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Legacy Deltik Products

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In the past, Deltik's products site, products.deltik.org, provided demos of the products published by Deltik from 2008 to 2011. Some of these products have serious security or performance flaws that made them unsuitable for demoing on Deltik.

As a result, the old products, now collectively called the "Legacy Deltik Products", have been taken off of the demo site and published as an unsupported archive.

Installation

The Legacy Deltik Products can be copied to any web server running PHP 5, and they should run roughly as they did on Deltik. Note that some paths were hard-coded and may break on your web server if you aren

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Posted by Deltik on Monday 19 September 2016 - 01:32:46

Log2Log v1.0.4 Released

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Log2Log v1.0.4 has been released, and here is a screenshot showcasing the new format converter:

Posted by Deltik on Tuesday 17 March 2015 - 20:46:01

Log2Log v1.0.3 Released

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Announcing

Posted by Deltik on Sunday 26 October 2014 - 00:27:40

Farewell to Meebo Messenger and Log2Log v1.x

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Meebo Messenger is going away, and so is the
Log2Log

Chat Log Converter v1.x branch.

Whaaa...?
Google has acquired Meebo, so Meebo Messenger is closing down.

Posted by Deltik on Monday 25 June 2012 - 12:59:48

We're Still Here

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Windows	Mac	Linux

We're Still Here
Deltik's top priority project, Log2Log, is still very active. We're working on it as hard as we can and will continue to do so until it's production-ready.

What's Taking So Long?
Don't believe that we're working hard on it? See for yourself!

Creating a chat log converter is by no means easy. Me? I want Log2Log to be released as soon as possible without sacrificing the originally intended enterprise-grade quality. In order to do that, I have to learn C++ and the Qt framework on-the-fly while programming Log2Log.

Log2Log was intended to be released at the end of August 2011.

Posted by Deltik on Sunday 11 September 2011 - 16:50:58

Log2Log Restructured

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Deltik does not know
what to put in the center
this time.

The Problem
Log2Log is programmed in PHP, a language that is not optimized for Log2Log's purpose. PHP isn't designed to handle files, especially not large and plentiful ones.

The Solution
In the end, the best solution is to port Log2Log to a multiplatform desktop software.

Advantages:

safer

Posted by Deltik on Sunday 19 June 2011 - 05:37:57

MuSeSPinger v3.0.0

Our oldest project
MuSeSPinger
gets a major upgrade!

Huh? What's MuSeSPinger?
MuSeSPinger stands for Multiple Server Status Pinger. You can check websites to see if they are online or offline by the masses.?

Why We Made MuSeSPinger
Wa-a-ay back in 2008, Deltik was hosted on a webhost called IsMyWebsite. IsMyWebsite was a unique webhost in that it had 16 servers called nodes. The nodes hosted different websites. We created a tool called IsMyWebsite Node Status Checker (IMWNSC), which was a hard-coded system that checked the status of all the nodes.

Over time, IMWNSC evolved from its narrow purpose into MuSeSPinger. MuSeSPinger was then improved and expanded.

The First of Its Kind
You may think that we have reinvented the wheel because there are plenty of other services that check to see whether a website is online like Down For Everyone Or Just Me? and CheckSite.us.
MuSeSPinger is the first and only service that can:

check multiple URLs at the same time,
render an image that shows the status of multiple URLs, and
use a mirror network to check multiple URLs.

In addition to those unique core features, MuSeSPinger has:

a streamlined interface,
its source code available to anyone,
three different methods of checking URLs,
a user-friendly administration control panel, and
almost three years of dedicated support from Deltik.

?

What's New?
See the changelog for yourself!
Or if you're too lazy:

3.0.0 (2011/05/20)
  - NEW: Completely rewritten
  - NEW: Redesigned interface
  - NEW: cURL and file_get_contents for server status checking
  - NEW: MuSeSPinger network for worldwide server status checking
  - NEW: Option to render without the network: "Work Locally"
  - NEW: Status icons for "online with problems" and "status unavailable"
  - NEW: No JavaScript compatibility
  - NEW: "Report Problem" link
  - NEW: Administration control center for modifying configuration
  - NEW: Fetch MuSeSPinger news from Deltik
  - MOD: URL input uses line breaks instead of spaces.
  - MOD: Remade status icons
  - MOD: Foreign language support removed
  - MOD: Automatic update system removed
  - MOD: 'update' directory re-purposed to MuSeSPinger news
  - MOD: Implemented GNU GPL License

Links

Posted by Deltik on Friday 20 May 2011 - 20:00:04

Log2Log Chat Log Converter

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Deltik is finally ready to present:
Log2Log

... an online service that converts uploaded chat logs to another format and returns the new format to the user.

Before You Even Think About Using It
You probably can't, at least not as of this post, 21 March 2011. Log2Log is on version 0.0.1a1, which is a very early development release. There are bound to be problems and bugs everywhere. We have acknowledged many of them and would like to fix them, but we're quite excited to get the first release of Log2Log out to you.

Why We Made Log2Log
Alright, everybody! Storytime!

I, Deltik, love to use Meebo as my mobile Internet messenger. Meebo isn't "good", in my opinion, but one thing that made me choose Meebo over other services was that it has the ability to store chat logs. Now, don't argue "But IM+ saves chat logs too!". Firstly, back then, IM+ didn't save chat logs. Secondly, Meebo didn't cost me a penny. Anyway, I used Meebo often.

Over time, I became increasingly concerned that Meebo did not have a feature to download chat logs. As a personal data hog, I urgently need to have my chat logs with me where I can protect them from harm. Finally, one day, 21 November 2010 at 09:52 PM, I contacted Meebo support to request a feature that had been requested plenty of times before

Posted by Deltik on Sunday 20 March 2011 - 19:20:00

WYCTO! Forums Returns From The Dead!

[html] WYCTO! Forums, our anything-goes forum is now back online. We are now using a seperate system, so your Deltik account is no longer joined with WYCTO.

URL:

Posted by Deltik on Wednesday 11 February 2009 - 04:41:25

Online