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<0> hehe
<0> but 36 $ damn
<1> yeah
<1> ebooks.com
<1> wont' be doing that too often
<1> (brb smoke)
<0> dont buy the other one
<0> i'll find some ebook to "borrow" you
<1> I have "understanding the linux kernel" in dead tree
<1> lol okay
<0> :P
<1> Well dont' put too much time into it. I appreciate you helping but I don't want you to use up your time :)
<0> that stupid thing made wanna know :P
<2> If it's worth reading, it is worth paying for.
<0> heh
<3> but not always worth what one wants to get paid for it
<0> If it's worth reading, its at a lib ;)
<0> to read for free
<2> Cancel, nah, totally true. But still - it's the seller that sets the price, the customer can only avoid purchasing it if too expensive.
<2> pmo, so in that case they paid for it, they didn't shoplift their copy.
<1> I'm surprised there's not more info
<1> I don't think anyone wants to link libc and use socket() etc
<0> John_Dow_ i wouldent do that either
<3> only avoid
<3> heh I can avoid for any reason
<1> John_Dow_: I purchased it with the ***umption it would have info on socketcall() seeing as that's a long time linux kernel system call
<1> but it doesn't
<0> if a mate had a book i could legally borrow it from him... the world want that the cyberworld has same laws, so why not the other way around `
<1> probably because you're not gonna m*** print the book and hand it out on street corners
<0> and it would be hard to shoplift from a friend
<1> not if you're skilled in grifting
<1> like grifty mcgrift
<1> aka grandpa simpson
<2> Jabberwock, there is a manpage for socketcall(). Heh. And it says "User programs should call the apropriate functions by their usual names".
<1> John_Dow_: heh. heh. heh. Elaborate and tell me what goes into `int call`
<1> Heh.
<1> Heh. The manpage is very vague. Heh.
<1> So heh. I was looking for a book with info on it. Heh.
<1> But thanks for ***uming I didn't know there was a manpage. Heh.
<1> Okay are we all done with "Heh." for the day?
<1> I tried to wear it out for ya
<4> heh.
<1> ****.
<4> heh.
<2> Jabberwock, glibc-<version>sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/socketcall.h
<1> I don't have the libc source
<1> besides socketcall is not part of libc.
<1> if it is infact a system call
<2> Jabberwock, how do you think libc implements accept() et al?
<5> Can anyone tell me something about linux ? msg me
<1> John_Dow_: You're not answering any questions
<2> Jabberwock, you wanted information on what to p*** in to socketcall(), I gave you a headerfile with the constants. What more do you want?
<1> the constants :)
<3> well thats in the header file
<3> durr
<5> Like ...i have a laptop 133mhz 1.4gb hardisk ...what linux os can i use ??
<1> Cancel: Hi there thanks for joining the convo.
<1> http://xsb.sourceforge.net/api/xpath_2cc_2socketcall_8h-source.html
<1> http://www.devdaily.com/scw/c/cygwin/src/newlib/libc/sys/linux/machine/i386/socketcall.h.shtml
<1> still looking!
<2> Jabberwock, what was the point of the xsb socketcall.h source? It includes the standard stuff depending on your platform, sys/socket.h contains the declarations for the functions in libc.
<1> I'm looking to do some socket coding in ***embly
<1> I don't want to link to libc
<6> hello guys
<2> Jabberwock, it's not a bad idea to get acquainted with the libc source. Drepper knows his ****.
<1> I'm very familiar with sockets programming
<1> just not the system calls
<2> So why can't you read the libc source like the rest of us, if you refuse to reuse it?
<6> sorry :) can I ask one question? only one
<2> Fark. This makes my blood pressure go up. I'll take a bath instead, someone else might answer your questions.
<1> John_Dow_: specifically socketcall() should enable me to say call socket() after pushing the necessary arguments ont he stack.
<6> can I use freebsd system to build linux from scratch?
<1> that would be simple to convert to shellcode. When you link to libc you have a whole mess of **** trying to find addresses etc
<7> hey
<1> beastie: I'm gonna lean towards 'no'
<2> Cancel, he's all yours. :-)
<6> and your argues?
<1> John_Dow_: You can blow it out your ***.
<2> beastie, you need a cross compilation environment set up. I bet the scripts out there for LFS are quicker than figuring out how to cross compile.
<3> John_Dow_: no thanks
<2> Cancel, I guess we all can blow it out of our ***es in that case, heh.
<3> and what better place to blow it
<7> rename 's/[2..8]//g' * makes extensions part of the filename, but I want to remove digits. how should I use it?
<3> system calls are well on the system
<3> you want to know whats in any library ya can open up the .h files and see them
<7> and krename doesn't provide such an option (at least I haven't seen it)
<3> you can do that
<3> pretty sure you can do a regex with krename
<7> like [2..8] ?
<1> John_Dow_: I never invited you into the conversation. I was talking with pmo. You decided to join in with your sarcasm and false ***umptions. I didn't apprecaite that and was totally turned off from anything else you had to regurgitate
<1> So forgive me if I'm being a ****.
<1> Heh.
<1> and fyi the kernel does not use libc. It does have some similar and identical function calls but they are not a part of libc.
<8> hey all
<9> How do i bind for example /usr/sbin/traceroute to just type traceroute? rather than the full path
<1> export PATH=$PATH:/usr/sbin
<10> hi all, I've install and setup SWAT for managing samba. but I still didn't get anything from httlp://localhost:901
<2> Jabberwock, heh. I guess you didn't invite enough people into the conversation since nobody answered your question then.
<3> a2xm: dump swat, edit the smb.conf directly
<0> while you at it, then give him the answer John_Dow_ ;)
<10> Cancel, just to make it convenient for me
<2> pmo, Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach him how to fish and he will hate you for a lifetime.
<10> Cancel, btw I still can't use the printer from windows clients.
<9> Jabber, i typed it but it still doesn't work
<0> borrow a geeza a fish yous ave fed im fa today. teach im ow to fish and he will don't dig yous fa a lifetime.
<3> a2xm: do what samba.org says and it works
<3> ditch swat
<0> then give me the answer John_Dow_.. i don't hate
<0> no one yet ever earned my hate :)
<8> i hate you
<8> <3 your a Fed
<0> thnx :D
<11> Hello everyone
<8> if you run arround a tree at the speed of light you can watch ur own *** :D
<8> ;)
<11> I have an aunt who does not need to run at the speed of light
<8> Hello everyone including Simpleguy
<12> chills: you simply can't because your face is shoved all over it
<11> /join #windows95
<11> woops
<11> double slash
<2> pmo, uh, what kind of answer are you looking for? Read the header file I pointed out and you have the answer.
<8> My Uber download of 261 mb has Finally completed on dialup
<11> nah, X chat
<11> but I typed //join
<7> for linux?
<8> took a whole day :d iam out . later all
<11> Kabuto, eh?
<7> poor guy. 261mb on dialup
<8> in windows you have to pay for X chat right ?
<13> heh funny funny funny
<13> chills is a fed
<7> Simpleguy: is that X-Chat for Linux
<14> OH EM GEE
<8> Kabuto :D took 1 day only kinda proud.. of it
<11> Yes. for Linux.
<7> chills: no you don't
<11> I am using Ubuntu on my laptop.
<13> heh
<13> p3nguin: you home or away?
<14> Away.
<0> John_Dow_ ill ask Jabberwock when he gets back ;)
<13> found out whats wrong with my engine
<8> hmm...okay
<14> It's broked?
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