===plusrar version===
4.1
===php_uname===
Linux 3.14.2 #2 PREEMPT Sun Oct 26 20:29:13 CET 2014 armv5tel
===safe_mode===
off
===rar executable info===
unrar 3.80 for Linux with permissions 0777
===Return code===
2
===Error===
/share/1000/rapidleech/rar/unrar: line 1: syntax error: unexpected "("
===List output===
===Executed command===
'/share/1000/rapidleech/rar/unrar' v -v -c- -x*.htaccess -x*.htpasswd -x*.php -x*.php3 -x*.php4 -x*.php5 -x*.phtml -x*.asp -x*.aspx -x*.cgi -- '/share/1000/rapidleech/files/HoyCoraFeb15.rar'
:oraffio wrote:there is a PHP / 5.6 version with support for these files. Not if the installation is possible and not have knowledge to do this in this system I know only centos.
But I repeat rapidleech doesn't use the upload feature but creates directly a request with the command stream_socket_client. I read nothing about a 2GB limit with this command.Uploads equal or greater than 2GB in size are now accepted.
Large File Support
httpd is now built with support for files larger than 2GB on modern 32-bit Unix systems. Support for handling >2GB request bodies has also been added.
CFLAGS=”-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64”
No raffio there is still permissions rules in .htaccess files ;)raffio wrote:since the .htacees you permission to access from the outside without any kind of protection, not whether it is possible to operate it htpasword, I could not. now works but bear in mind that the files folder is unprotected and can be accessed from the outside.
##
## This .htaccess file makes authentication happen
##
AuthType Basic
AuthName "fvdw-sl NAS Management"
AuthUserFile /var/run/.htpasswd
Require valid-user
This can be fixed to be used with both templatesraffio wrote: These functions are configured in the template netblue,
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