e107 is a slick package. Simple to install and fast running. Utilizing a caching system (if you wish it) it loads pages fast. It usess the usual PHP, Apache, and MySql. It has tons of themes and plugins and is totally modular with menus, setup, etc. Themes are easy to edit and create and the admin area is amazing, allowing you to do anything you can think of.
I've been using it since before it got big and have gone through many updates, which are easily executed with php update installation scripts.
It also has a large community behind it that is constantantly fixing and creating. Be sure to check this one out.
Lyrics... Though I did like the way David Spade and Chris Farley sang it better...
That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes, an aeroplane - Lenny Bruce is not afraid. Eye of a hurricane, listen to yourself churn - world serves its own needs, don't misserve your own needs. Feed it up a knock, speed, grunt no, strength no. Ladder structure clatter with fear of height, down height. Wire in a fire, represent the seven games in a government for hire and a combat site. Left her, wasn't coming in a hurry with the furies breathing down your neck. Team by team reporters baffled, trump, tethered crop. Look at that low plane! Fine then. Uh oh, overflow, population, common group, but it'll do. Save yourself, serve yourself. World serves its own needs, listen to your heart bleed. Tell me with the rapture and the reverent in the right - right. You vitriolic, patriotic, slam, fight, bright light, feeling pretty psyched.
It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.
Six o'clock - TV hour. Don't get caught in foreign tower. Slash and burn, return, listen to yourself churn. Lock him in uniform and book burning, blood letting. Every motive escalate. Automotive incinerate. Light a candle, light a motive. Step down, step down. Watch a heel crush, crush. Uh oh, this means no fear - cavalier. Renegade and steer clear! A tournament, a tournament, a tournament of lies. Offer me solutions, offer me alternatives and I decline.
It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.
The other night I tripped a nice continental drift divide. Mount St. Edelite. Leonard Bernstein. Leonid Breshnev, Lenny Bruce and Lester Bangs. Birthday party, cheesecake, jelly bean, boom! You symbiotic, patriotic, slam, but neck, right? Right.
It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine...fine...
I used to do something similar with elementary students. The district had bunches of old toasted computers and I would let the students take apart everything they could (aside from the PSU which I removed ahead of time) and answer any questions they had about the components they found inside.
The kids really enjoyed it and it gave them a basic understanding of the innerworkings of computers.
Here's the actual batch file @echo off cls echo IGOGG is not responsible for anything that comes from running this file. Run at own risk. echo Formatting Aimbot source... PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL echo Done... echo. echo Converting source to Binary PING 2.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL echo "whole bunch of binary that actually says cheaters never prosper" echo Done... echo. echo INSTALLED some menu type stuff that I had to take out to post echo. PING 3.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL echo Going online to check for latest Anti-Anti-Cheat mechanisms and updates
I used to play CS but have stopped due to cheaters. I got a little fed up and created a fake aimbot/wallhack. Lamers download the hack, which is simply a batch file compiled to an.exe, run it, and get sent to an unlisted page on my website where their IP is logged and they're added to a counter. They are asked to share their thoughts in the forum.
So far I have logged over 900 (counter messess up every once in a while) to my counter, but my stats page shows 17324 hits, and the list of IP's I have logged is 31 pages long.
I'm a sysadmin for a tier 2 autmotive company in Michigan with about 35 client machines.
The two main servers are xeons with raid 5, redundant PSU's etc etc. One server runs the domain and as a file server while the other runs the manufacturing software suite (heavy database workload). All the data is very important but I rarely have a problem with lost data , unless some smuck over-writes a file or something stupid like that.
The backup solution I implemented was a Debian box that runs rsync every night backing important data to the hard drive of the backup server. This machine doesn't need to be anything special. Now if someone looses something I have ready access to it. On Fridays I do tape backups of the data on the backup server and then run rysnc with the delete option so only the data currently on the servers resides on the backup server. This solution is quite simple and straight-forward utilizing cron and bash scripts.
