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Oh, thats interesting I don't remember leaving that there. Thanks for catching that. ok

Ok then, I have a small question to impose onto this then. If I add this to the very end of the function....

Ok, so I've been trying to figure out my fualt in this code for probably a week now.

Hopefully somebody will see what I couldn't see.

Anyways, any help would be greatly appreciated. Lets begin....

My memset sets the whole string to NULL for each password we decide to generate so just subtracting from sizeof() should be the end of it right?

But as a best practice Its probably best to do it...

I tried just posting what was relevant but give me a sec.


Here is an example crap output with password[9]




You cant see it but there is some control character after the '-'


---- BIG...

For kicks I wrote up a Password generator after lunch. Let me start with the code:


unsigned int x,y,z,c;

unsigned int KISS();
unsigned int devrand();

int main( int argc, char** argv )
{...

Maybe you want to add a break point to execl()

in the gdb prompt before running the program do


> break execl


execution should pause at execl function then you can do


> step

or...

I unfortunately do not have a solution for you but I do have a tool for you too look at.

hdiutil


which is a backend for Disk Utility


Example usage:

hdiutil detach /Volume/USB/

...

Make sure your files only have one extension with either of these solutions in the event you have files named like

myFile.tar.gz

Ow yes that does look like an issue

Alright so here are my updates, I was also thinking that I need to change my command line ascii codes to actual integers like this.

Now I'm coming to think...

Deleted by myself,

reason: didn't read whole post.

Please excuse my ineptitude for a bit as I've been spoiled for the past few months with only writing perl code instead of C.

So ok, I've been thinking about some code to change the crc32 values...

Ok, so I have an nfs mount setup and within it there are symbolic links to other directories and such.

So anyways I created a link to a directory like so


ln -s /var/stuff/more/stuff/here/...

So as a graduation gift (:D) I was given a laptop... But not just a laptop a OLPC (laptop.org) and I'm trying to access my local LAN but because of security issues and compatibility issues I opted to...

I couldn't remember the name of the file, but as I know its typically named the same thing through out most systems.


anyways, It started working as soon as the server was updated so its good...

Connecting to -> Ubuntu server running apache
Connecting from -> Mac OS X 10.4

As soon as I had created my 'dsa' and 'rsa' keys I sent them to be added to the 'authenticated whatever file' so I...

Oh, Noes I get errors

blockcount.c:7: error: parse error before 'argc'
blockcount.c: In function 'main':
blockcount.c:12: error: 'argc' undeclared (first use in this function)
blockcount.c:12:...

>.> wow, that was faster than I had expected. Thanks for clearing up my code for me, time to learn from it.:)

edit: BTW do you need both

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>

Ok, I'm trying to get into more advanced stuff but I'm having some difficulty. First I'm positive that I'm using 'agrv' wrong.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/types.h>


int main(in argc,...