Re: [ANN] Microwallet.org - API + free faucet script, start your own faucet!
My faucet was working fine after the last mess. Worked fine ever since.
The past two days my faucet will not load. I've seen on twitter a couple other faucets say the same thing.
But I also see no one in here saying the same thing.....
TO the MW Faucet OWNERS:
Are your faucets up and running?
And if they are....can anyone tell me why mine might magically stop loading? I have not even touched the code to my site in probably 3 weeks. Like I said, working fine till 2 days ago.
Thanks EVeryone.
My faucet started giving a "Failed to send" error two days ago, fixed withThe past two days my faucet will not load. I've seen on twitter a couple other faucets say the same thing.
But I also see no one in here saying the same thing.....
TO the MW Faucet OWNERS:
Are your faucets up and running?
And if they are....can anyone tell me why mine might magically stop loading? I have not even touched the code to my site in probably 3 weeks. Like I said, working fine till 2 days ago.
Thanks EVeryone.
Maybe I got what's the issue.
Because of recently discovered bug in the SSL v3 most "new & secure" web hosters decided to remove the backward compatibility (I read about that somewhere few weeks ago
). Assuming that www.microwallet.org has moved to a better place or upgraded the security at cloudflare.com then we got the issue.
If you are using php 5.4.x or below then it uses php_openssl 0.9.x and it will not work with the domain name. The best option is to use:
If you are using php 5.5.x or php 5.6.x then it uses php_openssl 1.0.x and everything is fine using the original code:
Ofc. I may be wrong What are your PHP versions?
Using the first option.Because of recently discovered bug in the SSL v3 most "new & secure" web hosters decided to remove the backward compatibility (I read about that somewhere few weeks ago
). Assuming that www.microwallet.org has moved to a better place or upgraded the security at cloudflare.com then we got the issue.If you are using php 5.4.x or below then it uses php_openssl 0.9.x and it will not work with the domain name. The best option is to use:
Code:
$fp = @fsockopen('ssl://'.gethostbyname('www.microwallet.org'), 443);
If it is too slow then cache the IP somehow and use it directly. Or just go for php 5.5.If you are using php 5.5.x or php 5.6.x then it uses php_openssl 1.0.x and everything is fine using the original code:
Code:
$fp = @fsockopen('ssl://www.microwallet.org', 443);
Ofc. I may be wrong
What are your PHP versions?