[megabyte24]

On http://www.legroom.n...ware/uniextract, when selecting any of the program download links, brings one to http://www.legroom.n...xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, which downloads the below PHP file, instead of parsing it and redirecting to the appropriate local / remote link:

<?
# File download wrapper for statistics

# Setup environment
#$remote = 'http://download.c1pher.com';
$local = 'http://www.legroom.net/files/software';

# Validate file
$file = $_GET['file'];
switch ($file) {
case 'uniextract161':
$dest = "$local/uniextract161.exe";
break;
case 'uniextract161_noinst':
$dest = "$local/uniextract161_noinst.rar";
break;
case 'uniextract161_source':
$dest = "$local/uniextract161_source.rar";
break;
case 'uniextract16':
$dest = "$local/archive/uniextract16.exe";
break;
case 'uniextract16_noinst':
$dest = "$local/archive/uniextract16_noinst.rar";
break;
case 'uniextract16_source':
$dest = "$local/archive/uniextract16_source.rar";
break;
case 'archive':
$dest = "$local/archive/archive.php";
break;
case 'autoflac12':
$dest = "$local/autoflac12.exe";
break;
case 'autoflac12_noinst':
$dest = "$local/autoflac12_noinst.rar";
break;
case 'autoflac12_source':
$dest = "$local/autoflac12_source.rar";
break;
default:
echo "You have specified an invalid file.";
exit(1);
}

# Redirect user
header("Location: $dest");
?>

[zeroFX]

You can create "rebuild" the links to the files from a working one. Looks like this: http://www.legroom.n...iextract161.exe or http://www.legroom.n...t161_noinst.rar