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<0> dkr: though generally, microwave has higher latency, imho
<1> redduck666: not very likely if you can't decipher a common transpositional typographic error...
<2> Sergonium, so do harmers logged in the routers
<2> gah.. hammers
<3> how do I run a GTK executable?
<4> dkr: ah :-)
<4> bulio: ./executable?
<4> without '?'
<3> tried
<3> I get permission denied
<3> even as root
<4> bulio: chmod +x file
<0> chmod +x file ; ./file
<5> i could give a verry lame so does react back but never mind
<3> thanks
<0> Sergonium: ECANNOTPARSE
<6> hellow, How do I determine a correct chunk size with a linux raid1 setup?
<7> infinite
<5> something with a mom and fat
<2> eh?
<7> your mom is fat?
<5> not mine lol
<8> TragicZ: c++ should be over your head
<9> should the cpufreq govenours be compiled as module or kernel..?
<2> amphi why is that?
<2> i've been programming for a while.. but mostly in languages that are derived from C and C++, not C and C++ themselves...
<8> TragicZ: "If you think C++ is not overly complicated, just what is a protected abstract virtual base pure virtual private destructor and when was the one?" ;)
<10> does ext3 have a "version"?
<8> TragicZ: er, "when was the last time you needed one?"
<7> a version?
<7> screw a version
<11> is there a linux tool to extract .img file?
<2> amphi i have issues with file descriptors...
<0> aib: yes, 3.
<2> >.<
<8> TragicZ: c is quite different, it is a small language - you can know all of c, unlike c++
<2> i know that...
<10> I seem to recall that ext3 was heavily adopted while still technically in alpha
<12> MrY : depends on what's in that file. .img can mean anything
<2> my main issues with C are it's cumbersomeness... i like using strings, not char *
<10> i found a single line on the ext3 faq, "As of writing this FAQ the most recent version for kernel 2.2 is 0.0.7a which is rather outdated. There is no development going into ext3 for 2.2 anymore."
<4> amphi: stupid off topic question: in c you can only define your own struct, but can`t create objects?
<12> MrY : and most likely it's a dump of a filesystem. you can mount it: mount -o loop /your/file.img /some/mountpoint
<11> ananke: it's a driver disk image for adaptec sata
<1> infi: found some nice info on doing what I want: http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html
<8> TragicZ: yeah, c string handling is not brilliant ;)
<2> i like objects too
<8> redduck666: you can put function pointers in structs ;)
<12> MrY : then mount it the way i told you, or dump it on a floppy
<2> string.append("blah") makes more sense to me than including <strings> and doing strcat()
<2> dkr lart??
<2> haha
<7> TragicZ, eat a cheese sandwich
<7> hi ananke
<8> redduck666: you can (or could) do everything you can do in c++ in c, as the first c++ compiler was just a c++->c preprocessor
<2> Ringwraith`, i just ate a tunamelt sandwich.. it had cheese in it
<8> TragicZ: strncat shurely ;)
<11> i remember there was some program ie rawwrite .img /fd0 or something similar
<13> I have a little problem with my RAM. I'm using two DRR 400mhz 512mb, and everything works fine with kernel 2.4 but i can't even boot kernel 2.6. Everything works fine in 2.6 if a just use one RAM.
<2> amphi, no strcat and strncat are two different functions
<2> man strings
<2> er
<2> man string
<8> TragicZ: yes, the difference being you should _never_ use the former
<0> and strcat is teh bad.
<0> yes.
<0> my favorite is getc()
<8> TragicZ: or even mention it ;)
<2> meh.. not if you are appending one and only one char knowing you will never reach then end of your char array
<4> amphi: thanks
<2> because the time it would take to reach the end (in the program i wrote using strcat) would be upwards of 1 million years
<2> gotta love exponential shizit.
<7> shiz
<2> this is another main reason why i prefer c++ to c:
<2> "Pointers are not required for general purpose programming. In modern languages like Java there is no support for pointers (Java internally uses pointers). Pointers make the programs messy and programs using pointers are very hard to read."
