his post count you ain't got a brain in your head. /end rant I know what I am talking about. I made a faucat myself, if you didn't see the link in my signature. You said he put localhost into your address list, so I assume that works and that you didn't check the addressess. If you do, then my comment is invalid and I apologize. Stop raging, it makes you look stupid and ignorant. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: r3wt on May 22, 2013, 01:08:58 PM @r3wt, first of all you should open a different topic for your script. Now you are just bumping and flooding this topic. Second, you don't check entered addresses? Bad decission mate. Third, you shouldn't use hidden in a form to send the date. You could just get it at the handling page. Why are you doing it that way? are you shitting me? do you even know what you are talking about? my site does check entered addresses. gweedo references the old version of the script that hasn't been updated. if you used my script you would realize just how much more control and scam prevention it provides over this hacks script, which all though proffessional allows for anyone to get your database username and password, as well as your bitcoin wallet address, key , and password. my friends faucet uses his script and just got hacked and drained this morning. if you believe this douchebag over me just because of his post count you ain't got a brain in your head. /end rant I know what I am talking about. I made a faucat myself, if you didn't see the link in my signature. You said he put localhost into your address list, so I assume that works and that you didn't check the addressess. If you do, then my comment is invalid and I apologize. Stop raging, it makes you look stupid and ignorant. Ignorant please.. i think you need to learn to read and follow conversations a little bit better. If you did, you would realize that my faucet is for GLDcoin (OR ANY OTHER ALTCOIN), and therefore can not be tested until the block chain website is complete for GLDcoin. The only possible verifications it can make is that there is something entered into the address box and that it is exactly 34 charachters in length. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: aksplace on November 17, 2013, 10:15:36 AM Not sure why people are attacking him in this thread.. He created a faucet and provided the code... Guess what its FREE also
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: kezzyp on December 31, 2013, 09:17:09 AM I wish there is a laugh in Latin, surprising.. Bunch of losers...
Sr and Jr.. Open source is supposed to be downloaded for free and bugs fixed and re-uploaded also thank the original developer, then this bunch of assholes expects a perfect open source and also curse because the script he spent time writing and uploaded for free with the source code is not perfect enough for them.. Don't test me!!!!!!!! Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: f1ndm3h on January 31, 2014, 03:13:54 PM Thanks for sharing Greedi :)
Guys did anyone manage to make this faucet work with any altcoin? I think it should work if I just use the correct daemon, right? I am really noob in the bitcoin world and got no clue how transactions are made. Any help would be nice. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: K1773R on January 31, 2014, 03:56:56 PM Thanks for sharing Greedi :) i took a fork which fixed some ugly things and fixed the other ugly things.Guys did anyone manage to make this faucet work with any altcoin? I think it should work if I just use the correct daemon, right? I am really noob in the bitcoin world and got no clue how transactions are made. Any help would be nice. you SHOULD change the sendfrom to a sendmany, otherwise you trash alot in fees. tough this needs some reading on how transaction work and you need few php skills. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: trance92071 on March 14, 2014, 08:01:22 AM Can anyone seem to help me with this? I seem to have it uploaded ok, database made, config file edited but for some reason it's not working after you enter your address and click go. I think it may be a permission issue but I am not sure. The faucet is http://earthcoinfaucet.com/
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: trance92071 on March 14, 2014, 08:10:06 AM yes the .htaccess file has been uploaded as well.... I checked the error logs and it just has blank files
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: gweedo on March 14, 2014, 08:19:29 AM yes the .htaccess file has been uploaded as well.... I checked the error logs and it just has blank files Make sure you are looking at the correct error.log for the correct virtual host, because a 500 code would log that into the error.log otherwise it will be also impossible to figure out the problem. Goto your virtual host and make sure it is logging. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: trance92071 on March 14, 2014, 08:21:33 AM This is what I am seeing. http://grab.by/v8uQ And when i click on the file it shows nothing...
edit: ah ok that may be why i am having the issue. I have not set up a virtual host configuration on my godaddy hosting yet Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: animalroam on March 16, 2014, 09:59:33 PM Does anybody know how to set these things:
1. the time between each payout 2. the amount paid to each ip and address 3. the threshold when the payments are automatically sent and the round is over? I can only find the minimum it pays out each time, not the maximum in config.php. Also, would you enter your donation address here: $fee_account = "KgHL1urqk1roN0eX67sC"; // set to your own KEY to recieve fee´s there If not, I do not understand the difference between a key and an address. Thanks in advance. Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: animalroam on March 17, 2014, 11:11:30 PM Also, is this automatic?
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: thiagobarreto on May 17, 2015, 10:23:31 AM Fatal error: Uncaught BitcoinClientException:
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: JuanCrypto on October 27, 2015, 02:49:16 AM works with another altcoin?
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: BitMaxz on October 27, 2015, 12:57:56 PM Hi sir do you have a demo site sir to know what is the form of the. I already down load the files i open the index.php in google crome but its show the codes...
Title: Re: [ANN] Open Source Bitcoin Faucet Post by: examplens on October 31, 2015, 12:10:57 PM this thread created 17 August 2012, and on github last update is 3years old. i think that it's not too smart to use this script, obvious that the author has given up development
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