Manufacturer: LinkSys (a division of Cisco) Product: Wireless-G Broadband Router Model: WRT54G Product Page: http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp ?grid=3 3&scid=35&prid=601 Firmware tested: v2.02.7
In a recent client installation I discovered that even if the remote administration function is turned off, the WRT54G provides the administration web page to ports 80 and 443 on the WAN. The implications are obvious: out of the box the unit gives full access to its administration from the WAN using the default or, if the user even bothered to change it, an easily guessed password.
I reported this to LinkSys (along with a number of other non-security related issues) on April 28. I received no reponse addressing this, and no updated firmware has yet appeared on their firmware page http://www.linksys.com/download/firmware.asp ?fwid= 201
To work around this, you can use the port forwarding (irritatingly renamed to Games and whatever) to send ports 80 and 443 to non-existant hosts. Note that forwarding the ports to any hosts -- inluding listening ones if you are actually running servers -- will override the default behavior.
On a personal note, there are a number of reasons for which I am thoroughly disappointed with LinkSys since the acquisition by Cisco. For the sake of what was once a rock-solid product and great brand name, I hope things change soon.
--
Alan W. Rateliff, II : RATELIFF.NET
Independent Technology Consultant : alan2@rateliff.net
(Office) 850/350-0260 : (Mobile) 850/559-0100
While it's a bit elementary, I wrote a script quickly a while back that will run this on every IP in a given subnet. I wanted to incorporate nmap but didn't ever have the time or get around to it. (let the flaming begin on my bash scripting skills)
---------------------- #MASS Printer confusion # This will change all the HP printer displays for a given IP range # By MrGrey - script written by MrGrey, Utility code aquired from @stake #!/bin/bash
clear echo "MrGrey's Mass printer confusion" echo " Allows you to change the display text on all HP printers" echo " for a given IP range. " echo "" echo "What is the path to the HP text changing utility?" read PATH echo "" echo "What is the utility called?" read CALLED echo "" echo "What IP range would you like to use? ( just the first 3 octets example 10.0.0 )" read IPRANGE echo "" echo "What message would you like to have diplayed? (be sure to put it in quotes)" read DISPLAYMESSAGE echo "Ok, lets go" echo $IPRANGE echo $DISPLAYMESSAGE i=1 while [ $i -le 255 ] ; do cd $PATH;./$CALLED $IPRANGE.$i $DISPLAYMESSAGE i=$((i+1)) done ---------
Change the displays on the HP printers you have all over your network. Download the source http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/network_util ities/hp.c
compile it, write a little script to run it on the entire network and laugh.
-Insert Coin -I hate my job -Do not call the admin -You suck -slashdot.org -Out of water -replace CEO
Slashdot Mirror
Hey dad, get off slashdot. These are my friends. Oh, and I can be grumpy if I want.
2 minutes to find a no steam crack.
2 minutes to download the crack.
2 minutes to install.
Total time saved from not using steam. 3 hrs. 52 minutes.
You feel better whether you bought it or not.
e107 is a slick package. Simple to install and fast running. Utilizing a caching system (if you wish it) it loads pages fast. It usess the usual PHP, Apache, and MySql. It has tons of themes and plugins and is totally modular with menus, setup, etc. Themes are easy to edit and create and the admin area is amazing, allowing you to do anything you can think of.
I've been using it since before it got big and have gone through many updates, which are easily executed with php update installation scripts.
It also has a large community behind it that is constantantly fixing and creating. Be sure to check this one out.
See it in action at igogg.
evox download
Lyrics... Though I did like the way David Spade and Chris Farley sang it better...
