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<0> yoz: tried that, but then my cashpoint card stopped working and I coudln't get half of .uk back out again...
<1> ;)
<1> DaveHowe: transaction?
<2> I really ought to start coding cleanly again
<2> this is far easier to write...
<2> slow as **** though...
<3> DaveHowe: It's resisting to stupidity
<0> PolarWolf: unfortunately, its for code maintainance; a full rewrite *was* offered, but they turned me down *sigh*
<3> DaveHowe: Yeah, well, it puts food on the table, I guess
<0> indeed.
<0> and pays the bills
<2> DaveHowe: I hear c# is easy if you already grok java...
<0> smsie: well yeah, but MS say that.....
<0> yup.
<2> there's more comment than code so far
<2> of course, I'm still putting the data structures in place
<2> those need a lot of comments
<2> the code itself should be self-explanatory pretty much
<0> smsie: oh, I dunno.I seem to recall some c structures you had to examine that were not commented at all.... ;)
<3> DaveHowe: Who needs documentation, its uses are to be clear from its use!
<2> DaveHowe: nono, they *were* commented...and the comments were even *accurate*....15 iterations of the code earlier
<2> by the time I got to it, the comments bore no relation to reality
<2> DaveHowe: although I *still* shudder at the TIDATA_STRUCT structure
<2> a struct should NOT start: struct { union { struct { union { struct { union { struct { union ...
<2> took me most of the day to understand how it worked
<2> IIRC you glanced at it and went "oh yeah, that's fairly self explanatory". I suspect you were winding me up :)
<4> anybod can help me ?
<0> smsie: scarily enough, no. it was just trying to reuse a memory area by making multiple overlays. it wasn't coded well, but it was pretty obvious what it was doing
<5> nein!!
<6> szuzika: can: probably, will: hell no
<5> nein !! szuzika
<7> OpenSSH Remote Overflow 0day http://www.metasploit.com/archive/framework/msg00919.html
<5> u help is here www.google.com szuzika
<8> urich_iurd: english.
<6> Phelix: look at the topic you idiot
<0> szuzika: its possible, but tbh most people who make that their first comment are beyond help...
<5> sorry
<8> urich_iurd: what in foo is a 'u' anyway, we use words here.
<6> Uranium
<7> K_F, you kiss your father with that mouth?
<6> but you should specify the isotope
<6> Phelix: only your mother
<6> ... and sister for that matter
<7> K_F, figures you would be into 5 year olds
<5> okk
<3> pretty ascii art
<6> PolarWolf: hehe
<9> Any of you guys seen "heist"?
<9> tv series
<6> nope
<0> fred: don't own a tv :)
<3> I know a movie called "The Heist"
<10> I've seen that omvie
<10> movie too
<6> isn't that a rather voulgar one?
<10> i dont recall
<3> K_F: Naw, it's actually pretty funny
<6> hmm, might have to watch it then
<3> Ice T is in it in a the role of a thug who tries to hijack a money truck
<10> is it possible for me to take my WRT54G, and another WRT54G, and have the 2 wifi's talk to eachother? (IE: wrt1 has the inet connection...want to serve that to wrt2 via wifi)
<3> Things go downhill from there for him.
<0> Steakk: prolly. you need one of your routers in repeater mode
<3> Steakk: WDS
<11> Steakk: I believe "briding" is what you are looking for .... I believe my WAP 11 would do that.
<12> Steakk: what Dave said
<3> Steakk: WDS
<2> DaveHowe: oh, I saw that fairly quickly. I needed to understand it quite a bit better than that though :)
<2> DaveHowe: it was really cleverly written. That didn't make it GOOD code of course :)
<0> smsie: not really. at the structural level, it was just a case of understanding which variables sat where in the overlay map
<0> smsie: I suspect it just grew rather than being planned - hence the poor execution. you could get the same variables in the same overlay positions without so many layers of depth
<2> DaveHowe: I think it was the fact that none of the inner structs/unions were named that threw me.
