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    unseenline reacted to Zlepper in Modpack Helper | Pack modpacks | Check permissions | Upload to web | Update Solder Automatically   
    I accepted into the project after some changes, but otherwise it worked fine
     
    Also, for anyone interrested in how it looks when I decide if your version choose made sense:

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    unseenline got a reaction from Zlepper in Modpack Helper | Pack modpacks | Check permissions | Upload to web | Update Solder Automatically   
    Hey Zlepper, I was poking around the code a little bit and make a few UI changes.
    Was a bit curious on how the GitHub process works so I created an account and forked your project, then pushed my changes to the fork.
     
    This looks like it should be easier to review over any suggestions I may have as instead of sending local copies. Also I made a pull request you your project with my changes for your review, the changes were fairly minor usability differences.
     
    Would love to help on the project, even if it is for minor things.
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    unseenline reacted to Zlepper in Modpack Helper | Pack modpacks | Check permissions | Upload to web | Update Solder Automatically   
    A little background story first:
    I have been hosting packs and servers for the last few years. A few years ago Technic added support for allowing us to host custom modpacks. This was  awesome and I went ahead almost the moment it happened. This was still the time of big and heavy zip files.
    Then came along Solder. Solder helped us destributing files one at a time.
    It took me almost a year to get it working from when I started attempting to use it. I did however get it working, back in June I think it was.
    All was well, though I quite quickly discovered that packing files for Solder was quite the hasle.
    So being the enormous lazy guy I am I sat down one Tuesday and made a script that could pack all the files for me.
    Nice i thought, the only problem was that I had to enter modname, modversion and minecraft version for each and every mod... And having a 150 files modpack that certainly wasn't boring
    So I had what the h**k and turned it into an actual program, that could figure out most of the important stuff like name, version and mcversion.
    Since then I added quite a few extra things I thought was necesarry, like only packing updated mods, checking permissions, including forge and configs.
    So enough with the story:
     
    Solder Helper
    The result of all this is something I thought others could make use of, so that's why I decided to share it with you guys here, since i'm likely not the only one who has been pretty bored with updating.
     
    Core features:
    Create packs for either Solder or just normal zip packs. Create FTB Packs and get permission lists Include any forge version you wishes, just choose from the application. Include configs Check permissions if you wishes so (Highly encouraged) Both private and public. Get permission list in a nice text format Get a list nice and simple list of all packed mods Runs on both Linux and Windows Get modlist Include unarchieved mods Include stuff like the script folder from Minetweaker Automatically upload Solder Files to an FTP host Automatically update your modpacks on your solder install Automatically upload Solder Files to Amazon S3 services With all the improvement it's shouldn't take more than a minute to pack all your files for distribution.
    The program is OpenSource and can be found on github.
     
    For Windows the installer can be found here. This installer also included an autoupdater for when I add additional features.
    This uses about 10 MB of space total.
     
    For Linux just do the following and you can find the program in your home directory:
    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zlepper/TechnicSolderHelper/master/TechnicSolderHelper/install.sh | bash It can be done from from anywhere, though you have to use the terminal, then the installer script takes care of the rest.
    WARNING: It will use quite a lot extra space, since it requires mono to be installed, about 250 MB. However the installation of mono is included in the script.
    To run the program just navigate into the install directory and look for the file called "Run SolderHelper.sh"
    To update it just run the "update.sh" file.
     
    Planned features:
    Support for FTB packs Added Support for AT Launcher packs Autoupload to FTP servers Added Autoupdate of the actual Technic Solder installs, so you don't have to enter versions each time. Added Creation of a modlist you can paste in places like Technic ads Added Creation of a complete permissionlist. Added (Would be nice if we could format things in the pack configs, but that's for another time) Bugs
    I expect a few bugs here and there. If you happen to stumble into any the program will create a crash report on your desktop. If you could report the issue on github and include the crashlog, and what you were doing I would be very grateful, and will try to fix issues ASAP.
    There shouldn't be any dangerous bugs, but incase anything goes wrong I'm not responsible for it.
    Warning:
    If you decide to use the mysql function of the program, be warned: You have to open a port to your MySQL server, which is a major security risk.
    It is recommended you create an ssh tunnel to connect to the remote server:
    ssh -L 3306:hostname:3306 [email protected] The syntax is
    ssh -L <localport>:hostname:<remoteport> <username>@<servername> The you can point Modpack Helper to localhost and everything should work securely.
    Contact
    If you have a question to ask, just write in this thread, or find me on the Technic Discord Server.
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