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<0> yay
<1> flush@h4xb0x:~$ which perl
<1> /usr/bin/perl
<2> ok now edit the file
<2> and the first line should point to that file !
<2> :)
<3> flush: now open up finddups
<1> #!/usr/bin/perl: thats the first line
<0> BlackBishop8: i need rar! :)
<2> search for directoryusr
<2> synaptic I need a blonde !
<2> :P
<1>
<3> flush: thats right... I don't know what you did to it
<1> i did nothing, i just tried to run "find, sha and finddups" at the same time
<3> flush: why?
<1> just for fun, to list a directory and to show which files are the same with sha hashes
<3> flush: on the same console or xterm
<1> on bash
<3> flush: what was the string that you ran?
<1> flush@h4xb0x:~$ find ./ -name "*" | ../sha-1.0.4/sha | /home/flush/brute-force/finddups.pl
<3> flush: well, since its a simple perl script, it might not accept piped commands... you can set them up to do that though
<0> find ./ | ../sha.... | /home/...
<0> what is that brute force thing btw?
<3> synaptic: rootkit
<0> huh ?
<0> that's evil.
<3> synaptic: na, just kidding with ya... its a program that finds duplicate files
<4> what is a good video streaming software?
<1> just a dir to put craps, ive been readin about DES encryption n stuff
<3> BlkPoohba: Windows Media Server
<1> u mean i cant run 3 progs at the same time cauz its a perl script?
<3> flush: sometimes thats the case
<1> :(
<2> =))
<1> in the readme, the way they do it;
<1> find ./testdir -name "*" | ./sha | ./finddups -v
<3> flush: the script uses md5 in order to verify files and the like
<3> flush: try running finddups by itself and see if it gens an error? if so, I would try downloading the tar.gz and then compressing it and giving that a shot
<5> Has anyone installed firefox 1.5.0.1 in Linux ? If so, can you install extensions?
<1> ohhhh
<1> alone, it works
<3> lachat: yea but you better becareful...some extensions won't uninstall
<3> flush: what distro are you running.. and version
<1> Linux h4xb0x 2.4.22-10mdk #1 Thu Sep 18 12:30:58 CEST 2003 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux
<1> it means mandrake 9.2
<3> flush: I know...
<2> eww .. h4x0r b0x \
<1> rofl
<3> flush: you may have to update coreutils or possibly find.. try this instead: find / | ../sha-1.0.4/sha | /home/flush/brute-force/finddups.pl
<1> damn im n00b man
<1> i just forgot to write "perl" before /home/flush/brute-force/finddups.pl
<3> flush: oh.. I thought it would have worked without it... provided you chmod 755 finddups.pl
<1> i didnt make that file exec
<1> maybe because of that
<3> flush: hmmm, that would do it
<1> no but that finddups util is awesome!
<3> flush: hehehe
<1> hehe, i like it
<3> flush: just dont' delete something you need
<1> what do you mean?
<1> now that i have the sha-1 hash, can i locate the files who have the same hash?
<3> flush: does it just check for dups or does it remove them as well
<1> or can i just compare hashes, not find
<3> flush: I don't know... I didn't download
<3> it
<1> i dunno what this prog realy does, it looks for files then it says "theses files are the same; then it lists"
<3> flush: go back to the download page and see... it states that it find duplicate files and helps save diskspace [delete? I dunno]
<1> hrmmmm i dont beleive it deletes anything
<1> thers only 3 possible options, -d -i -r i think
<3> flush: check out the homepage or the file itself and see what -d does
<1> -r Recursively check all sub-directories also.
<1> -i Use internal CRC32 function only if nothing better installed.
<1> -d debug mode, print file CRC/hash values to stdout.
<1> OptimusPrime: http://muskol.netfirms.com/finddups.jpg
<0> warez is bad
<2> tell that to whomever develops vinbl0wz stuff
<3> flush: the hash shows you that the files are different.. the title POSSIBLE DUPs points out files that may be duplicates.... I notice you have a LOT of GEDIT/ABIWORD saves
<3> flush: you may have to delete the dupes personally [not a bad thing, definately safe] and the proggie just points them out to ya
<3> flush: oh one other thing.. you got an ugly desktop
<1> my desktop ownz!
<3> flush: ;-0
<3> flush: I mean ;-)
<1> http://muskol.netfirms.com/warezh4x0r.jpg <------ fluxbox powered
<2> your desktop can kiss my laptop's desktop's black azz !
<2> :))
<1> hey!
<1> man i got a p3 633 celeron powered, and i gotta install autocad :(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((9999999
<3> flush: until my dns updates... here's my DESKTOP: http://69.76.236.224/tmp/xfce-4.2/xfce-alphalinux-01.jpg
<1> k
<1> pretty cool
<1> damn, you use licq too!
<3> flush: na, I use gaim primarily.... heres a better shot: http://69.76.236.224/tmp/xfce-4.2/xfce-alphalinux-02.jpg
<0> that's xfce?
<0> damn it looks nice.
<0> it looked like .. for me
<3> synaptic: yea...m y fav
<3> m y / my
<1> i agree your xfce looks nice
<3> synaptic: used an old webshot image decrypter and I use a lot of the wallpaper from webshots.com
<1> deviantart rulez
<3> flush: I used to go there.. that and mikebonnell.com [that might be on l]
<0> hehe
<3> synaptic: you remember him?
<3> synaptic: he was a big, whats the name of that program, 3d map maker... I think it was Bryce
<2> anyone knows any reason why rpm/yum should get locked up ?
<2> both of them get stuck when beeing used ..
<2> * I did a yum search before .. with lots of results .. too many I think *
<3> BlackBishop8: corrupt rpm data base.... rpm --rebuilddb
<2> should it say anything ?
<2> btw .. why should the db get corrupted ?
<2> all I did was a yum search rar
<2> [root@dexter yum]# rpm --rebuilddb
<2> how much would it take ?
<2> should it say anything ?
<0> i'm out, just bricked my ipod
<6> i tried a very simple test: refresh a page on the local computer many many times (keep pressing F5). the server is apache2. i noticed that this created around 100-200 processes of http2. does anyone know a quick way of limiting the number of instances http2 can may be launched?
<7> djik_: they're probably threads
<6> i am sure they are
<6> the question is how do i limit'em?
<7> djik_: why does it matter then? :P
<6> because right now i can barely do anythign
<6> it's so friggin slow
<7> djik_: probably an option in the conf file ;)
<6> i bet there is. i was hoping somebody would tell me so that i wouldn't need to rtfm
<7> djik_: another option is sort of not continually hitting F5
<6> steg_, i did it on purpose
<6> i want to stress test this machine
<7> why?
<6> i don't want anyone to be able to lock it up
<8> steg_ is HERE^
<2> OptimusPrime should it be done by now ?
<6> i want to rule out a software lockup
<7> djik_: oh, the firewall problem:
<6> yes
<7> djik_: hmm
<3> BlackBishop8: give it time...what speed cpu do you have?
<7> djik_: you're trying to reproduce it?
<7> djik_: have you stress-tested the machine in other ways?
<2> 2 Ghz
<3> BlackBishop8: how long has it been?
<7> BlackBishop8: is the hard drive clicking? :P
<2> well
<2> at least 3 minutes
<6> steg_, i am trying to reproduce it. of course. i am trying to download with bit torrent while having 2000-3000 open connections and hit F5 on the local web server to see if i can lock it up
<2> dunno ..
<2> it's remote
<7> BlackBishop8: go and have a cup of tea :)
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