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If anyone here knows C, would you mind helping me with this?
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From: Onion Posted: 6/13/2004 3:06:06 AM | Options | #001
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Offline		 http://cpi.merseine.nu:8080/ftp.c.html.gz

If you could make sense of that and tell me how they transfer files and retrieve directory listing from the FTP stream I'd be much obliged.

(This topic is mainly geared toward Jay.)

(Come to think of it, I should post this at GF or something.)
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From: Vayate Posted: 6/13/2004 3:15:06 AM | Options | #002
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Offline		 Well, first you go to goat.cx and middle-click the pixel that creates the center of Goatse's anus. Then...

...oh wait, wrong instructions. I've no idea.

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From: Jay Posted: 6/13/2004 10:21:16 AM | Options | #003
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Online		 ...They use the FTP protocol
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(18:36:25) Anthoneyy: u liek my epsnsin
From: fish Posted: 6/13/2004 10:25:10 AM | Options | #004
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Offline		 php_error_docref(NULL TSRMLS_CC, E_WARNING, "PHP cannot handle files greater then 2147483647 bytes.\n");

what the fuck, why not
From: Jay Posted: 6/13/2004 10:26:51 AM | Options | #005
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Online		 Because the integer type in php is a signed 32-bit integer
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(18:36:25) Anthoneyy: u liek my epsnsin
From: fish Posted: 6/13/2004 10:28:53 AM | Options | #006
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Offline		 oh. shit, that was a rhetorical question, i thought nobody here knew >_>
From: fish Posted: 6/13/2004 10:32:17 AM | Options | #007
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Offline		 holy shit... wait... so what happens when the unix epoch reaches 2147483647?
From: Jay Posted: 6/13/2004 10:35:09 AM | Options | #008
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Online		 Technically any programs with date functions will get all screwed up when February-something 2038 passes, but by then they expect us all to be using 64-bit machines, at which point the time_t type will be changed to a 64-bit integer
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(18:36:25) Anthoneyy: u liek my epsnsin
From: fish Posted: 6/13/2004 10:37:28 AM | Options | #009
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Offline		 oh, good. are systems advanced enough to handle 64-bit integers at this point, or is tha going to have to be developed? (sorry if this is a stupid question.)
From: Jay Posted: 6/13/2004 10:45:54 AM | Options | #010
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Online		 Yeah, you CAN make 64-bit integers in C but it's kind of a hack

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(18:36:25) Anthoneyy: u liek my epsnsin
From: Jay Posted: 6/13/2004 10:47:02 AM | Options | #011
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Online		 Well, not a hack for you, I mean like, it behaves as a normal integer in C but the compiler has to jump through some hoops to get it to work

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(18:36:25) Anthoneyy: u liek my epsnsin
From: miikrr x Posted: 6/13/2004 12:52:49 PM | Options | X | #012
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From: miikrr x Posted: 6/13/2004 12:54:06 PM | Options | #013
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Online		 Nevermind.