You could also try to smartly bruteforce the filenames and/or repositories of the web server. It's more like a script-kiddie way but if you know what you're doing these tools are often highly customizable and you could save some great amount of time using them. Here's some examples of tools made to ...

//VARIABLES x = 0; char passArray(sizeof[PASSWORD]); /*Chops up password into array*/ while (x>sizeof(PASSWORD)) { passArray[x]=PASSWORD.substr(x,1); //ERROR IN SYNTAX IS HERE x = x++; } 1. Variable x doesn't have a type 2. If you want a array of char its char passArray[]; (n...

if you want an NTFS partition (native to windows), you can use the ntfs-3g driver with linux (which comes with most distros or easily obtainable) Yea, or you could compile your kernel with NTFS file system support which gives you faster file access and more stability, on the expense of less features.

Hi, Question 1 : What is it that makes programs useable for everyone or admins only ? Basically some programs needs to access some restricted file of your system which the OS doesn't allow you to read and/or write and/or execute. You may get these permissions only as admin/root. You might want to ta...

PHP imagearc() : int start : The arc start angle, in degrees. int end: The arc end angle, in degrees. 0° is located at the three-o'clock position, and the arc is drawn clockwise . --- Also, you may have noticed that the (0,0) couple in this challenge is located in the bottom left corner instead of t...

I've done it in php (gd library), but i don't have my source code anymore. If i recall correctly, the only tricky part was the arcs. If you need help, just PM me your code and i'll give you hints.

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I meant that you can't ping hardware. You ping a host. It actualy sends a ICMP echo packet (type 8) to the machine and waits for the ICMP echo response (type 0). Ping is useful to test the connectivity of a host or to slow down an internet connection. For the open ports of your IM, if there is any e...