Multiple Purpose Flooder written in PHP

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Kelly
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mandai wrote:
The HTTP requester seems to be working now, but the socket option still won't connect.
Do you get some sort of error when trying to use it? If so what is it?
Make sure the target is something like: 127.0.0.1:6112
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It just gives the message: Unable to connect (Test socket)
I entered an IP:Port for the target, I can connect to the port from another program.
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mandai wrote:
It just gives the message: Unable to connect (Test socket)
I entered an IP:Port for the target, I can connect to the port from another program.
Let me try, what's your target?

Edit: I figured it out, change line 24 to this:
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if(FLOOD_TYPE != 'http'){ 
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It looks like the socket flood option works after that change.
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