Permanent Programming 2

[c4p_sl0ck]

@Toster: Thanks man. Didn't think about that. ^^ Got it now.

[Tel69]

I know you will laugh at me, but I'm going to try and do this in VB6.
It would be interesting to see if it CAN be done in VB6.

[Toster]

I did it in VC6

[Nines]

I know you will laugh at me, but I'm going to try and do this in VB6.
It would be interesting to see if it CAN be done in VB6.

I did *every* programming mission in VB6 (apart from Prog#6(python), Arc and Line drawing in Prog#4 and the Blowfish algo in prog#9)

[c4p_sl0ck]

I've done prog 1 and 2 in both VB6 and VB2008 ^^

[thephoenixxp]

I am trying to automatically download the image to my computer and then perform the rest. I am using c# 2008 btw.
The thing is I can't find the URL of the picture.
Firefox tells me it's http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/prog/2/PNG/ and even if I put that in my browser I get the picture, but the C# app won't download it... It;s mainly beacuse I need a filename or smth like that... Can anyone tell me how can I find that out?

[knowresistance]

I am trying to automatically download the image to my computer and then perform the rest. I am using c# 2008 btw.
The thing is I can't find the URL of the picture.
Firefox tells me it's http://www.hackthissite.org/missions/prog/2/PNG/ and even if I put that in my browser I get the picture, but the C# app won't download it... It;s mainly beacuse I need a filename or smth like that... Can anyone tell me how can I find that out?

hey phoenix, don't know much c# but maybe instead of trying to open the file directly maybe you need to set up a request to the server and use the data you get back. I say this because i'm guessing the only place that the file would exist is in your browsers cache after it's been generated server-side.

let me know if that helps at all?

kr

[Nikousek]

Could please any one check this ?

I am pretty sure that i have everything correctly :-/



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TIXGIXJNL3

could you please check with your programs ?

[tio]

one of your letters is wrong. Now, when you know that only one, you should by able to find which one, and why it is wrong.

[The_Gman]

This would be a lot easier to do if it was in RAW format.

Any suggestions for how to get the pixel information through python? any system calls that can find the RGB colour of a pixel on the screen, or a module that will convert it to raw?

Once i have it so i can read it pixel by pixel i don't think there'll be too much trouble.. besides learning morse.