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<0> destination
<1> oh
<1> then something is connecting out to an sql server
<0> nono...this server has port 1433 opened... i fingerprint it using nmap
<1> Is it your server?
<0> my campus server..
<1> ...any particular reason you're running nmap against it?
<0> ummm...just trying.
<1> that's a real good way to piss someone off.
<0> sorry but i don't get what you're saying.
<2> He's saying that he hopes you campus sys-admin isn't bigger than you.
<1> I'm saying Gadjah Mada University
<3> And he probably is.
<1> probably wouldn't be happt.
<1> happy
<4> unelite: you can run any service on any port you want really
<0> no man, sorry Gajah Mada University is not my university
<3> Don't come crying to us when your computer emails horse porn to your parents.
<4> unelite: and if the box is a linux box its not likely running microsoft sql
<0> and it is not the server i was nmap-ing..
<1> interesting, they own the ip you're using.
<2> He can hope that he runs faster than the sys-admin...
<0> don't worry man. it is 01:00 am here. nobody awake.even sys-admin
<1> the computers are awake.
<4> he can be woke
<2> On the school I went to four years back, the sys-admin was actually always the number 1 contest pistol shooter of Norway. We did NOT mess with him.
<0> and the logs is very long
<1> no need to search logs
<0> the log will be very long in the time sys-admin wake up
<1> some idiot running nmap will set off all sorts of alarms
<0> then what? snort?
<4> daucus_carota: actually it wont
<0> even with -sS?
<3> wannabe hackers who have seen bad movies too many times
<2> Like "Hackers". ;P
<0> xarius, who is that?
<4> xarius: actually only movie you see nmap in is the matrix
<3> Cancel: And even then it runs faster than it should :P
<0> even i haven't watch matrix yet
<4> xarius: not exactly
<3> Cancel: xscreensaver has an easter egg in it that simulates that scene from the matrix ^^
<0> hey man...back to the question.
<0> what service opening port 1433 in linux?
<4> xarius: ya found it?
<5> i like the sound effects when someone is using the computer in those goofy*** movies
<4> unelite: again whatever service you want to put on it
<1> what question? You want us to help you probe a machine that doesn't belong to you?
<3> Cancel: I didn't find it.
<4> unelite: as I told you you can run any service on any port you want
<3> Cancel: But I use it.
<3> Someone told me.
<0> Cancel, oh.. i see
<0> thanks a lot
<4> unelite: if you are really curious telnet into the port
<4> luanch of etherreal
<4> watch the traffic
<3> Cancel: xmatrix -small -crack
<4> unelite: the service ports on linux are not static
<0> sigh..man. i have no intention to doing nothing
<3> Cancel: that runs the easter egg.
<4> cool
<0> reprase: sigh..man. i have no intention to doing something
<3> The UK's Scotland Yard Computer Crime Unit and the British Computer Society have put out a joint warning that "Viewers of the new box office blockbuster 'Matrix Reloaded' should not be tempted to emulate the realistic depiction of computer hacking." Kids - don't try this at home! -- haha
<1> stick to hacking gibsons
<1> pretty sure no one's ever died doing that
<2> I think we should use the term "cracking", when that's what it is.
<3> the_ruthless: I think no one cares.
<3> Society defines terminology, not a geek minority.
<0> i do care.
<2> xarius: you are right, of course.
<1> the_ruthless, pointless battle. I've given up trying to correct people on it
<5> if society defines terminology, no one would use the words symmetric multi processing or asymptotic limits
<1> limits.. agh
<1> calc flashbacks
<2> daucus_carota: some people actually tends to listen, and gets this "oh, I've been enlightened" feeling.
<1> the_ruthless, not here in Kentucky they don't
<5> society defines common layman terms, not scientific ones
<3> Cognition: society doesn't use those terms.
<3> so they don't care what you call it.
<2> daucus_carota: Kentucky sounds like a bad place.
<1> it is.
<1> not as bad as Ohio.. but, bad enough
<2> Also, of course, USA's probably had more computers about in the early days, and thus, amongst common people in Norway, computers are still a little bit "new and scary".
<2> And because of that one can tell them things.
<2> Like the difference between hacking and cracking.
<5> computers new and scary!
<5> man they're abundant even in Africa
<2> New word. "abundant"?
<5> the_ruthless: you don't know abundant
<5> ?
<2> Damn right.
<2> Probably some of the redneck/white trash people about these parts would look like they were from the stone age, intellectually/technologically, compared to your local rednecks.
<5> LOL
<2> There's actually quite a high percentage that haven't even touched a computer in Norway.
<5> i didn't know redneckness is a national phenomenon now :)
<2> And most of those people don't either feel a need to do it.
<5> i mean international
<2> I don't know a better word for the concept.
<3> hmmm
<2> Plus, y'know, most americans actually comes from places like Norway and England and France and stuff, right? ;P
<5> LOL, well i got the idea :)
<3> :o
<5> Anyway, i'm going for a cookout with friends, July 4th stuff
<5> later
<2> The Norwegian Inbred **** Redneck: owns a mid-eighties Ford Granada (or three, all broken). Brews his own alcohol, preferably 40-70%. Owns a satelite dish and a CRT TV at least ten years old. Listens to crap music. Has a fear of computers. (But are often amazingly good at cell phone stuff.)
<6> when I do man ls, it doesn't say what the codes /,*,@,| e.t.c. stand for. I have them in a book, but i'd like to see them in the man pages, i have no idea where. i did man ls
<7> heloo ppl i need help
<7> help for linux fedora4
<7> the proplem with the modem
<7> it's hsp56 mr Via
<7> dose any one know where can i find thise driver ?
<8> www.linmodems.org
<7> i looked there but nothing useful
<8> is it an onboard ?
<7> yes it's buildin modem
<7> in a mercury amd motherboard
<7> hsp56 mr via
<7> for my fedora 4 2.6.11
<7> for my fedora 2.6.11
<9> looks like foam hit the wing of the shuttle again.
<10> no one likes my idea of a giant fishnet stocking to go over the foam.
<0> KILLERxXx, looks like many people have problem with linux driver for that modem in the net
<10> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/03/free_energy_generator/ <== lol
<0> randyg__, no more fuel?
<10> ... no more cash in some poor sob's wallet. heh.
<10> it appears to be a fake electric motor/generator bolted to a t-case from some small vehicle (jeep?) with a couple old freon tanks welded on... lol
<10> "For many this is a complete disaster as quite a few use email to store documents" umm, since when did email store documents? lol
<3> randyg__: a lot of people email things to themselves.
<11> hey
<11> does anyone know of a good IDE for C/C++ ?
<10> vi
<4> eclipse
<4> kdev
<11> randyg__ vi is a text editor, i'm talking about an IDE
<4> eclipse has more support these days
<11> Cancel: other than eclipse. i'm looking for a pure c/c++ dev environment
<4> and is cross platform
<4> that is pure c/c++
<4> you must not be familiar with how it works
<11> maybe
<11> i even use gcj for java, am new to eclipse though
<4> you havent used it it seems
<4> or dont understand it
<4> simply change your perspective to c/c++
<4> done
<4> you want to program in ruby, python, perl, java
<4> simply change your perspective
<11> and code in eclipse?
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