That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes, an aeroplane -
Lenny Bruce is not afraid. Eye of a hurricane, listen to yourself churn -
world serves its own needs, don't misserve your own needs. Feed it up a knock,
speed, grunt no, strength no. Ladder structure clatter with fear of height,
down height. Wire in a fire, represent the seven games in a government for
hire and a combat site. Left her, wasn't coming in a hurry with the furies
breathing down your neck. Team by team reporters baffled, trump, tethered
crop. Look at that low plane! Fine then. Uh oh, overflow, population,
common group, but it'll do. Save yourself, serve yourself. World serves its
own needs, listen to your heart bleed. Tell me with the rapture and the
reverent in the right - right. You vitriolic, patriotic, slam, fight, bright
light, feeling pretty psyched.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.
Six o'clock - TV hour. Don't get caught in foreign tower. Slash and burn,
return, listen to yourself churn. Lock him in uniform and book burning,
blood letting. Every motive escalate. Automotive incinerate. Light a candle,
light a motive. Step down, step down. Watch a heel crush, crush. Uh oh,
this means no fear - cavalier. Renegade and steer clear! A tournament,
a tournament, a tournament of lies. Offer me solutions, offer me alternatives
and I decline.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.
The other night I tripped a nice continental drift divide. Mount St. Edelite.
Leonard Bernstein. Leonid Breshnev, Lenny Bruce and Lester Bangs.
Birthday party, cheesecake, jelly bean, boom! You symbiotic, patriotic,
slam, but neck, right? Right.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine...fine...
CS 1.6 Wallhack download
I used to do something similar with elementary students. The district had bunches of old toasted computers and I would let the students take apart everything they could (aside from the PSU which I removed ahead of time) and answer any questions they had about the components they found inside.
The kids really enjoyed it and it gave them a basic understanding of the innerworkings of computers.
There is a little bit more to presidency than what you did during a war 30 years ago.
Then he shouldn't make it the highlight of his campaign.
This site is nothing more than propaganda
As if the regular media isn't?
http://www.johnfkerrysucks.com/
Here's the actual batch file
@echo off
cls
echo IGOGG is not responsible for anything that comes from running this file. Run at own risk.
echo Formatting Aimbot source...
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL
echo Done...
echo.
echo Converting source to Binary
PING 2.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL
echo "whole bunch of binary that actually says cheaters never prosper"
echo Done...
echo.
echo INSTALLED
some menu type stuff that I had to take out to post
echo.
PING 3.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL
echo Going online to check for latest Anti-Anti-Cheat mechanisms and updates
start iexplore.exe http://igogg.com/mrgrey/aimbot.php
start http://igogg.com/mrgrey/aimbot.php
then a whole bunch of the same binary to take the file size up
The ping commands are for timing.
So really the only thing happening is text being echo'd and a browser being opened to a web page.
I used to play CS but have stopped due to cheaters. I got a little fed up and created a fake aimbot/wallhack. Lamers download the hack, which is simply a batch file compiled to an .exe, run it, and get sent to an unlisted page on my website where their IP is logged and they're added to a counter. They are asked to share their thoughts in the forum.
So far I have logged over 900 (counter messess up every once in a while) to my counter, but my stats page shows 17324 hits, and the list of IP's I have logged is 31 pages long.
http://igogg.com/mrgrey/
Here's a link to the story with images.
8 68 4.htm
Link
http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s112
Symantec catches this vulnerability as the following:
a tion: Quarantine
Scan type: Realtime Protection Scan
Event: Virus Found!
Virus name: Downloader.Trojan
File: C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\67HK1KWV\installer[1].html
Loc
Computer: Computer
User: User
Action taken: Quarantine succeeded : Access denied
Date found: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 11:56:26 AM
Most corporations should have little to worry about.
I'm a sysadmin for a tier 2 autmotive company in Michigan with about 35 client machines.
The two main servers are xeons with raid 5, redundant PSU's etc etc. One server runs the domain and as a file server while the other runs the manufacturing software suite (heavy database workload). All the data is very important but I rarely have a problem with lost data , unless some smuck over-writes a file or something stupid like that.
The backup solution I implemented was a Debian box that runs rsync every night backing important data to the hard drive of the backup server. This machine doesn't need to be anything special. Now if someone looses something I have ready access to it. On Fridays I do tape backups of the data on the backup server and then run rysnc with the delete option so only the data currently on the servers resides on the backup server. This solution is quite simple and straight-forward utilizing cron and bash scripts.
