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<0> AuthType takes "basic" or "digest"... <bashes apache>
<0> ok.. that works.. as a way.
<0> Allow from <...> Satify Ay
<0> ern.. any
<0> or at least will work for what I want.
<0> I hate zend.
<0> son of a bitch.. that is the problem.
<1> wait .. i -can- mount part of a filesystem elsewhere
<1> mount -bind or mount -rbind or something
<1> hrmm
<1> ha, that's perfect!
<1> mount --bind /usr/local/somedir /home/mydir works great.
<0> The HTTP authentication is causing it to explode.
<0> a bound mount.. sounds kinky.
<0> figured out how to get zend to work.. just their "test debugger" is broken.
<2> hmm
<2> is there some special way one has to burn a dvd to play it in a standard dvd player?
<2> i just copied the VIDEO_TS directory over to the root of the dvd and burned it
<2> but my mac dvd player doesn't like it, nor does my standalone dvd player
<3> hi
<3> is this expression correct? "s/\[\[[^\[\]]*|//g"
<3> i'm trying to match strings like "[[foo | bar" but not "[[foo [[ bar |"
<0> 's/\[\[[^[]*|//g'
<0> granted not sure if you want this behavor:
<0> echo "[[foo [[bar | bar" | sed 's/\[\[[^[]*|//g'
<0> [[foo bar
<0> but.. <shrug> that is a deeper logic flaw.
<3> i also want to avoid "[[ foo [] bar |", forgot to mention.
<3> but same concept i guess
<3> somehow your expression gives unterminated s command
<3> it seems not to like [ without escape inside []
<0> what are you using?
<3> i'm using sed
<0> Whose sed?
<3> native sed
<3> SunOS
<0> GNU sed and OpenBSD's sed like it.
<0> oh.. Sun/Solaris.
<0> echo "[[foo ]]bar | bar" | sed 's/\[\[[^[]]*|//g'
<0> [[foo ]]bar | bar
<0> I suspect Sun is using a very outdated version of sed.. or new seds are just more tolerant parsing... but your line is fine.
<3> maybe i should get GNU sed then
<2> ls -l
<2> ack
<4> thbbbt
<2> i'm making a .iso now and then i'll burn that
<0> figz, playing motorboat?
<5> http://mario.nintendo.com/
<2> for some reason my dvd player did not understand hfs+, which is the default filesystem that os x burns
<2> one would think that they would do .iso on a cd or dvd
<0> roy, because DVDs aren't in HFS+ by default. =)
<0> screw the cat.
<0> phus, mario cart for the DS is suppose to be very very good.
<6> right
<6> i read all the bloom county
<6> i am very familiar with bill the cat
<6> vote for bill the cat at the next election
<7> [01:42:10] <7> hmmm, wonder if subway is open now
<7> [01:42:17] <7> 12" honey oat broad
<7> [01:42:19] <7> cold cut combo with
<7> [01:42:29] <7> lettuce/tomato/red onions/salt-pepper/oil-vinegar/chipotle sauce extra
<8> im using freebsd+pf to filter traffic to a windows media server for access limitations .. things start to lag after about 40 connections .. any recommendations?
<9> is there a simple way to enforce a java based installer to use a certain version of java installed on a unxi based system (in my case Mac OS X, darwin, "bsd")
<10> morning
<11> oh hi there!
<11> if I knew you were split I wouldn't have said good morning on the other side ;)
<9> :P
<12> i need a copy of cisco works badly :(
<9> cisco works ?
<12> yes, for work
<12> that wasn't a request btw :)
<9> :)
<9> I had never heard of "Cisco Works" before
<9> so I just googled it
<12> it's pricey
<9> isn't all cisco stuff pricey ? :P
<12> hehe
<12> and rubbish
<9> well the admin part of them is like hell freezing
<12> you'd think cisco would of made the routers/ids more user friendly
<12> god only knows if admins really know what the hell is going on in their network
<11> no they don't have a clue
<11> or else I wouldn't be here
<12> :)
<12> i believe it is possible to takeover a continent
<12> don't quote me
<11> my soul is in north america, my body is in england and my sense of self is in Germany
<11> works out for me ;)
<12> lol
<12> cool, that's probably why for smart, the german blood
<12> your smart
<12> :p
<12> I think the whole problem with security is that people just do not want to know. If it work then don't worry. I believe it is better you freely discuss topics
<11> that's how security works all over not just in computers
<11> if people only know that they are spied on by their government they get sick
<12> I find it really annoying :)
<12> yes so true
<11> I think I read in one of bruce schneiers books that even militaries disable security mechanism when they are set of repeatedly and it hampers their beauty sleep
<11> I can confirm this having lived in toronto with car alarms going on all night until the owner disabled it..
<11> and then his car was broken in one day and noone heard
<12> that's very interesting putting it like that
<12> I knew people would be great in this channel
<12> I think of working in IT security like star wars
<11> I don't
<11> planet of the apes
<12> i sometimes feel myself being pulled to the dark side
<12> though as a professional, never would
<11> the thing is this.. even on the dark side people think they are doing good and they have a good purpose
<12> I can see that logic
<12> big brother on the other hand does not
<11> you may work for an institution of government that is downright and systematically evil, but you'll only see them being attacked and them being the victim and you'll work your *** off for them and their wellbeing
<11> s/of government/or government
<12> I have many views on what you just touched on but would never discuss them on here
<11> well imagine you were afghani, and you see a bunch of europeans running the show in your country, you'd probably think the taliban were at least among your countrymen and you would work with and for them
<12> he only found p***wordless systems
<12> all enabled
<12> how is that hacking?
<11> seems to me he was going through honeynets for years
<12> what is a honeynet extractly?
<12> exactly :)
<11> well, it's like trying to catch an insect with honey
<12> i c
<11> you make a fake system that looks insecure
<11> and you monitor it for intruders
<12> a purposely open system on a subnet?
<11> yup
<11> there is honeynets in real life as well
<11> systematic
<11> it's all syke-psychology
<11> it's sorta like publishing maps where the roads lead a different way, but while you're driving on the roads you'll never know the diff
<12> do honeynets work?
<12> or is it more to gauge general activity on the internet
<11> do you know how identd works?
<12> like an average
<12> hehe no
<12> <--- bit dim
<11> identd is on a clients side, it is not for authentication but rather tracking for an administrator on that host to have tracking where people connect to
<11> I'm gonna get kooky on you.. there is mind readers and if you have hacking into hosts on your mind someone will know...
<11> alternatively you've been programmed to babble everything in your concious out at night
<11> ever heard someone have a conversation with someone else who was sleeping?
<11> as a little boy we'd just crawl into mommys bed when we felt threatened..
<11> today it's our girlfriends..
<11> so real hackers use methods that they will not show that on their concious they are doing anythign wrong.. just like a government
<11> they use drugs to suppress/alter thoughts
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