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johnnyloadproductions · 06-30-2012, 12:42 AM

Ever wonder why some takedowns are uploaded again so fast to filehosts? Here's another tutorial of showing you how bad it is.

There are many ways, but you are going to be shown a way that allows people to mass upload vast quantities of
media (books, pictures, archives, videos, etc) with ease and rapid deployment.

One ready to deploy software package out there that allows this is rapidleech. Rapidleech Allows mass download and
mass ftp uploads to filehost servers.
File locker servers have allowed FTP uploads to their servers, it allows mass deployment of copyrighted content.
With a couple clicks and points from your browser, on a server of your choice multiple ftp sessions can take place using rapidleech. What took a while to upload from your home can be recycled many times and much quicker on a server which has high throughput for both upload and download.
For ROI extreme uploading must take place as one download of a 400MB file or so is only worth $.01 or so for a filehosts, you need thousands of downloads in order to pay the initial cost of the barebones server.

The worst uploaders use methods similar to what I'm going to show you. This is a classic method for extreme copyright abuse. The method shown here is how dreaded uploaders get so much content up and so fast.
People don't even have to have a fast home bandwidth solution, they can do everything from the server, both upload and download.
Rapidleech is also capable of changing the MD5 of files in bulk for .rar or .zip files(some filehosts would mark illegal files this way) it also allows for bulk renames of files to fool any kind of active search of a filehost for illegal files. If you ask me though, any active search for illegal files in a file locker sounds like an oxy moron and is a conflict of interest. It's safe to say they probably don't care much as long as they can skirt by the law.

Let's start this tutorial, in this case I'm going to use filepost.com as the example.

First upload everything to your server, using an FTP client of your choice. Upload the content into the files directory of your rapidleech package.

You'll be able to view everything in the browser once it's uploaded. Point your browser to the directory with the index.php. Select the "Server Files" Tab, show everything and click check all.

Then where it says action get the drop down menu for "FTP file." Input in your credentials from Filepost or another host and you are good to go.

Watch as the program uploads with speed, the best part is you can do this for a queue of files 100's of GB long. Upload entire TV series or entire porn sites. You can get a simple dedicated server with 1 TB of storage and 1 gbps port for around $100 now. If the server is just doing FTP uploads you don't need much for processing.

Continued...

...and here's a list of the links in the filepost.com site ready for me to export out for other pirates to download. Hopefully it leads to a sale or at least a lot of downloads. All depends on what kind of plan you choose with these file lockers.

Rapidleech also allows the deployment of url links for file lockers that only allow remote upload. Making it easy to do a bulk export of links and then feed to the likes of sites like filefactory.com

It's all about how much output can you do and with this method (this demonstration was used only with a modest vps) a dedicated server with some of the hosts can really output heavily.

If you think this software and these methods are sound and legitimate to business then you are out of your mind. The entire purpose of this post is to show you some of the methods being done out there. More free stuff, more incentive to buy a premium membership, and cycle through and steal more from you the producers of original content.
Trying to out produce piracy does not work. Make a stand and cut off the funding to these criminal enterprises.

06-30-2012, 12:42 AM
johnnyloadproductions Account Shutdown Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Gone Posts: 3,611	Ever wonder how some people replace dmcaed links so fast and across so many filehosts? Here's how. Ever wonder why some takedowns are uploaded again so fast to filehosts? Here's another tutorial of showing you how bad it is. There are many ways, but you are going to be shown a way that allows people to mass upload vast quantities of media (books, pictures, archives, videos, etc) with ease and rapid deployment. One ready to deploy software package out there that allows this is rapidleech. Rapidleech Allows mass download and mass ftp uploads to filehost servers. File locker servers have allowed FTP uploads to their servers, it allows mass deployment of copyrighted content. With a couple clicks and points from your browser, on a server of your choice multiple ftp sessions can take place using rapidleech. What took a while to upload from your home can be recycled many times and much quicker on a server which has high throughput for both upload and download. For ROI extreme uploading must take place as one download of a 400MB file or so is only worth $.01 or so for a filehosts, you need thousands of downloads in order to pay the initial cost of the barebones server. The worst uploaders use methods similar to what I'm going to show you. This is a classic method for extreme copyright abuse. The method shown here is how dreaded uploaders get so much content up and so fast. People don't even have to have a fast home bandwidth solution, they can do everything from the server, both upload and download. Rapidleech is also capable of changing the MD5 of files in bulk for .rar or .zip files(some filehosts would mark illegal files this way) it also allows for bulk renames of files to fool any kind of active search of a filehost for illegal files. If you ask me though, any active search for illegal files in a file locker sounds like an oxy moron and is a conflict of interest. It's safe to say they probably don't care much as long as they can skirt by the law. Let's start this tutorial, in this case I'm going to use filepost.com as the example. First upload everything to your server, using an FTP client of your choice. Upload the content into the files directory of your rapidleech package. You'll be able to view everything in the browser once it's uploaded. Point your browser to the directory with the index.php. Select the "Server Files" Tab, show everything and click check all. Then where it says action get the drop down menu for "FTP file." Input in your credentials from Filepost or another host and you are good to go. Watch as the program uploads with speed, the best part is you can do this for a queue of files 100's of GB long. Upload entire TV series or entire porn sites. You can get a simple dedicated server with 1 TB of storage and 1 gbps port for around $100 now. If the server is just doing FTP uploads you don't need much for processing. Continued... ...and here's a list of the links in the filepost.com site ready for me to export out for other pirates to download. Hopefully it leads to a sale or at least a lot of downloads. All depends on what kind of plan you choose with these file lockers. Rapidleech also allows the deployment of url links for file lockers that only allow remote upload. Making it easy to do a bulk export of links and then feed to the likes of sites like filefactory.com It's all about how much output can you do and with this method (this demonstration was used only with a modest vps) a dedicated server with some of the hosts can really output heavily. If you think this software and these methods are sound and legitimate to business then you are out of your mind. The entire purpose of this post is to show you some of the methods being done out there. More free stuff, more incentive to buy a premium membership, and cycle through and steal more from you the producers of original content. Trying to out produce piracy does not work. Make a stand and cut off the funding to these criminal enterprises.