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Start it and type in... Oh wait... Crap that's coming from MY computer.
You'll need to either type in localhost or 127.0.0.1 into the browser while active, or you'll have to go through the whole No-IP thing I did (AKA practically the second third of this thread)
Try the first option first, and if it works, great! If it doesn't, let me know, I have a solution to fix it.
Thanks again!
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I find http://localhost/ to be easier to remember ;)
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So Hydra, do you know why it isn't retrieving images?
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its because you need to handle the image request. so for instance if you add code that checks when requesting an image to send the image it'll work. For example:
On GET Request
+ Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = ".jpg" - Add to response -> file -> Guess mime : Apppath$+Request_URL$( "Lacewing Webserver" )
You'll just need to add for other formats.
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It didn't work... I followed the specifications exactly:
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You didn't follow exactly. First you need to understand what Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) does. It grabs the last 4 chars of the string. IE the file extension. so you'll need to test for ".jpg" or ".png" or so on. you have:
Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = "stats.jpg"
Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = "discuss.jpg"
Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = "bg-article.gif"
You'll just need:
Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = ".jpg"
Right$(Request_URL$("Lacewing Webserver"), 4) = ".gif"
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Oh... I thought it was the file name, not just the file extension.
Sorry!
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Umm... Sorry but that didn't work either...
So I did this (to try something different ((The type you did, just the .jpg is also included))):