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Re: OpenFaucet: The open source coin faucet implementation!
by
maco
on 22/02/2014, 08:25:34 UTC
I just want to give my review of Zen00 for the community to find out what type of guy he is.

Zen00 is dedicated to the success of any coin, without him worrying about his pockets or constantly asking for bounties. He has been proactive and making new updates and backing up his word with his new open source faucet because he really believes in himself. He is even humble enough to push updates without much crypto coins trying to jump on his software. Zen00 is a go getter.

If any crypto currency wants an official or even community driven (adopters) faucet hosted on your domain without worrying about being scammed by a third party faucet holder, or virus driven site filled with ads that can potentially hurt you and your community, this is the right faucet to go to. Not only is this project open source (we all love that) the best part is -- Zen00 is here to back you up through the entire process. I see a big window of opportunity for many crypto currencies to use his software, and I for one, am a big 42 coin adopter, and would like to get this faucet updated on 42 coin very soon, and any of my other adoptions.

He is worth being paid bounty!  Zen00 please post your 42 Coin Address here or pm me that info. I'll donate to you.

I haven't fully installed it on the site yet but I want to make sure others know about you and you are paid for your
efforts to help the crypto currency industry. I'll make a donation on behalf of the Bitcointalk (Crypto) community now.



Okay, for all you people out there who have had trouble. I just went through the entire setup process with a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 12.0.4 and here are my findings.

You need to remember to install all dependencies, namely these ones in particular.

Code:
apt-get install php5-mysqlnd php5-curl build-essential libboost-all-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libdb5.1-dev libdb5.1++-dev git

Additionally you need to remember to set file permissions, own your public folders with the Apache file group, www-data, and make your logging directory writable, for testing purposes I just 777'd all the files and folders, never do that on a production site. See MPOS setup for more information.

Code:
chown www-data public/templates/compile public/templates/cache logs


Also remember to update to the latest version of all things with apt-get update/upgrade.

This should clear up any errors you're having, if you experience any other errors, well let me know as usual.


And thanks to those who found bugs for this project and reported them.