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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by LoGiCaL__ on Sat Nov 19, 2011 2:59 pm
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droogben wrote:
LoGiCaL__ wrote:Good question and nice pick up. After trying this for myself on my linux box I had the same issue then something clicked. Went back onto my windows box signed out and typed in the same url while logged out and boom. It gave me the same incorrect string password. So I'm guessing because you're not logged in when you access the page it will not give the correct password.


I see, thanks for the explanation. Can you please explain why this happens though? Are there two websites for URL/password.php, and it uses the hackthissite authentication system to determine which website to display?


The devs could probably answer this better than me, so correct me if im wrong. Since it's a .php page it probably checks to see if you're logged in. If your logged in it gives the correct password. If not logged in, it will probably output the incorrect password.
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by polar568 on Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:00 pm
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I have tried using so many different symbols to link the year and the code which I think is right,but whenever I link the code and the year without a space I get the calendar for the year stated but when I put a spaceI get a blank page is there anymore help that can be provided. :)
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by mShred on Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:42 pm
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polar568 wrote:I have tried using so many different symbols to link the year and the code which I think is right,but whenever I link the code and the year without a space I get the calendar for the year stated but when I put a spaceI get a blank page is there anymore help that can be provided. :)

You're thinking too hard. It's a lot simpler than that.
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by Defience on Sun Nov 27, 2011 1:02 pm
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polar568 wrote:I have tried using so many different symbols to link the year and the code which I think is right,but whenever I link the code and the year without a space I get the calendar for the year stated but when I put a spaceI get a blank page is there anymore help that can be provided. :)


There's a way to enter more than one command on a line in linux. The first command you're trying is the calendar year (although it isn't actually needed for this). Now you need something that will allow you to enter another command on the same line. Lastly, you need a command to view all of the files. Spacing shouldn't matter; think simple.
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by mShred on Sun Nov 27, 2011 3:59 pm
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Defience wrote:There's a way to enter more than one command on a line in linux. The first command you're trying is the calendar year (although it isn't actually needed for this). Now you need something that will allow you to enter another command on the same line. Lastly, you need a command to view all of the files. Spacing shouldn't matter; think simple.

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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by Defience on Mon Nov 28, 2011 3:20 pm
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mShred wrote:
Defience wrote:There's a way to enter more than one command on a line in linux. The first command you're trying is the calendar year (although it isn't actually needed for this). Now you need something that will allow you to enter another command on the same line. Lastly, you need a command to view all of the files. Spacing shouldn't matter; think simple.

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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by antnik on Sun Dec 04, 2011 5:55 pm
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polar568 wrote:I have tried using so many different symbols to link the year and the code which I think is right,but whenever I link the code and the year without a space I get the calendar for the year stated but when I put a spaceI get a blank page is there anymore help that can be provided. :)


Do you know C or C++ ? If you do you have to remember the symbol that is used there almost at the end of every line,in javascript it is not needed but sometimes you will see it to, (if this is a spoiler please edit it). Then also check what happens if you do not put a year in.
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by david242 on Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:05 pm
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I would like to point out that when they say look at the unix commands they mean ALL of them. May seem pointless but trust me its in there some where.
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by s1nister on Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:33 pm
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i understand that when i click the view button it shows me all these dates but what do i have to do with the dates, how am i supposed to know what date i need
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Re: Basic Mission 7

Post by s1nister on Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:41 pm
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nevermind i just figured it out, all you need to do is look in the unix commands to see what files are on your website, since it sais the password is hiddin in an unknown file, i finally understand why you need a year because that's just a part of the script when using the right command, and i finally see why you need the thing that makes you able to use more than 1 commands, hopefully not to big of a hint edit if it is :mrgreen:
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