Thread: Does anyone has the same problem with Free Proxy List Script?

Originally Posted by oxuro

@jakki i did what u suggested and this problem is solved

But as ...sh1t happens some times hehe there is a new problem :/
It seems that i doesn't add the proxies to the database. Even if i try to submit them as regular user or even if i try to add them via control panel the result is the same (doesn't add them)

Any suggestions at that?

@xrvel all the top proxy, latest proxy and submit proxy links create the same problem (sounds that has to be done some configurations on the server side , once asked that from my host and they did it that problem get solved)
I haven't change anything at the .htaccess , it's the same as the downloaded version

Probably your hosting has not activated the rewrite module (some hosts do). Glad the 404 has been resolved.
About the problem when adding proxies, maybe those were put on the pending state?
Or what kind of message did you get when you submit proxy normally (from submit page, not the admin one)? Did you get any error message?
Or what was the "OK" message that you saw?

Hey Xrvel ,

No mate i don't get any error , that's the strange. Cuz i mean if i at least received a message it would show that it works right?
But nothing.

Mind if i pm u the demo url so u can see it by your self?

thats good that script dovloper with us.

but also good if you put your error url so other can also try to solve. and if anyone else got same error then they can solve there issue by visiting this thread instead of asking same question again and again.

Yea it's great that Xrvel is here

well jakki the url is proxy list , u can check it ur self as well

Which script are you talking about anyways ?

Hey Soulzripper , we are talking about the Free Proxy List Script :P

Just found it is a display bug. If the backlink is not found on the submitted domain, the error has not been shown.
And the proxy is of course not added to the database

Just a small display fix, open includes/templates/submit-proxy.php

After

PHP Code:

<input type="text" readonly="readonly" value="<?php echo htmlentities(get_config('reciprocal_link_2')); ?>" size="40" />

Add

PHP Code:

<?php submitError($error, 'backlink'); ?>

So it will become

PHP Code:

<input type="text" readonly="readonly" value="<?php echo htmlentities(get_config('reciprocal_link_2')); ?>" size="40" />
<?php submitError($error, 'backlink'); ?>

Now if backlink is not found, an error will be displayed

WoW great, after changing the code as u said it works like a charm
Thanks alot Xrvel

Originally Posted by xrvel

Probably your hosting has not activated the rewrite module (some hosts do). Glad the 404 has been resolved.
About the problem when adding proxies, maybe those were put on the pending state?
Or what kind of message did you get when you submit proxy normally (from submit page, not the admin one)? Did you get any error message?
Or what was the "OK" message that you saw?

SOLVED - see .htaccess in the script source folder

Hello!

One instance of the script is working fine, but when I tried to run another site using the same copy of the script I am getting infamous http 404 error too.

I have tried to disable mod_security through htaccess
Edit the file and add SecFilterEngine Off to it, but I was not successful, the site stopped working.

The solution, according to Jakki is white listing the rules ( I guess in cPanel WHM, Plug-ins, Mod Security)

Does anyone know how to configure that? Obviously, Jakki's supporter does, but I am hosting somewhere else with no support as I see it.

Thanks a lot!
Hab