[ANN] Microwallet.org - API + free faucet script, start your own faucet!

[BlueChipper]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

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[Werko]

Hi,

my three sites still working.
A new API is still not an option, but I hope we get a statement soon

[onlyyou12]

Anyone tell me ! Micro is still pay for member  

[BitcoinFuture99]

I think problem is in the microfaucet script because microwallet API keys works and still can get the balance directly through

Code:

https://www.microwallet.org/api/v1/balance?api_key=

please any developer can fix the bug of faucet template at www.freebitcoinfaucet.org

[BitcoinzB]

Same problem, API not working. Any temporary fix yet?

[BlueChipper]

I just found this site, faucetbox.com, seems legit, nice design and all, has a faucet list like "land of bitcoin" and even a microwallet migration guide. I'm going to move my faucet over there, we'll see how it goes...

Thx for the hint, we just migrated one of our Microwallet faucets to http://faucetbox.com and used the automatic script. Migration worked fine, no troubles. We are now depositing the first Bitcoins. Hope that works ...

I'll keep you updated. Stay tuned.

Cheers, Bluechipper

[NeedIfFindIt]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

Did you try to temporary replace:

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send.</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

with

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send. ('.$errno.') '.$errstr.'</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

in the code. Please paste the error message you get after "Failed to send." here.

[krishnapramod]

A majority of my referrals have accounts in microwallet faucets. It took months of constant advertising to gain these referrals. The way things are heading, it looks like I am going to lose all my referrals. Even if the faucet owners come up with a new micropayment cache system, will the members still be able to retain their referrals?

[NeedIfFindIt]

A majority of my referrals have accounts in microwallet faucets. It took months of constant advertising to gain these referrals. The way things are heading, it looks like I am going to lose all my referrals. Even if the faucet owners come up with a new micropayment cache system, will the members still be able to retain their referrals?

Yes:
- If the websites continue running microfaucet
- If you/they used bitcoin addresses (instead of username/email)
- If the microwallet replacement uses bitcoin addresses
- If the website admin decide to keep the microfaucet_users table  

Too many IFs

[krishnapramod]

A majority of my referrals have accounts in microwallet faucets. It took months of constant advertising to gain these referrals. The way things are heading, it looks like I am going to lose all my referrals. Even if the faucet owners come up with a new micropayment cache system, will the members still be able to retain their referrals?

Yes:
- If the websites continue running microfaucet
- If you/they used bitcoin addresses (instead of username/email)
- If the microwallet replacement uses bitcoin addresses
- If the website admin decide to keep the microfaucet_users table  

Too many IFs

Wow...hope the faucet owners are going to read this and these IFs will be taken into consideration before opting for a new payment system. I was feeling a bit hopeful after reading the first three IFs, but the fourth one, microfaucet_users table, damn ...Thank you for explaining it in detail.

[BlueChipper]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

Did you try to temporary replace:

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send.</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

with

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send. ('.$errno.') '.$errstr.'</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

in the code. Please paste the error message you get after "Failed to send." here.

Hi, I have changed the code and got the error message: "Failed to send. (0)"

You can try it with our test site http://bexxpal.com.

Cheers Bluechipper

[NeedIfFindIt]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

Did you try to temporary replace:

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send.</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

with

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send. ('.$errno.') '.$errstr.'</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

in the code. Please paste the error message you get after "Failed to send." here.

Hi, I have changed the code and got the error message: "Failed to send. (0)"

You can try it with our test site http://bexxpal.com.

Cheers Bluechipper

Looks for some reason your hosting is unable to resolve the microwallet's IP address.

As a temp measure you can ping locally:

ping www.microwallet.org
this will give you the IP 104.28.0.112, or 104.28.1.112 or something else ...

Then replace

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://104.28.0.112', 443);

Then you will probably need to buy me a beer   just kidding, I'm not sure if it will work.

[BlueChipper]

Hi my friend, you are my personal hero.