<0> oh come on, you know you like *(buf+ofs+i)
<2> ... i have no idea what that is and am completely repulsed by it.
<2> i also don't know what "->" means, but i've got plenty of time to learn.
<14> who says you can't use pointers in c++ though?
<2> you can, but it's not nearly as necessary in c++ as is in c
<15> Hi Guys, everytime I try to encrypt a file using a clients public key with GPG, it gives me this warning "It is NOT certain that the key belongs to the person named in the user ID. If you *really* know what you are doing, you may answer the next question with yes." .. What do i need to do to make this warning go away permanantly?
<11> ananke: I extract the .ko from img file, how do i rebuild initrd-2.6.9-22.0.2.ELsmp.img?
<16> joobie: sign the public key ;-)
<4> TragicZ: my c++ ****s, but i think i couldn`t create some qt object without using pointers
<2> probably
<2> redduck666, it's okay, i'm probably worse
<4> TragicZ: meaning that afaik if you want to do qt pointers are a necessity
<2> i think the libcurl mailing list is gonna kill me for all the noob mistakes i made and asked them to help me with
<17> well, hi all.
<0> TragicZ: memcpy((char *)&fsize+i,buf+(sizeof(ulong)*3)+(++i),sizeof(ulong));
<0> heh
<17> i have a idea that is not linux rated, but I think it is a good idea:
<17> a court simulation site
<7> why
<7> could it feature naked chicks
<17> Ringwraith`, could what feature naked chicks
<2> ms. naked lady. you are on trial for being naked. how do you plead?
<2> naked.
<17> lol, no.
<0> TragicZ: that's a line from a program I'm working on ;)
<2> what's the program do?
<7> it copies a file into memory?
<2> i wrote an app for linux on linux, i've got it compiled and am read to distribute, but the only version i'm distributing at them moment is the windows binary... :-X
<0> that line does.
<7> TragicZ, what does the program do
<2> Ringwraith`, it can brute force http logins, but mainly is for creating dictionaries for other programs like hydra..
<7> ahh
<2> yeah there's plenty of dictionary crackers out there, but very few bruteforcers..
<2> i wrote it because my neighbor's had p***word protected their router... but now i'm completely locked out since they are using wpa...
<18> anyone know how I can clear a forgotten root p***word on a linux box?
<19> tragiz arent exist hhtp crackers ?
<20> brian|lfs: mount the root partition, remove the p***word from etc shadow
<18> so I would have to use a livecd?
<2> javiolo, yes, but i couldn't find any that do bruteforce cracking, just dictionary attacks
<20> brian|lfs: using a rescue disk or livecd
<18> can't do it booted into the box already
<19> tragiz really ? ok..
<20> brian|lfs: so? reboot
<19> tragiz how time did you spend cracking that router ?
<2> brian|lfs, you don't have sudo installed?
<2> javiolo, by the time i finished writing it, they had gotten a new router and enabled wpa :(
<19> oh I though you tested the program
<19> how is writed ?
<19> c ?
<2> i did a test run on my computer, an alphanumeric case-sensitive 5 char p***word can be cracked in about 128 hours 4 chars in about 2 hours. (damn exponential time growth)
<2> it's a mix of c and c++
<19> wow 128 hours
<19> 4 chars case sensitive ?
<2> 4 chars, case sensitive and alphanumeric
<19> tragicz 2 hours is a nice tiem
<19> tiem
<19> time :P
<2> yes, but you can shorten that time if you know something about the p***word
<2> make it case insensitive or numeric only with the ability to prefix or suffix
<2> source code at http://zashi.shadowarts.org/dl/baf-0.6.cc
<19> doesnt the routers only telnet or http service from certain ips ?
<2> heh... no
<2> not always
<21> gn8@all
<2> dream of good things
<19> bye
<22> how i change default boot partition in grub?
<19> erus http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.3-Manual/custom-guide/s1-custom-kernel-bootloader.html
<22> thansk
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