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<0> Sheriff of Nottingham: Because it's DULL, you twit. It'll hurt more.
<1> BBS just an example. if the text is "redgreen" I need "red" replaced by "redgreen = bluegreen"
<2> Let me axe you a question
<0> mov bx, ax
<3> so you just do a find/replace of redgreen to bluegreen. whats' the problem?
<0> push ax ; pop bx
<3> I don't use openoffice, but surely it can do find replace...
<0> yeah, just replace "redgreen" with "bluegreen".
<4> or just replace 'red' with 'blue'
<0> though redgreen would be um . . . brown.
<1> BBS, no . it has to replace "redgreen" with "redgreen = bluegreen" it needs to keep the "green" text
<0> no.
<4> huh?
<3> w
<3> t
<3> f
<3> ?
<1> lol i know it's hard to explace
<1> explain
<4> so global replace "redgreen" with "redgreen = bluegreen" or hwatever.
<0> **** it. perl.
<4> !info VAUGE
<3> I dont' even know what he's trying to accomplish anymore
<4> !info VAGUE
<4> do you mean, replace RED<anything> with RED<anything> = BLUE<sameanything> ?!?
<1> peerafk there are other examples. like "redyellow" needs to be changed to "redyellow = blueyellow"
<1> yeah
<1> likethat
<4> I've not seen that kind of regular expression handler in a word processor. programmer editors like UltraEdit32 can do that using regex notation
<5> i love my uedit32
<1> Writer in OO has some kind of regular expression feature
<6> i love homesite
<6> i have a hacked up personal version
<0> i think i've tried regex in IE with rather disappointing results.
<2> gayyellow
<1> :p
<0> i haven't used homesite in ages. i got pissed at macromedia when they took it over and wouldn't qualify me for an upgrade. though homesite's upgrade history was for **** anyhow. had to have the previous version installed to install the upgrade, and then if i uninstalled the old version, the current version went straight to hell.
<4> its fairly complex, you probably only want to match red<something> if thats a word, and not `red` in the middle of something else like burred
<6> pizza_ditz
<6> verily verily I say to you
<0> verily shut it.
<6> you could have it if you simply asked
<6> k.
<6> fag.
<0> er.
<0> don't shut it.
<0> my bad. :-D
<1> peerafk nah it won't find "red" anywhere but at the beginning
<4> and the <something> part is probably up to but not including a break character ?
<6> this weekend me make lil zip for you
<4> owensdj; at the beginning of what? a line ?
<1> peerafk right
<6> remind me
<4> well, if you search for "red*" it will match that ANYwhere and match ANYthing following it.
<0> i'll be a pain in your ***, because i want an up-to-date version of dreamweaver, and i want flash mx to play around with. :-P
<6> no flash
<6> DW is cool
<6> i never use it
<1> it will actually be searching for text in the form "SAL:<something>" to turn into "SAL:<something> = OLD:<something>?
<6> unless i get stuck with huge sites with nested tables
<6> i have that license too
<0> i have an older full version and a new demo version. blech.
<1> it won't find SAL: anywhere but where I want it to
<1> so that's not a problem
<4> well, in ultraedit, you can tag wildcards by enclosing them in ^( ^) then ^1 in the replace string references that first tagged wildcard
<6> i love the userboards for homosite
<6> guys have writeen all kinds of regexp scripts
<4> thats a very nonstandard notation, btw.
<7> can someone help me? I've installed ftp feature for internet information server on small business server 2003. but no matter what account I try to log in the ftp wouldn't take it. how do I fix this?
<4> so, something like replace from "SAL:^([a-z,A-Z]++^)" with "SAL:^1 = OLD:^1"
<4> Poehali; well, it uses windows user accounts and p***owrds, and you have to configure it to allow authenticated users
<4> in the IIS manager, find the fTP srver, and on its properties should be the authentication options.
<7> peerafk: there is, it allows me to put up a user and p***word for anonymouse log in, but after I set it it won't work
<4> no, no.
