How to use Rapidleech Script - Installing Rapidleech - Requirement

Download RapidLeech v3.42.5 Custom Updated on 11-07-2011

PHP Requirement to use rapidleech scrip

safe_mode off Well, safe_mode can be turned on but you will need some knowledge of PHP to customize and make some workarounds.
fsockopen enabled Check this through phpinfo(), if fsockopen is listed under disable_functions Rapidleech cannot work.
allow_call_time_pass_reference On This isn't strictly required, but it will produce annoying messages across the pages.
allow_url_fopen On
memory_limit larger than 32MB Or you won't be able to download some large files
cURL support enabled This is required to check links
output_buffering Off This is required to show the progress bar during download, although there are workarounds even if this is turned on

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Installation Guide :

Download latest Rapidleech From This Here
Unzip The File Using Winrar or anything you like in a folder on your PC
Then Open Your Cpanel Which Your Hosting Company Has Given You.
Then search For A Icon Of File Manager , then click on it .
Then search For A File Named "public_html" , open it.
There Will be many files in it , create a new folder in Public_Html , name it any thing you like.
Then upload all the files unzipped at step no. 2 in a folder to that new folder that you have created in your Public_html
There will Be a Folder Named "Files" within the files that you have currently uploaded . Right Click On It there Will Be A Option of "Change Permissions", click on it
A Box type Structure Will Appear,Check All the boxes In the Menu or input the values as 777
Go to your site www.example.com/name of the folder that you Created At step 6
Your Rapidleech is working

Troubleshooting:

If Rapidleech some how doesn't work, create a file named phpinfo.php under the root directory of your public_html. Inside phpinfo.php, put the following content:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

If you have Rapidleech on the root folder of public_html, add this to your .htaccess:

<files phpinfo.php>

Allow from all

</files>

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