Hacking [5.5.3 Support] Kafluke's All-in-One Self-Hosting Package 3.0

[Kafluke]

Probably at least one more test package using the packages from ovh. Did you get a chance to see what version they were? Same as my mp4's?

On a side note. I'm happy to report that I have just one more test package with a private user for 5.4.0 to work closer to 100% as well.

Now I just need a 5.3.2 user to step to the plate and tell me what's not working in that page.

 

[Nikolay]

Hm, I got a freeze with the loadiine ovh mp4. HBL ovh worked first try. I'll do more testing tomorrow, I need sleep

 

[Madridi]

Probably at least one more test package using the packages from ovh. Did you get a chance to see what version they were? Same as my mp4's?

Version? Version of what?

Hm, I got a freeze with the loadiine ovh mp4. HBL ovh worked first try. I'll do more testing tomorrow, I need sleep

You made sure to reset the browser save data?

 

[hudhair]

Is tcpgecko included in this? Thanks!

 

[TurboTri]

This HBL mp4 is the best I have seen so far for my 551 WiiU. There will be a different loadiine mp4 at some point that is more reliable I think we are close

 

[Nikolay]

You made sure to reset the browser save data?

I just tried again after resetting the browser save data and HBL worked 5 out of 5 times, after that I tried loadiine, it worked the first time but the subsequent try froze.
Edit: Great, after loadiine freezing, HBL froze the attempt after.
Edit 2: Going to clear save data again. After loadiine froze, it borked the success rate of HBL.
Edit 3: After resetting save data, HBL froze fourth try. Man, I don't know.
Edit 4: Resetting save data (again) and this time restarting the server brought back HBL's success rate. Worked 10 out of 10 times.

 

[TurboTri]

I see similar behaviour with my loadiine. In fact to get loadiine to work again I had to run the kexploit illuminati php and then it started working again even after a shutdown. It's a tricky balancing act indeed

 

[Nikolay]

Alright, after resetting save data (again) and this time restarting the server, success rate of HBL was restored. It worked 10 out of 10 times after restarting the server.

 

[Leria]

I keep getting FSGetMountSource failed on the loadiine.ovh ones. At least it doesn't freeze though?

I'll try deleting the /wiibrew folder and reinstall it

edit: Welp, that didn't work.

edit2: .... I had the sd card in the computer....

 

[Kafluke]

So if we took a vote which link numbers would you like to see in the next main package?

 

[Leria]

So if we took a vote which link numbers would you like to see in the next main package?

So far the loadiine.ovh mp4s have been working 100% of the time when PEBCAK wasn't the issue

Meaning that gets my vote

 

[Kafluke]

So far the loadiine.ovh mp4s have been working 100% of the time when PEBCAK wasn't the issue

Meaning that gets my vote

Don't you mean "pebkac"

 

[Madridi]

So if we took a vote which link numbers would you like to see in the next main package?

My suggestion is use .ovh as the main ones, but keep the others as "alternative links" or something. I don't see any reason to remove them if they work. Who knows.. maybe it will be needed one day

 

[Leria]

Don't you mean "pebkac"

Pronounced *and* means the same thing, just changing the order around! But yeah!

 

[Cybernatus]

Yush :3
Loadiine.ovh actually make use of a PHP Script to handle the parsing process of its payloads .MP4. It is required when using remote host to prevent freeze due to the overall ping being more consequent (>30ms) than a current self-hosting (<1ms), the same goes for the bandwith that can be drastically reduced between both methods. Accessing a .MP4 directely on a remote host is taking the risk of having your video player not having all resources loaded when triggering the file, resulting in a freeze. This is also why the loading process is slighty longer in Loadiine.ovh than any other hosts, cause it loads the payload fully in memory before going ahead.
As you took the payloads from there (No problem :3) for local hosting, you probably won't need this additional script at all. So it should be okay ^^

 

[Nikolay]

Yush :3
Loadiine.ovh actually make use of a PHP Script to handle the parsing process of its payloads .MP4. It is required when using remote host to prevent freeze due to the overall ping being more consequent (>30ms) than a current self-hosting (<1ms), the same goes for the bandwith that can be drastically reduced between both methods. Accessing a .MP4 directely on a remote host is taking the risk of having your video player not having all resources loaded when triggering the file, resulting in a freeze. This is also why the loading process is slighty longer in Loadiine.ovh than any other hosts, cause it loads the payload fully in memory before going ahead.
As you took the payloads from there (No problem :3) for local hosting, you probably won't need this additional script at all. So it should be okay ^^

Interesting. I have freezing with local hosting, I guess that's because the video player doesn't have all the resources loaded?

 

[Madridi]

Yush :3
Loadiine.ovh actually make use of a PHP Script to handle the parsing process of its payloads .MP4. It is required when using remote host to prevent freeze due to the overall ping being more consequent (>30ms) than a current self-hosting (<1ms), the same goes for the bandwith that can be drastically reduced between both methods. Accessing a .MP4 directely on a remote host is taking the risk of having your video player not having all resources loaded when triggering the file, resulting in a freeze. This is also why the loading process is slighty longer in Loadiine.ovh than any other hosts, cause it loads the payload fully in memory before going ahead.
As you took the payloads from there (No problem :3) for local hosting, you probably won't need this additional script at all. So it should be okay ^^

Thank you for your work (and contribution in this thread)

Wouldn't you say though that the script would also be useful for local hosting? It's a always a good idea to load the payload fully before going ahead, making sure all the resources are there, to avoid any freezing, even at an expense of a slightly longer load time.

That's how I understood it at least

 

[Cybernatus]

Loadiine.ovh's payloads are slighty modified to be more compatible with PHP Parsing. But accessing .MP4 directely on localhost server result in success everytime here.
Of course, it depends on your network configuration (As well as your computer's behavior) and there is always tiny differences between users so it doesn't make this method 100% compatible for everyone.

Some days ago I stated the eventuality of releasing the PHP script used in Loadiine.ovh for a wide audience. I think it's time to proceed then :3
Gimme a lil' time to adapt it including guidance texts and it'll be on the rails

 

[Madridi]

Loadiine.ovh's payloads are slighty modified to be more compatible with PHP Parsing. But accessing .MP4 directely on localhost server result in success everytime here.
Of course, it depends on your network configuration (As well as your computer's behavior) and there is always tiny differences between users so it doesn't make this method 100% compatible for everyone.

Some days ago I stated the eventuality of releasing the PHP script used in Loadiine.ovh for a wide audience. I think it's time to proceed then :3
Gimme a lil' time to adapt it including guidance texts and it'll be on the rails

Network config was my main concern really. It's probably a factor of why some people get failure rates higher than others.

Glad to see you're going ahead with this. Looking forward to test it out once @Kafluke integrates it in the main package

Thanks again

 

[Kafluke]

Loadiine.ovh's payloads are slighty modified to be more compatible with PHP Parsing. But accessing .MP4 directely on localhost server result in success everytime here.
Of course, it depends on your network configuration (As well as your computer's behavior) and there is always tiny differences between users so it doesn't make this method 100% compatible for everyone.

Some days ago I stated the eventuality of releasing the PHP script used in Loadiine.ovh for a wide audience. I think it's time to proceed then :3
Gimme a lil' time to adapt it including guidance texts and it'll be on the rails

Sweet. Nice work! I'll integrate php loadiine in the next test package as soon as you release it!

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Still looking for some 5.3.2 feedback from users on the main package.