<4> that user/p*** is the one that the SYSTEM uses internally to access when its 'anonymous'
<7> what does that mean?
<4> if you allow anonymous FTP, its username: anonymous p***word: anything
<4> when someone logs in that way, they are running with the security access privileges of IUSR_computername
<7> I've tried that log in too, it doesn't work either
<4> [the thing you put in there]
<4> did you mess with the username there?
<7> I put in a new username and p***word there
<1> you know i could just write a little program to do that search and replace for me. hehe
<4> Poehali; is that a valid windows account?
<7> no
<4> then its not going to work
<7> but there was a warning windows saying if I use valid windows account it would go over network unencrypted
<8> Poehali: IIS FTP server uses the Windows user list for auth
<4> IUSR_servername, whihc was the default, is a special account with no privs at all
<4> yes, FTP is plaintext authentication, don't use it on unsecured networks.
<8> so you should disable anonymous login, then login as any Windows users
<8> -s
<0> FTP ****s. kermit rules.
<7> what about the home directory it was talking about? what is it?
<4> <F1> for more help.
<4> danks.
<7> I mean I know what home directory is in linux
<7> but in windows there doesn't seem to be one
<4> F1 explains all.
<4> geezus.
<0> same idea.
<4> FTP Site Directory
<4> In the text box, type the path to the directory or the destination URL. The syntax must match the selected path type:
<4> For a local directory, use the full path; for example, C:\Catalog\Shoes. You can also click the Browse button to select a local directory rather than typing the path.
<8> the ftp home directory is usually \inetpub\ftproot
<8> no matter what user you log in as
<9> can anyone recommend some good enterprise level wireless access points?
<8> unless you specifically configure additional sites for each user
<4> mes; cisco
<9> any particular models?
<9> im finally being forced to setup wireless here
<4> and, we use Oddessey authentication software over ours.
<9> hmm
<9> let me google that
<1> poor mes
<4> or, plan B, put the WAPs on a private isolated subnet which requires VPN to connect out to the rest of the WAN
<4> which is how I would do it.
<9> ahh thats an interesting idea
<9> we are putting it on a dmz
<9> and we have all the mac addresses
<1> why use a VPN to connect to the rest of the WAN?
<9> for clients
<4> neoteris ssl-vpn rocks.
<8> as for "I specified a username and p***word for anonymous access", you shouldn't have replaced IUSR_{machine} because basically allowing anonymous access means the user can type anonymous and any p***word, and it uses IUSR_{machine} on the box to log them in
<4> owensdj; because wireless is never securee
<10> last night i steeped some thyme, bay leaves, cloves, allspice, peppercorns, orange peel, and garlic cloves in some syrah... chilled it and used it as a marinade for short ribs
<10> they should be good tonight :)
<10> i'll braise em for a few hours
<10> and make a pan sauce from the marinade
<1> true, but isn't anything that does over the wireless going to be insecure anyway?
<1> goes*
<4> owensdj; not if its all in a VPN
<8> owensdj: no
<4> then its as secure as your VPN is.
<1> oh
<1> so it's encrypted the whole time?
<7> jet: how can I make my ftp site secure?
<4> its encrypted from your VPN client stack to the remote FTP server.
<4> Poehali; don't use FTP. use https or something else.
<8> Poehali: disable anonymous login, set up WINDOWS accounts for the people who you want to be able to log in
<8> if none of those people login locally, then set them as Deny Local Logon
<8> then they can't log in interactively
<8> if you *really* want to make it secure, you can set the NTFS permissions to \inetpub\ftproot to only be accessible to those users who you set up to log in via ftp\
<8> that way, even if someone has the Administrator p***word, they can't log into FTP
<4> he's running SBS which tells me this is his ONLY server, and probably has his active directory, and all his users network files on it, etc etc.
<4> I wouldn't allow *ANY* internet access to a box like that.
<7> why not?
<4> if you get compromised, they will have access to EVERYTHING
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