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<0> zzzzzzzzip
<1> anders9034 why?
<2> Quiznos: because it's an ***ignment (im a student)
<1> we dont do homework :)
<1> we'd love to help but that's homework for a reason.
<2> Quiznos: you sound like a teacher
<3> i just got railed by the ##c channel for saying a C program can do everything a C++ program can
<1> nop
<1> besides, nmap is the wrong tool
<2> Quiznos: how so
<3> i dont see how they dont get it, considering their c++ compiler is most likely coded in c ;)
<1> headmonkey serves you right
<1> anders9034 no direct answers; browser man8/
<0> how about giving him a smidgen of a hint?
<1> i have two
<1> gave
<0> the ***ignment did state nmap specifically though
<1> ok
<1> one
<1> :)
<0> lol
<1> two with one unhelpful
<0> lol
<1> 1.5s
<0> hey anders9034, how are you doing it now?
<1> obey your inner Quiznos :)
<0> lol
<1> browser man8/
<4> is Nvu the best opensource/free ($) WYSIWYG editor?
<2> krang: i do "nmap nmap www.co.umist.ac.uk" but it just stalls
<2> that was one too many nmap
<1> rm one nmap
<0> lol
<5> Hi, what's the extended regex for... NOT?
<1> ^
<0> ####
<1> ?
<1> !
<1> not!!!
<6> |
<6> \
<1> /
<7> freeone3000: either ^ or ! depending on regex engine and where you use it
<8> freeone3000: not what
<0> anders9034: why do you think it's "stalling", I can guess
<5> Ah... it seems to still be matching .html files when given [^html]
<2> krang: maybe the host doesnt allow nmapping (i have no idea)
<7> freeone3000: try (^html) ?
<8> perl compatibles have (?!html)
<5> I wish I had perl compatable, actually...
<9> you are both wrong, phogg and freeone3000
<2> krang: do you get anything with nmap "nmap www.co.umist.ac.uk"?
<0> anders9034: it's scanning lots of ports on lots of machines, and you didn't specify what kind of scan to use. All the answers to the rest are in the man page
<5> xwolf-: I'm... wrong? You mean, my console ouptut lies?
<9> freeone3000 i mean [^html]
<5> xwolf-: Ah, mmkay.
<1> anders9034 i dont unnerstanz the azzigmant?!
<9> so, what do you want exactly?
<0> ROFL
<2> krang: ok, another student told me i just had to do "nmap domain" but thanks for the help
<5> xwolf-: I want grep to match everything that DOESN'T have the phrase 'html' in it.
<1> anders9034 add -v
<0> a'ight anders9034, that's it from me. Scan less ports and try different scan types if you have trouble
<10> freeone3000: grep -v html ;)
<2> Quiznos: so you can be helpful :-)
<1> i still think nmap is the wrong tool
<7> freeone3000: with grep, for example, just use -v on a seperate invocation
<1> anders9034 we aimz to puleez
<1> or
<7> freeone3000: | grep -v html
<5> Thank you.
<1> puhleez
<2> Quiznos: m3 5p33k 1337
<0> ander9034: BTW it didn't "stall", it was just taking ages to scan
<1> m3 l338
<0> lol
<1> or
<1> m3 15 l338
<1> so, thffpt
<0> stfu n00b, im mor l33t t4n j00!
<2> m05 d3|=
<1> 1337 < 1338
<6> l8m3r
<6> lol
<1> you f4il
<0> LOL
<1> 18m3r
<2> rofl
<1> 4zz 15 m\n3
<0> IMA WINNUKE J00 PH0r TAT!
<1> you can true phoo
<0> hahaha pwn3d
<0> wtf it didn't work
<0> :-)
<1> DemonThing !!!
<11> what happend with the circus midgets by the way?
<1> well it was raining a few mins ago; i'm praying for a deluge down the mtn
<1> :)~
<11> lol
<12> can i indent every line of a command i run?
<13> ok
<13> well, it ameks teh pernt
<14> qweqwe!!!
<11> fragle
<14> where?
<11> over there
<1> bl00p
<1> mmiikkee12 why?
<12> Quiznos: just for looks
<1> np
<1> doit
<12> um, how?
<11> magic
<1> ^[ \t]+ dont matter
<12> say i do echo -e "asdf\nadsf\nasdf\nasdf", it'll print asdf 4 times
<12> how do i indent those asdf's?
<1> try it
<1> \t
<1> or see printf.1
<12> (note: it won't always be echo commands, so i can't format the output as it comes
<12> things like fortune quotes in my .bash_profile :P
<1> (note)
<1> (noted)
<11> have you seen the orange magic scroll?
<12> no
<11> same here
<2> krang: i tried nmap -v ... and it's still working it seems. you said "BTW it didn't "stall", it was just taking ages to scan" have you seen it finish?
<0> Quiznos: is ldap the most obvious and popular way to do that whole home folder/NFS thing?
<1> krang i duno - ask #networking
<1> or #ldap perhaps
<0> anders9034: yup, I've also seen it take 3 days with the wrong options
<0> Quiznos: cheers
<1> yw
<2> krang: any clues about what options to set?
<1> i talked to a girl today; do i need to repent?
<1> heh
<1> she's a non-geek
<15> repent!
<1> ok
<0> anders9034: You need to scan less ports. That's as close as i come
<2> krang: ok, thanks
<0> anders9034: also, what type of scan are you using? If you don't know, find out or set it specifically
<0> But trust me, nmap never froze on me. If it takes ages, it's doing a lot
<2> krang: no, i didn't even know there were such choices
<0> Quiznos, you barbarian. We will flay you for your travesty
<1> anders9034 read the networking administator's guide
<1> krang ew
<0> anders9034: just read the man page, it's all there and quite well laid out
<2> krang: yeah thanks again, anders9034 out
<0> Quiznos: Ew indeed. That'll teach you.
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