However on 64-bit platforms the overflow can be controlled and so for platforms that store return addresses on the stack it is likely that it is further exploitable. This could allow arbitrary code to be run on the server as the user the Apache children are set to run as.
I started with uw-imap but I want to store messages and subfolders together. Plain uw-imap doesn't do this and last time I checked, neither does Maildir. So I did a [kludgy, incomplete] mod and produced the above. Works for me:)
In the server I'm working on you will be able to implement a relatively simple C++ API to do your own storage. So you can use Maildir, mbox, PostgreSQL, whatever. We'll see.
What good are teachers unions if they don't strike under conditions like these?
Then people get resentful like "Oh well they're not helping our kids by striking instead of being at school teaching". We're going through the same sort of issues in NZ. Teachers striking.
It seems obvious to me that my teachers at school worked a hell of a lot harder than I do today and yet I earn twice as much.
jeez;) take the time to download it. It's only 3.5mb for the zip file. Looks like it includes some GUI elements in as bitmap files. But the core content you have to get from the retail game. It is also missing some parts of the code such as the movie player.
As far as I can tell, there is no license information included.
FWIW I preferred Gamecenter. The thing I hate most about Gamespot (after the annoying CPU hogging flash ads) is the large fonts and beige-on-black colour scheme. How bout a stripped down version or configurable display options via a dynamic stylesheet driven by user prefs.
Anyway - what are some good alternatives for gamespot? I mostly use gamespot to check for news on the latest games for PS2 and to read reviews of older games that I'm looking to buy. What other sites are frequently updated and provide similar depth of content?
Its not arrogance. We all want Ogg to be in wider use and to appear in portable players. From this discussion it is very clear that Ogg Vorbis is still very much in development and needs to be much more stable before anyone starts making software and hardware Ogg players. An incomplete specification and a reference implementation is not sufficient.
I use madplay and I'd like to see a version for Ogg, but at this stage it doesn't seem like Xiph are ready for developers. As they say, wait for 1.0 final and the promised complete documentation.
I'm running Apache 2.0.35 and php 4.3.0-dev (CVS checkout from last night) right now. Flawless install. I've setup apache from source many many times and Apache 2.0.x leaves 1.3.x for dead. Very Cool.
Since the release is expected to run on Windows, Mac and Linux, be sure to tick the Operating Systems selection when you register the game. Stand up and be counted!
From the FAQ (which seems to have vanished..):
8.04 Will there be a Mac/Linux/BeOs version?
We are planning a simultaneous PC / Macintosh / Linux release for Neverwinter, with all three versions to be Included in a single box.
Mobo with onboard sound
Duron 1300
RTL8129 ethernet
Geforce2mx
256 or 512mb RAM.
40gb barracuda iv
Ricoh 24x10x40 cd
Logitech optical mouse
pick your own keyboard, speakers and monitor
Yes, for source code go with something like doxygen or java's javadoc system.
For other documentation, I'd go with an SGML based system like DocBook which you can then transform with a known tool or your own XSLT into whichever format you want. Eg the same "source" document can produce an HTML version for the intranet and an RTF version for printing.
Google did save USENET for me - though I never post, searching through all the linux and comp newsgroups is usually faster than looking up a HOWTO.
I really wish Google Groups let users post replies. These days I find myself just searching for some info and moving on. I want to see a REPLY link beside every single article. At least Deja got that part right.
Having an archive is nice but it wont be so nice in two years when all the search results are 2-3 years old.
If hear another fucking "helper" recommending a newbie start with debian....
They simply get pissed off and go away with the impression that linux is just dos warmed up. Start them with a distro like Mandrake, that will get them browsing and emailing in no time, then they can learn the rest at their own pace.
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It's HERE from Sep last year. Interesting stuff in light of this new scooter whatsit - anyone got photos of the robochair?
I'm envious of anyone who owns and pilots their own helicoptor(s!!):)
As far as targetting a specific phone using IP data its a little tricky because (at least in NZ) theyphones sit behind a masquarading gateway so they all carry the same IP for WAP purposes. If you got them to connect to your webserver you couldn't stream too much data before you hit the phones pitiful storage limit (just a few kb).
The masq thing is annoying for tracking web stats because its much harder to determine the number of unique visits when they all come from a single IP.
IMHO its stable. I've used 2.4 exclusively since 2.4.0 at home and since 2.4.4 (WITH AC PATCHES) on servers. Have had absolutely ZERO problems.
File servers, web servers, database servers, firewalls, you name it. I have *not* used the plain unpatched "linus" kernels much at all so I can't speak to the stability/performance of those. The -ac ones are good though.
I'm on 2.4.13-ac7 right now (the last of the stable -ac kernels). I might stick with this for a wee while.
I will *not* be using 2.4.15+ on any servers until some serious time/testing has taken place.
Attacking people for what they believe is not fair at all, but attacking them for what they DO is exactly fair. They didn't just believe in murdering thousands of Americans, they did it.
The people who did it are dead. All that's left are those that believed it was right.
It's difficult to argue price for desktop software. For all intents and purposes, Microsoftware is every bit as free as OSS software. Piracy has contributed to the MS success story enormously.
Is there a tool that allows me to capture and save the x509 certificate given out by an https server?
For example, in order to use java to connect to an https server with a selfsigned cert, you first have to import the cert so that it is trusted - but there's no easy way to get that cert in a file unless you control the server in question.
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My development manager announced today that Macromedia Flash is the future of e-commerce.
uh huh...
gah!@ normally I wouldn't bother, but that should read:
.. and they went straight to 1.3.26.
Quoth the advisory:
Yes that was a tad premature. In the end 1.3.25 was abandoned and they went straight to 2.3.26.
This is all very interesting because I'm slowly writing an IMAP server at the moment..
