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    To be honest, I've never clicked server.exe on myself before. I don't know what happens other than the clicker's system becomes part of the botnet. If they have a good AV or something maybe it'll catch it.

    Apache and MySQL are two very different things. Apache is a web server, MySQL is a database manager.
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    Ughhhh there are SO many downloads on apache website.



    Could you possibly point me to what i'd have to download for WAMP to work? I don't have any options or anything for my WAMP, just says server offline in my taskbar. I can't open up any menus or anything, I'm guessing this is how it works, which means it has to be configured using something else? I'm guessing apache because I already have MySQL


    Also for the "online.php" file, since I'm not using an FTP; what do I put in the $online_db_host field? This is what it looks like now.

    // Set MySQL database variables
    $online_db_host = "ftp.drivehq.com";
    $online_db_name = "MYSQLDATABASENAME";
    $online_db_user = "MYSQLNAME";
    $online_db_pass = "MYSQLPASSWORD";
    Last edited by x1mpr0x; 03-30-2008 at 02:23 PM.

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    WAMP comes with MySQL, Apache, and PHP already. There's no reason to download anything else.

    Since you'll be hosting from your computer, you can set your db host to localhost.

    To make sure WAMP is working properly, go to [url]http://localhost[/url] and see if you get the WAMP start page. If you don't, that means something's wrong.
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    Okay it's working properly, how can I upload my botnet folder to it


    Taking an educated guess and saying it's c:\wamp

    Now where in there, do I put my botnet folder? and how can I edit the CHMOD's after they are uploaded?




    Also, I've already did this:


    CREATE TABLE botnet (
    date int NOT NULL,
    ip varchar(40) NOT NULL,
    b_id int unsigned primary key NOT NULL auto_increment
    );


    Into mysql 5.0 before I installed WAMP, Do I have to do this again for the WAMP version of mysql?
    Last edited by x1mpr0x; 03-30-2008 at 03:41 PM.

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    I don't think you'll have to worry about CHMOD and all that.

    Also, there should be a folder like wwwroot or something like that with an index page in it. Put your files in there.
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    So I am safe to open up TsunamiOverHost now?


    It says


    Enter URL to your panel


    do I just put [url]http://localhost[/url] ?


    I did that, it created server.exe, Now I gotta look for it.


    I hope I am doing it right ><


    I'll infect a few friends, see if it goes up :P




    Update: Holy shit it's a mess in there, this is what "http://localhost/Xylophone" looks like.


    [url]http://img*00.imageshack.us/img*00/5*06/ffsfc2.png[/url]



    ughh.. what did I do

    Moonbat, since you also have Tsunami can I get your msn and I can go over what I have and match it to what you have? I can paypal you some ***** for all of this, you have helped out so much.
    Last edited by x1mpr0x; 03-30-2008 at 06:08 PM.

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