[Release] MirrorMe - Host files from your home computer

Hello AF, today I unveil MirrorMe, a simple set of scripts that allow you to serve files from anywhere.

I assume you already:

• Know how to port forwarding
  
• Are able to obtain a static IP
  
• Are running Python 3.x
  

Due to AnarchyForums's [CO DE] Tags not preserving formatting as they claim (at least not indents), I will be uploading them to Pastebin.

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- The file that is run, basic server

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- Usefull methods should you choose to modify or create your own varient

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- Handles all the back end stuff, open this file and change the line that reads

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You must

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or

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to view this content.

To change the file you want to host

I created this as a solution to a

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That being said, feel free to modify, edit, and re-release as you like.

This is pretty cool, but what kind of download link do i give out?

Your IP address; they download it straight over. Don't forget a firewall while using.
Or if you don't want a bunch of skids scanning your computer, you can register as a .tk

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or use NoIP (the safer option)

What he said. But I will try this out later

(01-10-2013, 05:37 AM)3SidedSquare Wrote:

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Your IP address; they download it straight over. Don't forget a firewall while using.
Or if you don't want a bunch of skids scanning your computer, you can register as a .tk

[To see links please register here]

or use NoIP (the safer option)

Not sure how either of these two would prevent you from being scanned, but okay.

(01-10-2013, 06:59 AM)w00t Wrote:

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(01-10-2013, 05:37 AM)3SidedSquare Wrote:

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Your IP address; they download it straight over. Don't forget a firewall while using.
Or if you don't want a bunch of skids scanning your computer, you can register as a .tk

[To see links please register here]

or use NoIP (the safer option)

Not sure how either of these two would prevent you from being scanned, but okay.

I don't think he's saying they will prevent it, just that instead of handing out your IP address your handing out a DDNS address.