I changed the www.microwallet.org against IP-address 104.28.1.112 and it works. At least we can make payouts now, the balance is still on status "N/A".

The beer is yours, definitely 

Thx again,

Bluechipper

[Schurup]

I just farmed through ~150 mw faucets, only about ~10-12 failed to send... all others working properly!

[Werko]

Has anyone received a payment from MW?
I have already 900000 on my account.

[Justin-TheBotGuru]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

Did you try to temporary replace:

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send.</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

with

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send. ('.$errno.') '.$errstr.'</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

in the code. Please paste the error message you get after "Failed to send." here.

Hi, I have changed the code and got the error message: "Failed to send. (0)"

You can try it with our test site http://bexxpal.com.

Cheers Bluechipper

Looks for some reason your hosting is unable to resolve the microwallet's IP address.

As a temp measure you can ping locally:

ping www.microwallet.org
this will give you the IP 104.28.0.112, or 104.28.1.112 or something else ...

Then replace

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://[put the IP here]', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);

Then you will probably need to buy me a beer   just kidding, I'm not sure if it will work.

Hello! I actually reset my account information to be able to say this - Haven't posted in a long time... But I really wanted to thank you for going out of your way to help other faucet owners. Unless it breaks a rule here (which I doubt it does) can you reply to this with your bitcoin address?

[Schurup]

Has anyone received a payment from MW?
I have already 900000 on my account.

Not yet, give it some time...

Think owner is under pressure and dont have time to do all things in one moment!

[NeedIfFindIt]

Hi there,

we are operating www.pinktussy.com and www.mezzacap.com and both sites are still not working because the API doesn't work. We've contacted the guys from microwallet.org but got no answer yet.

I am pretty sure that they are very busy anyway with repairing the DDoS but they should inform about the situation. A lot of people depend on them - faucet sites are not working, referal systems are out of order (at least for the microwallet faucets). In one word - a large part of the ecosphere is down.

I think it would be a good idea if @landofbicoin would drop a few words here and we all know a bit more, thx in advance.

Cheers Bluechipper

Did you try to temporary replace:

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send.</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

with

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);
        if (!$fp) {
            return array(
                'success' => false,
                'message' => 'Failed to send.',
                'html' => '<div class="alert alert-danger">Failed to send. ('.$errno.') '.$errstr.'</div>',
                'response' => null,
            );
        }
        @fputs($fp, $request);

in the code. Please paste the error message you get after "Failed to send." here.

Hi, I have changed the code and got the error message: "Failed to send. (0)"

You can try it with our test site http://bexxpal.com.

Cheers Bluechipper

Looks for some reason your hosting is unable to resolve the microwallet's IP address.

As a temp measure you can ping locally:

ping www.microwallet.org
this will give you the IP 104.28.0.112, or 104.28.1.112 or something else ...

Then replace

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);

Code:

        $fp = @fsockopen('ssl://[put the IP here]', 443, $errno, $errstr, 3);

Then you will probably need to buy me a beer   just kidding, I'm not sure if it will work.

Hello! I actually reset my account information to be able to say this - Haven't posted in a long time... But I really wanted to thank you for going out of your way to help other faucet owners. Unless it breaks a rule here (which I doubt it does) can you reply to this with your bitcoin address?

It is written in my profile 

Don't forget the IP thing is temp measure. Wait 3 days and if the original code still does not work then check it with your hosting provider etc.

If someone else get the IP in the future he may steal your API key etc.

[Justin-TheBotGuru]

Thanks for the heads up
I dont actually have a Microwallet.org faucet, was reading the thread because some of our faucet owners (I help run a competing platform to Microwallet) informed us that microwallet was having some issues. Came across your help just wanted to say thanks for those that you might help with it.

EDIT: Sent you a beer tip.

[NeedIfFindIt]

Actually to avoid "connection timeout" the

Code:

", 3"

should be removed 

3 seconds may not be enough for a heavily overloaded website.

Thanks!