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Hi Julian,
Thank you very much for this masterpiece. It's marked and copied for
the howto and I think Joe will include it ... I mean, he'll do it,
definitely! It's a very detailed and understandable explanation. Good work!
[lots of nice words snipped]
> packet from the internal server when the three-way handshake is
> completed and the client is identified from the internal server
> as valid client, not as spoofed one. Possible only for the NAT method.
>
> HTH!
> P.S. Ratz, please surprise me with other wonders ASAP, I just understood
> what means "HTH" and it was just appended to my list of words
> downloaded from tux :)
Oh, I'll try, and hey, please never forget to 'T' in the middle
or you might want to change your email address then :)
> BTW, For my defense I just executed
> mv /usr/bin/dc /usr/bin/dc.ratz_can_damage_your_brain, so no more
> dc wonders, please :)
ROTFL! Ok, hope this doesn't break something.
[find . -exec grep "Bourne" /dev/null {} \; 2>/dev/null | cut -d: -f1 | xargs
grep " dc" /dev/null]
<superOT>
I guess you've to move /bin/bash too:
d=(1 0 6 0 1 0 5 5 41 5 3 12 4 5 15 1 4 -2 5 5 0 5 4 24 3 5 27 1 3 -2 1 3
6);a=0;f(){
c=$a;((v=$c+3));((x=${d[${d[$a]}]}-${d[${d[$a+1]}]}));d[${d[$a]}]=$x;((a=((${d[${d[$a]}]})<0)?${d[$a+2]}:$v));case
$a in -1)read d[${d[$c]}];a=$v;;-2)echo
${d[${d[$c+1]}]};a=$v;;0)exit;;esac;f;};f 2>&-
[In case of bad wrapping: It's all one line and there are only spaces in the d
assignment and after the first ``f(){'' and the last ``f 2>&-''. The rest can
be written without spaces following of course the semantics of bash]
</superOT>
Best regards and I hope I will see you this year at the OLS! Hey Joe,
Wensong, Lars, Horms et all, have you subscribed yet? I'll be there
definitely and we'll have some beers and some hardcore LVS-trivia quiz,
ratz
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