[Fixed] ioB2, imdb announces and curl.exe

[ko0ky]

Can't seem to get the bot to display any imdb information (besides the movies link on imdb), on new movie uploads.

Here's an example..

[16:56] (@anybot) [divx-IMDB] Title........: n/a (n/a) / n/a / n/a
[16:56] (@anybot) [divx-IMDB] IMDb Link....: http://www.imdb.com/title/REMOVED(but working)
[16:56] (@anybot) [divx-IMDB] Genre........: n/a

Wondering if there's any kind of fix?

Thanks in advance!
ko0ky

[Harm]

This was fixed.
There are two different win32 binaries for curl.exe: ssl and non-ssl. The non-ssl version works out of the box but the ssl one needs the openssl libs. Download them from there if you want to use the ssl version. (And even if you don't, it doesn't hurt to have the dlls available)

[oldhouse]

Where do we have to put openssl dlls? in curl.exe directory? BTW link u posted doesn't let me download anything...

[Harm]

The installer that you can download from the specified website will store the dlls in your %PATH% so it's ok.

[dalailamer]

I have downloaded the Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8b Installer, but there is no "curl.exe" in the directory C:\OpenSSL\
I'm using the latest ioFTPD Version with the latest ioA and ioBanana Versions. Everythings okay, exept the iMDB Links

[Harm]

The OpenSSL installer installs... OpenSSL. curl has never been a component of OpenSSL. Some curl builds make use of the OpenSSL dlls but that's all.
You can download curl from their website: http://curl.haxx.se/

Could you be a bit more specific when talking about script versions? The word "latest" doesn't mean anything and things are getting even worse over time; imagine someone reading this thread in a year. Using numbers is the preferred way to tell us which version of a script you're using.

Finally, you should send an e-mail to support@inicom.net asking them to merge your forum account and your customer portal account. At the moment, you appear like an unregistered user.