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Auto-upload application like Puush?

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As much as I used to love Puush, ever since they don't store photos online for over a month or something, I stopped using their service. Is there anything like this that could upload to something like Imgur or something that stores files online?

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Use puush and then host your own Puush, in short, 1up yourself.

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Use puush and then host your own Puush, in short, 1up yourself.

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What do you mean host you own puush? I do own a website, would I be able to upload there?

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What do you mean host you own puush? I do own a website, would I be able to upload there?

Assumably, yeah. Would have to get something like mave's "puushproxy" (see: GitHub) Note that you'll need MangoDB and Node.js. This tutorial should be able to get you through it mostly.

Only thing that isn't there that you should know is that you have to change ProxyServer = and ProxyPort = in %appdata%\puush\puush.ini.

 

Example.

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On another note, I could probably write up a fleshed out tutorial for those who want it. Would love to know if anyone would.

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Assumably, yeah. Would have to get something like mave's "puushproxy" (see: GitHub) Note that you'll need MangoDB and Node.js. This tutorial should be able to get you through it mostly.

Only thing that isn't there that you should know is that you have to change ProxyServer = and ProxyPort = in %appdata%\puush\puush.ini.

 

Example.

0jCQ.png

 

On another note, I could probably write up a fleshed out tutorial for those who want it. Would love to know if anyone would.

 

Uh, you lost me lol. I was wondering if its possible to install on my website (zombiehedgehogstudios.com) which is still in production. 

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Uh, you lost me lol. I was wondering if its possible to install on my website (zombiehedgehogstudios.com) which is still in production. 

Yeah, assumably you could, if you have node.js and mongodb. Assuming you're using a host (not hosting it yourself, like, on a VPS), you'd probably have to contact their support to check.

 

tl;dr: yes, if you have node.js and mongodb. 

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