Hello there,

 

I'm selling a little script which allows the players to see who owns Epic Jewells in your server.

By doing so players automatically gain your trust as they can see that you're not selling any epics for real currency.

 

Script works for all chronicles (including Lindvior) and has an easy config.

The watcher is updated every X minutes (config) to prevent any DDoS.

Design can be easily modified, as well as integrated into your existing websites.

 

http://s29.postimg.org/5esyy4sbr/Untitled_4.png

 

Price: 15EUR (PayPal)

Skype: artiax.code

 

SOLD TO:

 

http://l2neo.com/epic.php

 

Edited June 16, 201412 yr by Artiax

you can't  get ddos with a php action :D is just flood

Edited June 12, 201412 yr by MagicPwnz

If script has direct access to the database, as in the statistics are live from the database, you can send multiple requests to the page, and all of those requests will open a new database connection as well as make a new query and thus overload the database. 

If script has direct access to the database, as in the statistics are live from the database, you can send multiple requests to the page, and all of those requests will open a new database connection as well as make a new query and thus overload the database. 

and this is a ddos ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack

I'm not saying the actual security measure protects against DDoS itself, what I mean is that assuming website does receive DDoS attacks, as well as affecting the website, it's most likely to interrupt the gameserver as well due to overloaded database. Where as by limiting the script to one connection per lets say 5minutes, will help prevent that from happening.

Edited June 12, 201412 yr by Artiax

You know almost everysingle propper webhost has a firewall, and after (x) fast actions from the same ip, the firewall blacklists the ip and you can't send any action 

Keyword right there "almost". Either way it's a nice little feature and if some of the customers don't like it, can easily disable it by just setting the timer to 0 so I don't see where all this fuss is about.

Really trusted person. Recomend.

 

[LT] Sekmės su pardavimais. :)

and this is a ddos ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack

 

DoS stands for denial of service, and he used exactly the right word to describe his anti-flood

DoS stands for denial of service, and he used exactly the right word to describe his anti-flood

Thank you at least some of us understand.

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