Open Source Faucets?

[Just Magicmann]

I've been wanting to open a faucet for a coin I'm a supporter of, but I'm not a strong enough developer to home make software I'm sure is secure enough. Does anyone here know of any open-source faucet scripts that have either active development going on, or are secure enough to use as a starter for a fairly active Scrypt coin faucet? While it doesn't have to be perfect, I want to be able to set it up and not have to worry too terribly much about it while I go on a trip out of town for a few weeks.

[billotronic]

https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=faucet

There seems to be at least few that have had commits somewhat recently... at least a good place to start looking.

[myfirst]

You may want to look into my service offering
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1086283.0

[Just Magicmann]

https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=faucet

There seems to be at least few that have had commits somewhat recently... at least a good place to start looking.

I've looked on GitHub quite a bit and never found any that seem recently updated. I'm more looking for suggestions to specific ones, not general catch-alls that I can almost guarantee I've looked into.

[Just Magicmann]

You may want to look into my service offering
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1086283.0

I'm not about to give someone access to my servers, nor pay someone to do something I can do easily. I've been using Linux since I was in the second grade, and I'm about to go into the Navy. Servers are no issue for me.

Although seeing that you use MultiFaucet, and checking it out, it seems like a promising script. Post your BTC address and I'll send you a small tip for the tip.