But here's the setup I'm currently using:
Inbox:
/var/mail/$USER
/var/mail/$USER-folders/$FOLDER/.messages
Subfolders
Eg:
|-- root
|-- fred
`-- fred-folders
|-- 1ZB
| `--
|-- Friends
| `--
|-- Games
| |--
| |-- Rune-Beta
| | `--
| `-- Tribes
| `--
`-- Mailing Lists
|--
|-- EFNZ chat
| `--
`-- Hard News
`--
I started with uw-imap but I want to store messages and subfolders together. Plain uw-imap doesn't do this and last time I checked, neither does Maildir. So I did a [kludgy, incomplete] mod and produced the above. Works for me :)
Get the patch: http://home.y3m.net/uw-imap-2001a-nested-folders.p atch
(diff against imap-2001a)
In the server I'm working on you will be able to implement a relatively simple C++ API to do your own storage. So you can use Maildir, mbox, PostgreSQL, whatever. We'll see.
flame away :P
for us poor Sorenson-challenged folk?
Then people get resentful like "Oh well they're not helping our kids by striking instead of being at school teaching". We're going through the same sort of issues in NZ. Teachers striking.
It seems obvious to me that my teachers at school worked a hell of a lot harder than I do today and yet I earn twice as much.
jeez ;) take the time to download it. It's only 3.5mb for the zip file. Looks like it includes some GUI elements in as bitmap files. But the core content you have to get from the retail game. It is also missing some parts of the code such as the movie player.
As far as I can tell, there is no license information included.
Download link:
http://www.3ddownloads.com/?file_id=159652
FWIW I preferred Gamecenter. The thing I hate most about Gamespot (after the annoying CPU hogging flash ads) is the large fonts and beige-on-black colour scheme. How bout a stripped down version or configurable display options via a dynamic stylesheet driven by user prefs.
Anyway - what are some good alternatives for gamespot? I mostly use gamespot to check for news on the latest games for PS2 and to read reviews of older games that I'm looking to buy. What other sites are frequently updated and provide similar depth of content?
Its not arrogance. We all want Ogg to be in wider use and to appear in portable players. From this discussion it is very clear that Ogg Vorbis is still very much in development and needs to be much more stable before anyone starts making software and hardware Ogg players. An incomplete specification and a reference implementation is not sufficient.
I use madplay and I'd like to see a version for Ogg, but at this stage it doesn't seem like Xiph are ready for developers. As they say, wait for 1.0 final and the promised complete documentation.
I'm running Apache 2.0.35 and php 4.3.0-dev (CVS checkout from last night) right now. Flawless install. I've setup apache from source many many times and Apache 2.0.x leaves 1.3.x for dead. Very Cool.
http://home.y3m.net/ if you want to bang on it.
Since the release is expected to run on Windows, Mac and Linux, be sure to tick the Operating Systems selection when you register the game. Stand up and be counted!
From the FAQ (which seems to have vanished..):
Here's hoping...
Wrong URL. Try here.
RTFA (ie, Yes).
Mobo with onboard sound
Duron 1300
RTL8129 ethernet
Geforce2mx
256 or 512mb RAM.
40gb barracuda iv
Ricoh 24x10x40 cd
Logitech optical mouse
pick your own keyboard, speakers and monitor
Yes, for source code go with something like doxygen or java's javadoc system.
For other documentation, I'd go with an SGML based system like DocBook which you can then transform with a known tool or your own XSLT into whichever format you want. Eg the same "source" document can produce an HTML version for the intranet and an RTF version for printing.
I really wish Google Groups let users post replies. These days I find myself just searching for some info and moving on. I want to see a REPLY link beside every single article. At least Deja got that part right.
Having an archive is nice but it wont be so nice in two years when all the search results are 2-3 years old.
If hear another fucking "helper" recommending a newbie start with debian....
They simply get pissed off and go away with the impression that linux is just dos warmed up. Start them with a distro like Mandrake, that will get them browsing and emailing in no time, then they can learn the rest at their own pace.
It's HERE from Sep last year.
Interesting stuff in light of this new scooter whatsit - anyone got photos of the robochair?
I'm envious of anyone who owns and pilots their own helicoptor(s!!) :)
As far as targetting a specific phone using IP data its a little tricky because (at least in NZ) theyphones sit behind a masquarading gateway so they all carry the same IP for WAP purposes. If you got them to connect to your webserver you couldn't stream too much data before you hit the phones pitiful storage limit (just a few kb).
The masq thing is annoying for tracking web stats because its much harder to determine the number of unique visits when they all come from a single IP.
IMHO its stable. I've used 2.4 exclusively since 2.4.0 at home and since 2.4.4 (WITH AC PATCHES) on servers. Have had absolutely ZERO problems.
File servers, web servers, database servers, firewalls, you name it. I have *not* used the plain unpatched "linus" kernels much at all so I can't speak to the stability/performance of those. The -ac ones are good though.
I'm on 2.4.13-ac7 right now (the last of the stable -ac kernels). I might stick with this for a wee while.
I will *not* be using 2.4.15+ on any servers until some serious time/testing has taken place.
Not out of the box (unless you bought it at ). TTimo @ ID Sofware is making linux binaries that will allow you to play in linux. Binaries for the Test are already out and working beautifully. Get the Test2 binary HERE
The people who did it are dead. All that's left are those that believed it was right.
It's difficult to argue price for desktop software. For all intents and purposes, Microsoftware is every bit as free as OSS software. Piracy has contributed to the MS success story enormously.
Is there a tool that allows me to capture and save the x509 certificate given out by an https server?
For example, in order to use java to connect to an https server with a selfsigned cert, you first have to import the cert so that it is trusted - but there's no easy way to get that cert in a file unless you control the server in question.
So how do you get the cert?