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Author Topic: Steam authentication for HammerHost  (Read 9854 times)

I always send people to NFO Servers. Lowest ping host wise.

i still think you should use my logo

you haven't even seen the service in action yet, how could you be judging it now? Why don't you just wait for it to be released and listen to peoples' reception.
because he has a large amount of experience with dealing with startups
I'm part of a venture capitalist firm that vets companies to find ones that are likely to succeed

I always send people to NFO Servers. Lowest ping host wise.
For the same price as a 8 GB VPS from this provider, I can get a 32 GB Servermania dedicated server. They're just overpriced. I want a budget provider, not a top-notch one like DreamHost.
i still think you should use my logo

Not this again...


well you know everything that's been associated with hamhost/pachost has been historically pretty terrible ended in disaster

I think it'd be a lot more ideal to have a server hosted in the US considering most players are in the North America region.





I got bored so I made a mockup design of how I imagine HamHost will look like.


edit: just tested and works fine on mobile. try it here
you'll have to type in /buy and /server/66 (any number works) to actually see the site though.
« Last Edit: March 06, 2014, 11:37:07 PM by 0xBRIANSMITH »

you haven't even seen the service in action yet, how could you be judging it now? Why don't you just wait for it to be released and listen to peoples' reception.
If I told you I was going to build a quality spaceship, would you believe I could do it? Well what about if 7 months ago I built a spaceship out of tinfoil and rocks and it exploded, but now I'm really confident that I actually know how to build a spaceship and I'm 100% certain that I can get you to space for only $5, and by the way the premium materials I'm using that consist of Legos and Elmer's glue have been released, so you know there's high signs of quality already. Interested?
« Last Edit: March 07, 2014, 02:12:09 AM by $trinick »

I got bored so I made a mockup design of how I imagine HamHost will look like.


edit: just tested and works fine on mobile. try it here
you'll have to type in /buy and /server/66 (any number works) to actually see the site though.
well at least it doesn't look like complete stuff even if it is a flat out attack

well at least it doesn't look like complete stuff even if it is a flat out attack
I actually spent a full 5 minutes marveling at how good it looked. I'm guessing it's some kind of theme he used, cause if he actually designed that himself he needs to get a job in web design pronto.

I actually spent a full 5 minutes marveling at how good it looked. I'm guessing it's some kind of theme he used, cause if he actually designed that himself he needs to get a job in web design pronto.
there's this library called bootstrap that has a css extension
kinda popular, but it basically does the heavy lifting i think

you just say "make me a button" and it makes it pretty and blue and stuff i guess.

Do I get FTP and SSH (to a chroot jail shell or Blockland stdin/out) access? That's what the original question was, not whether or not your control panel is better than before.

there's this library called bootstrap that has a css extension
kinda popular, but it basically does the heavy lifting i think

you just say "make me a button" and it makes it pretty and blue and stuff i guess.

That's a bit inaccurate. It's basically just a set of CSS styles for layout and some more consistent, modern design (which is obviously modifiable, and you should stop using a default look). You make a button like usual and it styles it to be a bit more pretty.

[img width=500 ]http://puu.sh/7lRJB.png[/img]
[img width=500 ]http://puu.sh/7lRKF.png[/img]
[img width=500 ]http://puu.sh/7lRLU.png[/img]

I got bored so I made a mockup design of how I imagine HamHost will look like.


edit: just tested and works fine on mobile. try it here
you'll have to type in /buy and /server/66 (any number works) to actually see the site though.


No. Just take a break and go away. He's probably never going to use this. You just need to take a leave from. this topic and refrain from wasting your time cooking up assumptions and degrading someone. You're not helping him at all and you have no reason to bash him. Stop trying so hard, you fools! YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME AND ACHIEVING NOTHING.

Freaking idiotic community with these losers.


No. Just take a break and go away. He's probably never going to use this. You just need to take a leave from. this topic and refrain from wasting your time cooking up assumptions and degrading someone. You're not helping him at all and you have no reason to bash him. Stop trying so hard, you fools! YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME AND ACHIEVING NOTHING.

Freaking idiotic community with these losers.
where the balls did this come from
where was brian bashing him, degrading him, 'cooking up assumptions', etc.?

ohhh i see it now
« Last Edit: March 07, 2014, 08:10:38 PM by otto-san »

Do I get FTP and SSH (to a chroot jail shell or Blockland stdin/out) access?
Yes, of course you will get FTP. HamHost had FTP. However, there is no way to modify the executable files, because the control panel verifies them and checks for tampering before executing them.

As for SSH, you will unfortunately not get it. Since the control panel captures the STDout of the process, it leaves a blank console window. However, you will get remote console and eval access on the control panel, which will give you the same functionality as SSH (except the setKey() function).

But I may be wrong; SSH could work even though it has a blank console window. I'll test it today, and thank you for giving me the idea.

Or I could just scrap my whole remote console and replace it with SSH.
Or I could make the Java program get it's output from SSH, instead of directly from STDout. That way, you can use both SSH and the control panel's remote console.
« Last Edit: March 07, 2014, 07:25:12 AM by Hammereditor5 »