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This is a website that scans links for files uploaded to KOPIPE and displays all of the files.

Installation

  1. Install NodeJS
  2. Clone this repo (git clone https://github.com/luckycdev/kopipescanner.git)
  3. Inside of the cloned repos directory (cd kopipescanner), enter the server directory (cd server)
  4. Inside of the server directory, run npm init -y, and then npm install
  5. If you are using nginx on linux, create a file in your sites-enabled directory with whatever your domain is, and use this as a reference -- you will need to change the lines with comments -- for certs you can use sudo cerbot --nginx (tested on nginx ubuntu v1.18.0 & certbot v4.0.0 but should work on latest)
  6. To start the backend server, you will simply run node server.js inside of the server directory. I recommend you use something like screen to keep the server alive when you close out of your SSH.
linux screen tutorial

Install Screen sudo apt install screen

Create the screen screen -S kopipescanner

And then if you want to return to your screen, run screen -r kopipescanner

If you want to kill your screen, run screen -X -S kopipescanner kill

  1. The site should be running at the domain and your server should be working!
  • Note: if using nginx on linux you may have to run sudo chmod -R 755 kopipescanner/ (change the "kopipescanner/" to the path of your housing directory) for nginx to make the website work (and then maybe sudo systemctl reload nginx and/or sudo systemctl restart nginx)

Help can be found at https://discord.gg/AQ4sDF6Mkz

Roadmap / to-do list

  • fix css and mobile ui

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website that scans kopipe links and shows files using a nodejs server

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