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[Fehm]

Truly amazing site, Welldone! tehe

[Hitman]

Heh, thanks. I'm going to have one great week uploading hundreds of megabytes worth text files! Just found something very useful.

[Dentafrice]

You could always just do it local, using the same script I gave you, except doing it on localhost (XAMPP or WAMP) and have it connecting to your hash database remotely, no uploading.

[Hitman]

I'm not 100% sure how or why it's doing this, but I'm uploading the hashes with a php script (thanks to Dentafrice for that!), I edited the unique key and it's going up in tens of thousands a second, lol... weird... it's not even making the server load high, and the hashes are there and fully working.

I hope it doesn't mess the db up.

[jackass]

Why is it down?

I want to see how you're getting on!

[Hitman]

Why is it down?

I want to see how you're getting on!

Long story short, I made the server load go up to 50, when it's usually around 4... reason was that I tried to change the data type for the plain text, and with over 2.5 entries it killed the server.

Also, when entering "Hello" or "HeLlO" for encrypt it would return "hello" in lowercase, this has been fixed.

Improvements to efficiency will be made if possible, but I've learned to test on localhost before using it on the live site.

Right now, at the time of this post, there are 2.1 million hashes in the database - that's more than md5encryption.com.

Tom.

[Dentafrice]

http://gdataonline.com/ Still has wayy more ;P

[Hitman]

http://gdataonline.com/ Still has wayy more ;P

Pfft only by 1.13 billion!

The biggest, I believe, is http://www.md5decrypter.co.uk/ with a whopping 5 billion hashes!

I'm aiming to beat that, one day.

[Hitman]

(Can't edit).

Another update: the boxes (grey, green and red) have been coded in divs instead of tables so that they load faster, which to me the speed is noticeable (only just).

There are now 3.9 million hashes, almost double what there was yesterday!

[Invent]

What are the plain text values of the hashes though? As if you're just encrypting random strings like 3833234 then it's a bit pointless...