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How to use Rapidleech Script - Installing Rapidleech - Requirement




How to use Rapidleech Script - Installing Rapidleech - Requirement
P Requirement to use rapidleech scrip safe_mode off Well, safe_mode can be turned on but you will need some knowledge of P to customize and make some workarounds. fsockopen enabled Check this through pinfo(), if fsockopen is listed under disable_functions Rapidleech cannot work. allow_call_time_pass_reference On This isn't strictly required, but it will produce annoying messages across the pages. allow_url_fopen On memory_limit larger than 32MB Or you won't be able to download some large files cURL support enabled This is required to check links output_buffering Off This is required to show the progress bar during download, although there are workarounds even if this is turned on -----------------------
Installation Guide :
Download latest Rapidleech From This Here Unzip The File Using Winrar or anything you like in a folder on your PC Then Open Your Cpanel Which Your Hosting Company Has Given You. Then srch For A Icon Of File Manager , then click on it . Then srch For A File Named "public_html" , open it. There Will be many files in it , crte a new folder in Public_Html , name it any thing you like. Then upload all the files unzipped at step no. 2 in a folder to that new folder that you have crted in your Public_html There will Be a Folder Named "Files" within the files that you have currently uploaded . Right Click On It there Will Be A Option of "Change Permissions", click on it A Box type Structure Will Appr,Check All the boxes In the Menu or input the values as 777 Go to your site www.example.com/name of the folder that you Crted At step 6 Your Rapidleech is workingTroubleshooting:If Rapidleech some how doesn't work, crte a file named pinfo.p under the root directory of your public_html. Inside pinfo.p, put the following content:

<?p pinfo(); ?>

If you have Rapidleech on the root folder of public_html, add this to your .htaccess:

<files pinfo.p>

Allow from all


</files>




Or you can avoid all this steps and bought a hosting plan suitable for you from here and you'll get the latest version of the script will be rdy on your domain directly after purchase. last update: Rapidleech Script 11-7-2011
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