xChan Directory Dumper
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The xChan Directory Dumper is a nifty piece of C++ witchcraft that makes it easy for you, Anonymous, to dump (hence the name) an entire directory of your porn or other images into a thread on most 7chan-style imageboards. The software runs on Windows and older versions required the Java runtime to function.
EXPERT PROGRAMMERS will use curl on jewnix, and type in something like: for i in *jpg; do curl -F board=b -F replythread=1177 -F message="MASSIVE DUMP" -F imagefile=@$i www.54chan.org/board.php; sleep 3; done
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v2a
A hack of the second official version has been recently released. The hack allows you to dump directories of images on other chans once more.
See bottom external links for working download.
v3
v3 was released November 2008 on /b/, almost a year and a half since the last official version, v2, was released. Included were new features such as
- New advanced "file-by-file" posting method (along with the original method from v1/v2), with the ability to enable and disable the upload of a file on the fly (note the checkboxes).
- No more Java files
- Some type of C++-based scripting language. That may allow EXPERT PROGRAMMERS to expand the functionality of the program, or create their own programs based off the XDD library.
v3.1
Released September 2009 with some minor (but notable) fixes:
- Alphabetical file ordering fixed
- Improved Cancel button & new Pause button
Faggotry
The original version of the software had a built-in 30 image limit. This limit was (from a technical standpoint) completely uneccesary and it was suspected that it was built in for the lulz to piss off Anonymous when he tried to post something of epic proportions. However, a h4x3d version of v1 was published by 7chan's /pro/ board.
The original programmer denies these allegations, saying that he wanted to prove to mods that the program was "not for spamming" and he wanted to make sure that xChan Directory Dumper wouldn't be permabanned by them. The limit was removed in the official version for v2.
However, upon the removal of the limit, the program became so popular that people began using it for unscrupulous purposes. In response, 4chan decided to silently block the program. The original programmer, faced with the loss of his biggest customer base and unable negotiate a compromise with the 4chan mods (the OP prefered not to circumvent the 4chan limit), decided not to continue work on the program. However, a recent screenshot surfaced on /b/ claiming to be of v3, implying that the OP has decided to get back to work and finish what he started (see more above).
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