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<0> time to get an ups tomorrow, power went down again today
<1> huh
<0> say 4 times within 1/2 year, starts to become irritating
<1> mhm plug in the ups would be the 5th time :P
<0> grin...
<1> well we had 30sec outage in 7 years and one failed power supply ...
<1> i dont buy a UPS
<0> it's modem resetting to some fscked up state what cost most time, then there's different IP lease and just hardware failure
<0> hmmkay
<0> at one time I didn't pay bill, they (brutally) disconnected power 'the hard way', and reconnected, broke 1 pc and then some
<0> but ok that's not related
<0> I dunno perhaps just for fun they put a gazillion volts on there for some time just to have fun with me
<0> for fun
<0> tomorrow is computer fair here, free of charge
<0> mate of mine won a competition last time, now he got free entrance tickets for 5 persons
<0> :)
<2> the other one is mine (obviously)
<3> Hello boys and girls.
<3> I'm currently trying to extend vsFTPd so it can handle Virtual and Local users in the same setup and I'm hitting some limits, so I wanted to ask for some advice.
<3> vsFTPd uses PAM for the authentication. The problem of course and probably the reason why it hasn't been done yet, is that the login process ..hmm....
<3> Anyways... I think it might be possible to add another pam file to the configuration.
<3> One for local users, one for virtual users -- as vsFTPd doesn't ask for such profane things as the user's home directory -- the only thing vsftpd get's from pam is success or failure for the given user/p***word combination.
<3> Now I was wondering if it's a good idea.
<0> laters
<3> Wow... I just looked at {pure,pro}-ftpd's configs only to discover that they **** and why I started out with vsFTPd in the first place.
<4> nice way of judging good software
<5> heh
<3> "Well... that's just like.. your opinion... dude."
<5> but expressing it is pleasure
<6> vsftpd is good if you want to run a simple anon ftpd =)
<5> :)
<6> with few uploader users
<7> How to colorize output ?
<7> Now I print with printf, but I would like my characters to be green
<7> for ex.
<7> ;)
<8> for exercise?
<7> on gnu-linux environment
<7> Auris: well, I actually thought it would be a good idea to put it in production
<5> !s ansi codes
<9> 1. http://www.bluesock.org/~willg/dev/ansi.html (ansi codes)
<7> oh ok
<10> ;]
<10> !s Tobe's ircbot
<9> Did not find anything.
<10> :)
<10> \0: you do not exist
<7> Tobe: how this codes are related to programming ?
<10> :)
<7> I can't catch up, where do I put those ESC[#A
<7> or whatever
<5> I_v0, try printf("\033[1;33;44mHello\033[0m\n");
<7> gosh, ok
<5> so \e or \033 for ESC
<7> mhm
<8> you put them under yer pillow and hope that color fairy comes and gives you green.
<10> ;]
<8> but the real trick is to get the color out of the pillow.
<10> system("vidcontrol green black");
<10> ha
<10> !
<10> I can't believe
<5> amen
<10> finn is joking:)
<8> it's night, you're dreaming.
<10> true, thx
<8> sometimes people forget that.
<5> keep dreaming..
<10> yes, elves, thank you
<10> nah, some people are claiming that elves are bad, but I like elves, GO GO elves, go go make bigger fiords!
<8> in pratchett's books elves are insects.
<10> ohh, pratchetts is pop
<10> for girlz
<8> I'm for girls too.
<10> real mens reads gaiman or smth:)
<3> Yeah.. I like Elves as arrogant, grown, slim and stuff.. As in /me searches Demotivators
<10> Auris: I know you ruska Russka;)
<8> still dreaming my friend.
<10> of the fire in your eyes as you're staring at the sun!
<11> halu
<11> halooooooooooooooooooooo
<12> Hi ... who could explain me what a command is?
<12> the definition of command
<12> in c
<13> c doesn't have commands.
<14> that was easy, hm?
<12> yes
<12> c has command
<12> if ( condition) { command }
<14> no
<14> c has statements and expressions
<12> ok what is the definition of statement?
<14> it's about 20 pages of standard text
<14> what you pasted is a "selection statement" (if), using an "expression" for the selection (condition), then using a "compound statement" ({}) including a "full expression" (command)
<13> aye, section 6.8 is devoted to the various statement forms.
<14> veke: if you only look at the syntax, its not so much really: http://pbot.rmdir.de/a04f13e4926fa973b8d2e6d643e8f2ad
<15> moinn
<0> hello
<8> yo.
<16> happy new year :)
<8> ah, you nonstandard people.
<15> hehe
<17> Hi can i ask a question?
<18> you just did :)
<0> neeeeext!
<17> I have some problems with running c code.I setup a map and removed the permission so logged in as diffrent user.When running the app gdb say 0x4006bb2 in vprintf() from /lib/libc.so.6. Now im wondering where the programmed crashed
<18> a map?
<0> 'directory' :)
<17> yeah i put a file in a map and removed the permission
<18> what's a map?
<17> md /make directory?
<17> I did on purpose for analyzing
<15> trolling in here?
<17> because i wonder when executing the something to that file isn't possible because it have no rights but now i wonder where it crashes
<17> And didn't stop by fopen
<17> but until with fprintf
<0> did you check fopen() or whatever result?
<18> sorry but i don't understand your english
<17> michai yes i did with disas main
<0> I mean
<0> did you check return value in code
<0> in CC
<0> *in C
<17> yes
<17> under root 2
<17> michai, I just can't find out yet with gdb what part did run under gdb and what part didn't
<17> while executing the code
<0> step through it
<17> and i don't know if the eip/esp address are the same when running under root and the other user
<17> michai, But is it possible that the file was already accessed with fopen?
<17> but failed when wanted to write something to it
<15> copy your code to a pastebin
<17> and leave my ip there hell no :D
<0> go away
<0> or make sense please
<17> it's just a simple peace of code with FILE fopen fprintf and fclose
<17> no need to past it..
<17> in fopen("/home/c/map/file.txt","w"); but i removed the rights in map with chmod what causes the error because when running it under root it works
<15> read a unix introduction
<17> for ?
<15> for acquiring the necessary skills to understand your problem
<17> hehe
<17> I know what the problem is... I just wonder why the segmentation fault is in vprintf and not in fopen where it should because of the removed permissions
<0> why would fopen segfault
<19> ls -l /home/c/map/file.txt
<8> augh.
<17> because it has no rights to open it
<8> psheudo, what is a segfault?
<17> segmentation
<0> riiiiight.
<8> yes, what does it mean?
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