Version: 2.3.0, by AndrewD
Developer Last Online: Apr 2010
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 3.8.2
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Released: 06-13-2009
Last Update: 02-13-2010
Installs: 158
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What this is and does
LDM is a general-purpose tool for managing libraries of links and files, and handling uploads and downloads in a flexible way, while tracking and control user access. It has a range of integrated media players and a large library of 'plugin' extras.
Installation and Usage Explained in the on-line Wiki, with a brief explanation in the file instructions.txt in the release zip.
Please use carefully and always backup your database before upgrading. Post reports of problems and suggestions for enhancements in this thread. You can also find extensive discussion of this mod in the VB3.7 mods section.
14.06.09 Version 2.3.0 is the the officially-supported version. Works with 3.7 and vb 3.8.
14.02.10 Post-1 version uploaded with minor bug fixes, including dealing with PHP 5.2.12
Staff Note: Sadly, Andrew D, the developer of the Links and Downloads Manager has passed away after a long period of illness.
Is there a way to remove all the 'wrap-around' stuff when using the Jukebox either in a new window or using the existing one? I'd like to JUST have the Jukebox 'box' appear when a user clicks 'Play Me'.
Thanks!
You will have to edit the links_playbit template. You must keep at least the following:
I have a little problem with the view of the downloads logjumps (local_links_admin.php?set=logjumps).
Downloaded files are all show up with 0Bytes.
Is there a setting where I have to enable it and when where is this setting?
Regards,
Gwen
Question: a) do you have the setting *force_redirect* set to 1 or 2; and b) are the files held on another server or on your own server. With *force_redirect* set to 1 or 2, when LDM serves a remote file, it does not (cannot) keep track of the bytes transferred, so records the download as 0 bytes. In other circumstances, it should record the file size, so let me know if there is a problem.
I'm really like your hack very much and I use it for 2 years >> till now
but
for some security reason
I want to disable this two functions (ini_restore,realpath)
and I found that your modification use this 2 function
and thats is the files and lines number
I want to disable this functions because some shell files use this for hacking
Is that necessary to use this functions or can you use another functions can be safe
I'm really like your hack very much and I use it for 2 years >> till now
but
for some security reason
I want to disable this two functions (ini_restore,realpath)
and I found that your modification use this 2 function
and thats is the files and lines number
I want to disable this functions because some shell files use this for hacking
Is that necessary to use this functions or can you use another functions can be safe
The calls to ini_restore() can be commented out without difficulty. LDM tries to claim extra memory when producing image thumbnails because this can be a very memory intensive task wih high resolution pictures. The function call is used to return that memory, but it will get returned in any case when the script completes.
The call to realpath() is more difficult, and I will have to investigate if there is a realistic alternative.
I'm really like your hack very much and I use it for 2 years >> till now
but
for some security reason
I want to disable this two functions (ini_restore,realpath)
and I found that your modification use this 2 function
and thats is the files and lines number
I want to disable this functions because some shell files use this for hacking
Is that necessary to use this functions or can you use another functions can be safe
I've thought a bit more about this problem. It is not straightforward in the current version of the code to disable realpath() - a number of features will break. In order to modify the code in order to lock down the features that depend on this function, I would need to rewrite a substantial part of the addon. I am willing to include this in the list of things to look into when vbulletin version 4 is released, but I cannot justfy doing this for vb 3.x.