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<0> any tcl'ers looking for a job in dallas?
<1> yup
<2> guess none of them girls wanted any fun eh ? ;)
<1> dood
<1> i havent left yet
<1> lol
<1> i have been stuck here
<1> which sux cuase i wanted too get out , waiste a few hrs n come back and work
<2> that's what weed does to u :)
<1> no that is what family does too me
<1> its morning n weed
<1> and so much for deusued hiring me now
<1> ;p
<1> ****in hawkee needs too reply
<3> whats the best way to generate an md5
<4> best being easiest or quickest?
<3> neatest
<3> i need a tcl to check a p***, and therefore generate the md5 for the p***word given
<4> what's wrong with md5 module in tcllib?
<1> :?
<3> makes it a h***le for people who dont have tcllip
<3> b
<3> unless i just rip the function
<1> hehe
<3> some something nice
<3> http://expect.nist.gov/md5pure/
<3> neoxed, would you happen to know what kind of encryption glftpd uses =/
<5> why use md5?
<5> md5 can be cracked easily now
<1> ;p
<1> with m*** gigs of text easily
<5> lol
<5> but it can be done in a matter of mins
<1> that i cant say ;p i just know those tables are big
<5> lol
<4> fedex: glftpd 2 uses PKCS #5 HMAC-SHA1 with a 4 byte salt
<3> i see, dont think theres a tcl that does that
<6> vwait
<6> vwait ?
<7> vwait -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/vwait.htm
<6> how can i execute an executable with arguments?
<6> exec [join path/to/file/file.exe arg1 arg2 arg3]
<6> ?
<6> exec ?
<7> exec -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/exec.htm
<5> exec path arg1 arg2
<6> sorry
<6> all due to laziness
<6> mind adding my host in the bots, FireEgl?
<8> [18:50:37] <8> .whois hest
<8> [18:50:37] <Nut> Can't find anyone matching that.
<6> gomp
<2> stupid pferd
<8> done.
<6> who are the bots now?
<8> use Nut or SafeTcl
<6> thanks a bunch
<8> =)
<9> hi
<9> how to translate mirc scripts to eggdrop tcl
<4> you learn both languages and do your best to recreate it in tcl
<10> what a dumb question
<9> i know that
<9> thanks
<4> don't pm me
<4> just go
<10> don't pm me either
<4> go ask in #mirc and #eggdrop / #eggtcl
<4> i'm sure they'll appreciate it
<10> lol
<9> :)
<2> anyone know anything about bitmasking ?
<6> hmm
<6> anyone of you guys run Apache+Rivet?
<2> i do
<2> but i dont provide support, cause i copy/pasted
<6> wasnt it you i asked the other time?
<2> prolly
<2> anyways, only work with 1.3
<6> you're on win32 right?
<2> as stated everywhere ;)
<6> i know that
<6> i've used it earlier
<6> and i run it on FreeBSD
<6> but since the new install came, it became crap
<2> win32
<2> hahaha ;)
<6> refuses to run with my ActiveTcl
<6> oh no, another linux fanatic
<2> nah
<2> but run it on win32 ?
<6> of course
<6> simplest dev environment
<2> servers -> linux
<6> i wont publish it on win32
<6> but since im doing development on my own comp, then i prefer win32
<11> ya I know what you mean, I do the same :)
<2> so do i
<2> doesnt have to test it on win32
<6> but just forget about that
<6> people have differente preferences
<6> i need to figure out why it wont run on win32
<2> all my scripts are on my server, so i can edit them from everywhere
<2> anywhere*
<6> you're amazing
<11> lol
<11> bl3de
<2> dont laugh at my sftp :(
<11> sftp is neat
<11> but I like editing directly
<11> over network
<11> :)
<2> thank god for ultraedit
<11> naw use programmer;s notepad
<2> got sftp support ?
<11> naw
<11> dont think so
<11> lol
<11> but it looks better
<11> lol
<6> th3dge: cgi.tcl is available for win
<6> acquire it and it will run
<11> cgi?
<11> O_o
<6> ya
<12> hello
<12> how can i make my bot read the line 333 in a file ?
<6> gets ?
<7> gets -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/gets.htm
<11> hest=gomp?
<6> you could do
<6> wow, aren't you fast, th3dge ;>
<11> LOL
<6> 'hahahahaha
<6> you thought me a complete stranger?
<11> ya
<11> I just thought, hmm haven't seen this nick beforel ol
<6> Source_Ma: one way is to do the following (not nearly the fastest, but simple and easy to understand)
<12> ok
<6> set dat [split [read [set fid [open yourfile.txt r]]] \n][close $fid]
<6> now all data is stored in the list dat and every list index is a line
<6> so therefore, you can simply access any line you want by doing:
<6> lindex $dat 332
<6> that returns line 33
<6> 3
<6> cause the index starts at 0
<6> no, im changing, th3dge ;>
<12> ok thanks
<11> coo'
<6> I NEED TO GET THE DAMN RIVET RUNNING
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