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<0> dude
<0> with char *dest = (char *)malloc(20);
<0> i get "initializer element is not constant
<1> okay I'm gonna have to try this
<2> ataX: So do char *dest = NULL; dest = (char*)malloc(20);
<2> Nanuq: Looks good
<1> rhowe: is that right though?
<2> Nanuq: You can always compare the result of the bitwise operation with the original value - if it's different, print a .
<2> Nanuq: Yeah, looks right to me
<1> rhowe: my idea is to just go through the buffer and replace everything
<1> rhowe: I don't think it is.. it'll limit you between 96 and 127
<0> same herror.
<0> humm
<2> Nanuq: hmm.. make the first operation 00100000 then
<1> rhowe: 64 and 127
<1> er, no
<3> ey guys
<1> ataX: you have the support code?
<0> support code?
<2> 10000000 = 128, 01000000 = 64, 00100000 = 32
<1> rhowe: I know
<2> Nanuq: So make your or value 00100000, no?
<1> ataX: what you're calling this from, so I don't have to write any
<0> Nanuq: sure, i'll put the relevant parts
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/mcLBPe12.html
<0> it links against a .a
<0> so what it does it calls the hasp_login function, logs into the device.
<0> then calls hasp_read, to read some memory from the device, using offset,and fsize.
<0> and put its into &membuffer.
<0> now, membuffer has the raw data, so i need to take it and dump it into ascii, then put that result into a variable.
<4> mm
<0> Strider-: you're damn right ;)
<4> ok, I don't think I have that much space. :P
<0> Nanuq: some other includes there are left because this file is #include'd
<1> ataX: sec
<4> ok, this is ****ing stupid.. the client can't grab the css file even though the directory and file are both world readable
<4> ****ing piece of ****
<4> it's being denied by server configuration and I don't know why
<4> it's god damned world readable
<4> </vent>
<4> there is no reason why it should be denying it
<0> what i can't understand is why is so easy to output to the screen but to a string it's so hard.
<5> hmm... how can I find out exactly what kernel module does a nic uses?
<5> like... eepro100 for intel based?
<6> Strider-: Hmm, hmm, webserver ACLs?
<4> claiming denied by server configuration
<6> Strider-: check server configuration :)
<6> Strider-: Also check if the webserver can actually change directory to the the location, a world readable file is of little use if it's in a directory the server can't get to
<4> the directory and file are world readable
<4> and owned by the apache user
<6> Strider-: Not only that directory, the entire path is important.
<1> wtf does x-plane always crash around halifax?
<4> PolarWolf: the rest of the path works fine, it's just the css files it can't grab
<6> Strider-: And do check ACLs in the server configuration. Those things inherit weirdly sometimes
<4> PolarWolf: it's the same httpd.conf as I used before when it did work, and same .htaccess as when it did work
<4> now it doesn't work.
<6> ****s
<6> what does the server log have to say for itself?
<7> hiya people
<4> says file was denied due to server configuration
<4> fat lot of good that is
<8> reboot lol
<9> the ms(r) solution
<8> sorry... *looks around at the hundreds of windows boxes*
<9> tavi-san: ey ****
<8> well, my new linux web servers are up and running and in production now
<10> Nanuq: maybe the X-plane authors hate NS
<9> tavi-san: you cant start a game and just not play!
<8> now that i won't have to battle iis5 on win2k i'm not sure what i'll do with all the free time
<9> jgaddis: iis5. ugh!
<9> jgaddis: theres a enough config files to tweak on linux :P
<1> pfft
<9> jgaddis: just look at Strider- now. definitely enough to do :P
<0> Nanuq: any idea?
<8> my apache boxes are working =)
<7> im almost in at whoracle
<7> as the it systems administrator
<7> god damn it
<7> :D
<4> oh well, I give up for now
<9> tavi-san: nice
<7> yeah hopefully
<9> tavi-san: only drawback is, ofcourse, that you will need to work with oracle :P
<7> either that or at some bank here
<7> i need money :D
<9> who doesn't? :P
<10> anyways, lunch is over
<1> ataX: hang tight
<4> ok.. wtf isn't mod-rewrite working
<11> Strider-: because it doesn't like you
<1> oh whoops
<11> although.. what's a frat? is it like a yute?
<12> fratboys are evil
<2> hmm
<2> flesh would
<2> wound
<7> lol
<1> rhowe: whoops?
<1> rhowe: works for hi ascii, not for lo
<11> bhab: yes. yes I am
<12> haha, you were a fratboy?
<11> I am
<7> lol
<4> we didn't need frats, we just drank as a department
<13> haha
<2> http://siksai.co.uk/~rhowe/img_0801-windowcleaning.jpg
<0> rhowe: with printf("%c",data[i]) i'm doing a printf for every one of the contents of the array data right?
<2> ataX: Yes, for every byte
<0> humm
<0> is there anyway to just print the contents of data[] ?
<0> instead of going bit by bit.
<2> ataX: printf("%s", data)?
<14> ataX: what's the type of data?
<0> OldMonk: hey OM
<0> OldMonk: http://rafb.net/paste/results/mcLBPe12.html
<14> ataX: just tell me the type
<0> well, it's ascii.
<14> char [] ?
<14> printf("%s\n",data);
<14> as long as it's nul-terminated
<0> i get the same chars repeated once and again.
<0> so i guest it doesn't have a \0.
<14> then that's what it contains
<1> ataX: hmm
<8> ataX: j00 **** at teh c
<1> rhowe: how'd you manage that?
<0> jgaddis: true that.
<0> jgaddis: j00 **** at teh balls.
<0> ;)
<14> print ("%16.16s",data);
<2> Nanuq: Fell of a stool when I was cleaning the windows outside :)
<1> rhowe: brick? concrete?
<1> rhowe: teach you to be clean, anyhow
<0> OM: i still get the same values repeated.
<1> ataX: so my fancy pants idea didn't pan out exactly
<0> without the new lines tho.
<14> ataX: how many bytes do you get?
<2> Nanuq: gr*** - I think I scraped the wall when i went down
<0> humm, i'm reading 20 from the device, and it's outputing more than 100 to the screen.
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