Solve : Batch Chat on the web....Try?

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Answer» As some of you may remember, I have been trying to get a FTP host. A while back I gave up searching, but today I restarted. I found a working host, and now I wish to show you the fruit of my labours! I have DEVISED a crude chat program that works over the internet via FTP. This next part only applies to members who want to disassemble the .exe to find the source: I made it closed-source for a reason, so people wouldn't leech the code or find my FTP password. Attached are two files within one .zip folder: BBC-sender.exe and BBC-READER.exe Both files must be open to use the chat program. Please post comments, bugs/glitches, or just anything related to your experience using this here. [Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Let's give it a try. Update: Ok erm dude, I downloaded it with both Iexplorer and FF and it says 0 Bytes. What's going on? Quote from: Treval on January 26, 2010, 08:22:13 PM Let's give it a try. Update: Ok erm dude, I downloaded it with both Iexplorer and FF and it says 0 Bytes. What's going on? Not quite sure...the files should have uploaded properly. The size shown on the forum is the right amount...I will re-upload after my last exam tomorrow. Files are fine here, 8KB each. OMG! It's a trojan!.....................................ju st kidding It works Pretty nice. Little bit slow though. Quote from: Broni on January 26, 2010, 08:31:23 PM Files are fine here, 8KB each. OMG! It's a trojan!.....................................ju st kidding It's kinda weird. I've scanned converted batch files with Virustotal before and they're all "Trojans" (yet only 2 scanners out of XX say that). They work normally. censored you false positives! And thanks. You can't speed it up much...this was just a PERSONAL grudge I've held against myself and decided to show everyone when I finished. I'm going to show my "Introduction to Computer Sciences" (a grade 10 COURSE, yet I am in gr 9) teacher the first day in the semester lol. He was amazed that I made a version that works over shared network drives in grade 6, so now I'm jumping ahead to a world wide chat...Nice job in any case I thought of your virus joke before you did. Quote from: Treval on January 26, 2010, 09:51:37 PM I thought of your virus joke before you did. That's nice...New version of the Reader.exe! It lags less and works better overall. [Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Now here's both Reader.exe and Sender.exe, so you have the new versions in one package. [Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Now with a bit of error checking... I've noticed that the host doesn't always like getting more than one connection at a time from the same computer, and will disconnect, so this will retry the connection if it fails. The update applies to both reader and sender. [Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Nice One Dude

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As some of you may remember, I have been trying to get a FTP host. A while back I gave up searching, but today I restarted. I found a working host, and now I wish to show you the fruit of my labours! I have DEVISED a crude chat program that works over the internet via FTP.

This next part only applies to members who want to disassemble the .exe to find the source: I made it closed-source for a reason, so people wouldn't leech the code or find my FTP password.

Attached are two files within one .zip folder: BBC-sender.exe and BBC-READER.exe
Both files must be open to use the chat program.

Please post comments, bugs/glitches, or just anything related to your experience using this here.

[Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Let's give it a try.

Update: Ok erm dude, I downloaded it with both Iexplorer and FF and it says 0 Bytes.
What's going on? Quote from: Treval on January 26, 2010, 08:22:13 PM

Let's give it a try.

Update: Ok erm dude, I downloaded it with both Iexplorer and FF and it says 0 Bytes.
What's going on?

Not quite sure...the files should have uploaded properly. The size shown on the forum is the right amount...I will re-upload after my last exam tomorrow. Files are fine here, 8KB each.

OMG! It's a trojan!.....................................ju st kidding It works
Pretty nice. Little bit slow though. Quote from: Broni on January 26, 2010, 08:31:23 PM

Files are fine here, 8KB each.

OMG! It's a trojan!.....................................ju st kidding

It's kinda weird. I've scanned converted batch files with Virustotal before and they're all "Trojans" (yet only 2 scanners out of XX say that). They work normally. *censored* you false positives!

And thanks. You can't speed it up much...this was just a PERSONAL grudge I've held against myself and decided to show everyone when I finished.

I'm going to show my "Introduction to Computer Sciences" (a grade 10 COURSE, yet I am in gr 9) teacher the first day in the semester lol. He was amazed that I made a version that works over shared network drives in grade 6, so now I'm jumping ahead to a world wide chat...Nice job in any case I thought of your virus joke before you did. Quote from: Treval on January 26, 2010, 09:51:37 PM

I thought of your virus joke before you did.

That's nice...New version of the Reader.exe! It lags less and works better overall.

[Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Now here's both Reader.exe and Sender.exe, so you have the new versions in one package.

[Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Now with a bit of error checking...

I've noticed that the host doesn't always like getting more than one connection at a time from the same computer, and will disconnect, so this will retry the connection if it fails. The update applies to both reader and sender.

[Saving space, attachment deleted by admin]Nice One Dude

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