password cracker for .001

[forfucksake]

gee thanks for your impassioned replies.
Get a life.

[G-Type]

Originally Posted by forfucksake

gee thanks for your impassioned replies.
Get a life.

EDIT: Own comment was self-removed. It was a quite angry one.

[Pinkpapercut]

Originally Posted by forfucksake

I do not understand why people password their uploads it is just a pain in the arse.

Another reason for passwording files is that it makes it harder for the filehost to identify the contents of the file and so disguises copyright violation.

Originally Posted by forfucksake

gee thanks for your impassioned replies.
Get a life.

forfucksake: Rude much?

[buttsie]

slightly off topic but as many seem to be trumpeting password protection

by BlueShinobi

I used to script for a now defunct file host, but I know how the system for file deletion works, and there are a number of misunderstandings about it.

One thing to understand, nothing prevents a DMCA takedown.
Does not matter what you do, you get a DMCA, the file is gone.

Password protection

This is a common myth. Password protecting files does not prevent deletion under any circumstance.

No one opens the files by hand, it's all automated.

If a copyright complaint is sent by the owner of material, the file they request to be deleted is deleted without review. This is the same on all sites.

No one checks your file to make sure it's what the complaint says it is.

source
http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/sho...4&postcount=13

[Moon Raker]

Originally Posted by Moon Raker

Another reason if that sometimes the host will block an uploaded file for various reasons - but it cannot do that if the file is password protected.

Originally Posted by buttsie

One thing to understand, nothing prevents a DMCA takedown. Does not matter what you do, you get a DMCA, the file is gone. Password protection - this is a common myth. Password protecting files does not prevent deletion under any circumstance.

Again, deviating slightly off topic but this is a useful discussion in general. Sometimes when I upload to my preferred host DepositFiles the file will apparently upload OK, but we just get an error message when attempting to download it (even immediately after U/L): ' This file does not exist, the access to the following file is limited or it has been removed due to infringement of copyright'. The way around this is to ZIP the file with a password. I reckon the situation with other hosts is similar.

However I agree that a file will always be removed in response to a DMCA request, regardless.

Here is an example, if I upload this file is in 'raw' AVI form then I get the error message on attempted DF download but if I ZIP with a password then I do not - disbelievers can try it!:

http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/sho...postcount=1069

[forfucksake]

Originally Posted by Pinkpapercut

Another reason for passwording files is that it makes it harder for the filehost to identify the contents of the file and so disguises copyright violation.



forfucksake: Rude much?

Only when ruded upon

[G-Type]

Originally Posted by forfucksake

Only when ruded upon

If I wanted to, I could drag this conversation further and further...I won´t as it´s a waste of time.

However, show me one single post within that thread that had been rude?

Listen, we are a community where it´s unwritten Rule that we try to help members who have questions.

You asked a question, numerous members have tried to help you out.

Rude is: when members try to help and you (as the requester) are not showing thankfulness or appreciation by placing a "little" thanks.

Consider yourself lucky that I don´t have a say anymore.

Check your manners and attitudes, Man!
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[pharoahegypt]

Originally Posted by G-Type

EDIT: Own comment was self-removed. It was a quite angry one.

I think we should be entitled to see what our helpful replies as to how to go about solving the issue got us?

Anyone else noticed that none of us got any thanks for any of our messages, he just focused on the one or two slightly sarcastic ones?

Anyone would think he's a mini-me with his ill judged rant!!??

Safe to say, next time I see a thread with a question of his I won't be there...

[forfucksake]

jesus you people really take yourselves too seriously.

[Jism Jim]

Originally Posted by Moon Raker

Here is an example, if I upload this file is in 'raw' AVI form then I get the error message on attempted DF download but if I ZIP with a password then I do not - disbelievers can try it!:

http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/sho...postcount=1069

That's because you uploaded a different file and so avoided the CRC check. For the same reason some poster add a text file to an archive when the first upload archive was not accepted. As a matter of fact, I think that even changing the compression might have the same result.