progshare protocol

Initial specification:
Storage location= Old lounge threads
maximum size =10MB base64
A file is split into 10kb Base64 chunks which are posted one by one(can be automated)
into a random,old thread on /lounge/
the final post contains the range of firstfile-lastfile as CombineChunks:2-999:
A link to the final post is added as
 ChunkedData:Loadfrom:ThreadID/PostNum
the file is converted into a
A.download javascript:link which calls a function(in the userscript itself) to download(Ajax) chunks and combine them
B.Optionally embed result of download if its image or music file into the original posts, replacing ChunkedData:

Not the posts should be made with sage, and optional y use a secure tripcode to verify files, but this is not required.

I love you

>>3
sup frozenfurry

>>4
I'm not FrozenVoid, I'm just another nameless /prog/rider. I think a lot of what FV posts is shit, but this idea is pretty neat. It reminds me of Usenet NZBs.

>>5
I agree (shocking!). We should actually get this done for the hell of it. Just make sure FV doesn't write his infamous userscripts have anything to do with it.

FIOC
http://pastebin.com/VS6CKXUy

>>7
Gives output like filename/thread-id:post1,post2,postN which is what you give as input to download that file.

Uploading:
$ python progshare.py -u img.jpg
Posting 49036 bytes
Found suitable thread (1188442589)
Finished. Post information:
img.jpg/1188442589:6,7,8,9,10,11

Downloading:
$ python progshare.py -d img.jpg/1188442589:6,7,8,9,10,11
Fetching thread 1188442589, totaling 6 posts (~54.0 KB)
Unpacked 35.9 KB into 'img.jpg'

>>7
Where is your exception handling?

Also, nice idea FV. Very interesting. This could really expand /prog/.

>>9
Fuck tha police exception handling. Nah, I just threw that together without it as I would never actually be using this myself.

But you can reach upload speeds of 0.5KB/s with it!

>>9
There, wrapped the urlopen calls to exit with -1 after printing to stderr. Happy now?

http://pastebin.com/jFxjspYs

Just don't distribute this widely or MrVacBob will wake up and implement a captcha here.

>>12
Then we shall just have to implement a captcha-breaker!

Besides, this really is shite. I mean, we could achieve the same thing spamming a pastebin site with it, and would have better upload speeds as a result.