Tag Archives: How_To

01 April 2006

How To: Byepass the Rapidshare data download limit

Rapidshare limits each user to a certain amount of downloading per day based on the users IP address. You can easily cheat rapidshare by showing a different IP address.

  1. Clear your browser cookies.
  2. Open the command prompt (Start – Run – cmd.exe)
  3. Run the following simple commands:

    4. ipconfig /flushdns
    ipconfig /release
    ipconfig /renew

  4. Type exit to close the DOS window. Restart the rapidshare download job.

This trick may not work if your ISP has assigned you a static IP address.

If Rapidshare block your IP, change proxy

Rapidshare might block an IP from download for sometime. To byepass this restriction, change your IP. First obtain a IP and it’s port from publicproxyservers.com. Then use that IP and port in your browser Connection settings window. Click OK.

Also check How To: Crack RapidShare Wait Time Limit

25 March 2006

How To: Crack RapidShare Wait Time Limit

RapidShare is a free file hosting service. As a normal user you will need to wait for few seconds before you can start downloading the file. But now, no more waiting. just follow the procedure below and Crack RapidShare Wait Limit.

  1. Load the RapidShare download link.
  2. Scroll to bottom of the page, click on the ‘Free’ button.
  3. Then scroll to the bottom of the page again, you will get a download waiting time countdown.
  4. Instead of waiting for it, paste ‘javascript:alert(c=0)’ into browser’s address bar, and press ‘Enter’.
  5. Then, you will get a dialog box, press the ‘OK’ button.
  6. You are done! You can start downloading immediately!

Update: If the above crack didnt work, try the second alternative below.

  1. Click the Free button to initiate the download for rapidshare website
  2. As the countdown timer begins, type the following URL in the location bar and press enter or click the Go button. The rapidshare direct download link should appear immediately.

javascript:var%20counta=0;var%20countb=0;var%20countc=0;
var%20countd=0;var%20counte=0;var%20countf=0;var%20countg=0;
var%20counth=0;var%20counti=0;var%20countj=0;var%20countk=0;
var%20countl=0;var%20countm=0;var%20countn=0;var%20counto=0;
var%20countp=0;var%20countq=0;var%20countr=0;var%20counts=0;
var%20countt=0;var%20countu=0;var%20countv=0;var%20countw=0;
var%20countx=0;var%20county=0;var%20countz=0;

The third option to byepass waiting time in Firefox is by using Greasmonkey extension and installing rapidshare.user.js script (rapidshare no wait). RapidLeecher is another PHP script for Rapidshare.de, Megaupload and MyTempDir services for immediate and simultaneous multiple downloads using proxy servers.

Also check How To: Byepass the Rapidshare data download limit

04 March 2006

How To: Host a subdomain on another server or hosting company…

There are many times when it would be useful to host a sub-domain of your main site on another server or hosting company altogether. Maybe your sub-domain has outgrown the main site and you want to host it elsewhere for a better deal, maybe you’ve got some ultra cheap static file hosting for serving up images and videos elsewhere or maybe you have a company that allows you to have an affiliate store or something like that and they allow you to use your own domain. …except that you want to create a sub-domain of your main site to ensure consistency, customer trust and to retain your branding. #

06 January 2006

How To: Make a Torrent with Azureus

We have seen articles on How To configure and setting up Azureus Bittorent client from Paul before. Now he has an article on How To: Make a Torrent with Azureus. Feel free to check it out.

This guide is a follow up to my series of Azureus articles that dealt with configuring and setting up the popular BitTorrent client. Now, I will discuss how you can share any file by creating and seeding a torrent. There are a number of reasons why using a torrent is more viable than simply serving the file yourself. Bandwidth costs will pretty much be eliminated as users individually serve pieces of the file themselves. Azureus will aid us in creating the torrent due to its compatibility with many different operating systems.

25 December 2005

How to: Download Google Video

  • Go to Google Video and find a video.
  • View the page source code and search for the keyword ?googleplayer?.
  • Copy and paste the videoUrl parameter (all of the characters after the keyword ?videoUrl=?).
  • Press Ctrl-L to go to URL location bar. Type Javascript:unescape(?videoUrl?) where videoUrl should be the last parameter you have copied into the clipboard.
  • It should output the actual URL on the broswer, copy and paste that URL onto your browser location bar again to download the FLV movie.
  • Play it with a FLV Player.
06 November 2005

How To: Boost Your Blog Traffic

Paul has written an excellent tutorial on How To boost your Blog traffic with the current technologies and techniques. Check it out..

Many first time bloggers automatically assume that once their blog is setup and they put a few posts on it, they will get some hits and regular readers. This is quite untrue. You won’t get any traffic if no one knows about your website. In this article I hope to tackle these problems and discuss some of the common ways bloggers and webmasters drive more traffic to their site by understanding the user.

05 October 2005

How To: Reading Files From Windows Partition(NTFS) in Ubuntu Linux

How To: Reading Files From Windows Partition(NTFS) in Ubuntu Linux
The steps were as follows:

First open the root terminal. Then in Gnome you go to Applications->System Tools->Root Terminal

Once in the root account, you should run this command

# fdisk -l

If you’re not on the root account, precede each command with “sudo”, like this:

# sudo fdisk -l

The next step is to mount the hard drive (assuming that it is /dev/hda1) and put it in a directory:

# mkdir /media/windows
# mount /dev/hda1 /media/windows/ -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222

# cd /media/windows
# ls

If you need to unmount the partition, do this:

# umount /media/windows/

If you have trouble with any of this, or a step was unclear, please comment.