XFileSharing Pro - Possibility to switch from days to hours

[Nick]

Hello,

I was wondering if it would be possible to switch from days to hours in the system.

What I would want is that instead of "Download volume x in y days" to have "Download volume x in y hours" and even more if the system could check the number downloads made by an IP or user within a certain amount of time would be great. Something like "You can download x times in y hours".

Would this be possible?

Thank you,

Nick

[PilgrimX182]

Nothing is impossible in SibSoft
To change days to hours here's quick hack:
in index.cgi find these 2 lines:

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my $bw = $db->SelectOne("SELECT SUM(size) FROM IP2Files WHERE ip=INET_ATON(?) AND created > NOW()-INTERVAL ? DAY",$ses->getIP,$c->{bw_limit_days});
$ses->message("You have reached the download-limit: $c->{bw_limit} Mb for last $c->{bw_limit_days} days") if ($bw > 1024*1024*$c->{bw_limit});

and replace "DAY" with "HOUR" in 1st line, and then replace "days" with "hours" in 2nd line.

Use the same field in config, only it will be hours, not days.

[Nick]

Hehe I know nothing is impossible, just wanted to tease you

What about the second option?

Hello,

[..] and even more if the system could check the number downloads made by an IP or user within a certain amount of time would be great. Something like "You can download x times in y hours".

Thank you,

Nick

[Nick]

I'm a bit confused to be honest

I have in index.cgi:

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     my $bw = $db->SelectOne("SELECT SUM(size) FROM IP2Files WHERE ip=INET_ATON(?) AND created > NOW()-INTERVAL ? HOUR",$ses->getIP,$c->{bw_limit_hours});
      $ses->message("You have reached the download-limit: $c->{bw_limit} Mb for last $c->{bw_limit_hours} hours") if ($bw > 1024*1024*$c->{bw_limit});

which i presume it is correct.

Now, in XFileConfig.pm i have the following:

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 # Used for BW limit
 bw_limit_days => '1',

 # Limit Max bandwidth for IP per 'bw_limit_days' days
 bw_limit_anon => '100',

 # Incrementally limit bandwidth per day
 bw_daily_limit_anon => '100',

 # Limit Max bandwidth for IP per 'bw_limit_days' days
 bw_limit_reg => '500',

 # Incrementally limit bandwidth per day
 bw_daily_limit_reg => '500',

 # Limit Max bandwidth for IP per 'bw_limit_days' days
 bw_limit_prem => '3000',

 # Incrementally limit bandwidth per day
 bw_daily_limit_prem => '0',

Where should I change the values in config?

Thank you,

Nick

[PilgrimX182]

add this code after that 2 lines:

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my $dlnum = $db->SelectOne("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM IP2Files WHERE ip=INET_ATON(?) AND created > NOW()-INTERVAL ? HOUR",$ses->getIP,$c->{limit_maxdl_hours});
$ses->message("You have reached the download-limit: $c->{limit_maxdl_num} downloads for last $c->{limit_maxdl_hours} hours") if $dlnum > $c->{limit_maxdl_num};

and add 2 keys into XFileConfig.pm:

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limit_maxdl_num => 5,
limit_maxdl_hours => 3,

which means max 5 downloads last 3 hours.

[PilgrimX182]

Damn. You've made wrong edit. Here's correct code for 1st feature:

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my $bw = $db->SelectOne("SELECT SUM(size) FROM IP2Files WHERE ip=INET_ATON(?) AND created > NOW()-INTERVAL ? HOUR",$ses->getIP,$c->{bw_limit_days}); 
$ses->message("You have reached the download-limit: $c->{bw_limit} Mb for last $c->{bw_limit_days} hours") if ($bw > 1024*1024*$c->{bw_limit});

[Nick]

Corrected and added the lines.

Now the premium page looks like this:

http://www.self-share.com/premium.html

I'll PM you with links for downloading index.cgi and XFileConfig.cgi as it seems I'm still doing it wrong

Nick