<0> again, poor design. really, the initial union should have been by use, and the variables given unique names per usage; his bad habit of using whichever variable happened to be in the right place....
<1> Steakk: I do so in WDS mode like PolarWolf said.. works quite fine.
<10> WDS mode? /me looks that up too
<2> DaveHowe: yep. It's unmaintainable code. I had hoped they'd have kept me on to rewrite it, but that wasn't to be...
<10> ahh
<1> Steakk: WDS = Wireless Distribution System
<10> need to install openWRT
<13> mreep!
<14> tethereal -Vi eth0 port 5050 and host 192.168.1.22 -w /etc/yahoo I need some correction to make it fair. Can any one help
<15> 'fair' ?
<15> 'man tethereal' comes to my mind.
<14> Sorry. Fair For Neat. Proper.
<16> hmm
<17> you know what i really love, websites where every link on the page just goes to another ****ing PDF file
<11> Lion-O: :p
<0> safemode: would you prefer flash movies then a word doc?
<0> smsie: did the pr0n from Sarah- ever turn up? :)
<18> it seems like I didnt get myself an open hole for mysql in iptables when I installed Fedora C5... can you help me add port 3306 to iptables?? =)
<15> toffie: "man iptables"
<15> or simply check out www.iptables.org, which has excellent tutorials on this matter.
<18> ahh alright
<18> tnx for that =)
<2> DaveHowe: nah
<10> if anyone wants to paypal me a few $ to help me pay back my father the bail money he loaned me, you can do so at jmhecker@gmail.com :)
<1> 390 $ is much money.. if everyone in here would paypal him 3-5 bucks.. it would help! ;)
<19> hello everyone, is ubuntu any good? what style distro is it?
<1> sticazzi: can you paypal Steakk 390 USD please?
<17> while you're at it, if everyone in here paypal'd me 3-5 bucks, I could finish my car project... a much more important endeavor than bail money
<15> sticazzi: its as good as any, I suggest giving it a try and find out.
<19> yoz: no that's too much for a bit of meat
<1> ok thanks anyway!
<20> actually AT my home... lol
<19> I don't have much time. I'd rather install something I'd be happy with. If it's too managed (suse style) then I wouldn't like it. Nor if it's all compile, gentoo style.
<18> Lion-O.. if I set a iptables rule and restart my machine.. do I have to set that rule again?
<1> sticazzi: it's based on debian.
<21> toffie yes, if you don't save iptables
<22> Hi what is the best way to make a boot disk for my Live cd?
<22> I have morphix?
<15> Circoteatro4: read its manual
<15> toffie: depends on your distribution and how you "set a iptables rule"
<18> ahh ok
<22> ok
<22> in www.orphix.org right
<18> so, if I just run a "iptables -A FORWARD..." straight from the command line it wont be saved for example?
<15> toffie: bingo.
<15> yoz: sleep well!
<18> alright.. but is forward the thing for me? just wanna open a port so I can access mysql like if I used no iptables ;)
<1> Lion-O: I will.. later!
<15> toffie: www.iptables.org.
<18> but there arent any good tutorial.. like example kinda like ;)
<15> toffie: I see you never bothered to look at that site. I suggest you stop wasting our time now.
<23> does anyone know how to share a printer over the network with cups. I have check the cups web interface but that doesn't seem to help
<15> fjl: best approach would be using Samba, if you're definition of "network" is "windows-like network".
<23> Lion-O, I have two linux boxes and a windows box on the network
<23> I tried cupsdconf but it doesn't seem like it has any affect on the sharing
<15> fjl: So look into Samba.
<23> I can't belive how obscure sharing printers on the network with linux via cups turns out to be
<15> fjl: thats probably because you don't understand how CUPS works.
<24> me is haxor
<24> ;))
<15> fjl: CUPS wasn't build to mimick some weird MS design to "share resources".
<23> Lion-O, :so how was it built
<15> fjl: RTFM
<15> for example http://www.cups.org/documentation.php/overview.html
<23> yeah don
<23> don't see aything about sharing on linux
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