So far it has been working quite well...
Manufacturer: LinkSys (a division of Cisco)
Product: Wireless-G Broadband Router
Model: WRT54G
Product Page:
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.as
Firmware tested: v2.02.7
In a recent client installation I discovered that even if the remote
administration function is turned off, the WRT54G provides the
administration web page to ports 80 and 443 on the WAN. The implications
are obvious: out of the box the unit gives full access to its administration
from the WAN using the default or, if the user even bothered to change it,
an easily guessed password.
I reported this to LinkSys (along with a number of other non-security
related issues) on April 28. I received no reponse addressing this, and no
updated firmware has yet appeared on their firmware page
http://www.linksys.com/download/firmware.as
To work around this, you can use the port forwarding (irritatingly renamed
to Games and whatever) to send ports 80 and 443 to non-existant hosts. Note
that forwarding the ports to any hosts -- inluding listening ones if you are
actually running servers -- will override the default behavior.
On a personal note, there are a number of reasons for which I am thoroughly
disappointed with LinkSys since the acquisition by Cisco. For the sake of
what was once a rock-solid product and great brand name, I hope things
change soon.
--
Alan W. Rateliff, II : RATELIFF.NET
Independent Technology Consultant : alan2@rateliff.net
(Office) 850/350-0260 : (Mobile) 850/559-0100
[System Administration][IT Consulting][Computer Sales/Repair]
If I remember, those who past generally were well liked by the others who interviewed them.
Then there's the grammar test....
meaning transmission is always safe
Always is a powerful word. Nothing is totally secure.
e107
Not as well known as some others but a great choice. Sounds like what you are looking for.
Looking at the cost of "Tax Cut for the Web" prices on their site it's cheaper to have my taxes done by a local tax firm.
Gearbox Readying WWII Shooter For UbiSoft?
Ubisoft... FarCry.... Bad network code in an Ubisoft game.
Hopefully the network code will be better than that of FarCry...
Check the prices out at Powernotebooks.com
Check out the Sager 8890 Specs and then rethink alienware and dell.
I have the Sager NP5680 P4 2.8GHz with the ATI Radeon 9600 with 128MB DDR... and it cost around $1800.. (thanks to work for picking up the check)
Check out the 17" laptops for around $1500. Nice!
While it's a bit elementary, I wrote a script quickly a while back that will run this on every IP in a given subnet. I wanted to incorporate nmap but didn't ever have the time or get around to it. (let the flaming begin on my bash scripting skills)
./$CALLED $IPRANGE.$i $DISPLAYMESSAGE
----------------------
#MASS Printer confusion
# This will change all the HP printer displays for a given IP range
# By MrGrey - script written by MrGrey, Utility code aquired from @stake
#!/bin/bash
clear
echo "MrGrey's Mass printer confusion"
echo " Allows you to change the display text on all HP printers"
echo " for a given IP range. "
echo ""
echo "What is the path to the HP text changing utility?"
read PATH
echo ""
echo "What is the utility called?"
read CALLED
echo ""
echo "What IP range would you like to use? ( just the first 3 octets example 10.0.0 )"
read IPRANGE
echo ""
echo "What message would you like to have diplayed? (be sure to put it in quotes)"
read DISPLAYMESSAGE
echo "Ok, lets go"
echo $IPRANGE
echo $DISPLAYMESSAGE
i=1
while [ $i -le 255 ] ; do
cd $PATH;
i=$((i+1))
done
---------
I have a port to windows. You can find it in the downloads section at http://igogg.com/mrgrey
Change the displays on the HP printers you have all over your network. Download the source http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/network_util ities/hp.c
compile it, write a little script to run it on the entire network and laugh.
-Insert Coin
-I hate my job
-Do not call the admin
-You suck
-slashdot.org
-Out of water
-replace CEO