Sheesh! ?^$*@#^#%! Now EVERYONE really know!
URL: http://www.escribe.com/computing/opdif/
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* [27]Re: [SURVPC] Arachne Trojan, Or Botton, Sun, 20 Aug 2000
18:49:43
* [28][SURVPC] Arachne Trojan, Marc D. Williams, Sun, 20 Aug 2000
18:16:49
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URL: news://earth.sonow.net/alt.msdos/
Steven wrote:
As a long-time DOS user, I like installing each application
in its own directory. This compartmentalization keeps
things tidy and makes it really easy to delete/upgrade.
However, Linux is more complicated than DOS and requires
a different kind of organization. For example,
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 05:05:29 +0200, Pete wrote:
Also, Arachne seems to use that circle to indicate blank spaces at the
beginning of lines of text :-| If we manually insert those, will the
drawing or diagram display as expected? What's the key combo?
I've a feeling that those little
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Edenyard wrote:
I have seen a small example of what people are referring to as the
obscenities in CORE.EXE and I must say that I think that it is VERY
foolish to have used such text, for two reasons.
It is passphrase which is used to read Arachne registration key.
In
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Clarence Verge wrote:
After reading your post, I immediately did a default re-install of MS-DOS 5
and son of a B#%$!! TEMP was set to C:\DOS !!
This is absolutely _incredibly_ STUPID from so MANY points of view !!
ARACHNE is NOT the problem here ! The default MS-DOS 5
Intresting enough - whenever I see someone type this in IRC,
it usually followed by several sudden quits from several people.
Meaning that yes, people are actually -that- stupid to believe these
things.
When I was a youngster a "friend" did his darndest to convince
me that he and others had
Hello once again,
Finally! Online with RedHat 5.2, Arachne in a Box, and it looks quite
promising.
Not perfect though.
Using 256 color svga server, 1 MB CLGD5446 (onboard pci "card"), 450 MB
DOS partition, M$DOS 6.22, virtual 486 dos machine with 2 MB RAM,
arachne in 256 color mode turns the
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 13:03:27 +0700 (JAVT), Eko Priono wrote:
URL: news://earth.sonow.net/alt.msdos/
I allready written an explanation about this in alt.msdos.
Couldnt find the others, though.
Anyway, its rather typical to find all sorts of myths and legends
on usenet. That, and spam.
Hm. I've just had an intresting thought - You dont have to try to
reverse engineer core.exe in order to get these words.
Just think about it. What if a person who have a collection of
"certain type of files" (refering to the content) attempt to grep
the computer for one of the obvious keywords?
On 19 Aug 2000, at 23:17, Eko Priono wrote:
http://survpc.virtualave.net/test/arachne_crack.asp
.asp??? What is this? I thought one could only use perl, or it is
some sort of Front Page thing?
the final version ;-) If you use another browser, you
will see my customized error 404 page
Michael P. wrote:
This "message" won't be displayed on screen on any occasion - it is secret
piece of code, used as passphrase, and only people who break Arachne
license can be exposed to this text. So people, who use Arachne as it was
intended, have no chance to view any obscene message.
Beg
Ooops! I seem to have dropped a b*ck here - didn't realise insight would
interpret text in the subject line as raw html! Didin't mean to break your
email,
and I'll never, ever do that again. Promise! g
If that's the case, is this a security hole, or more of an inconvenience ?
What I mean is
Neil Smith wrote:
Ooops! I seem to have dropped a b*ck here - didn't realise insight would
interpret text in the subject line as raw html! Didin't mean to break your
email,
and I'll never, ever do that again. Promise! g
Hi Neil;
I'm sure you know I was just making a "BUG" report and not
Bernie wrote:
DOS programs share some things as well, dos4gw.exe and
cwsdpmi for instance.
I don't think dos4gw and cwsdpmi are on my DOS system.
It's unusual for DOS binaries to use shared libraries;
whereas, nearly every Linux binary does. For example:
the directory command (ls) and
Hi folks,
just for fun I assembled an other "historical" computer which is
supposed to be my "communication server". I was curios to see if Arachne
would run on this machine with a noname hercules card. So I rememberd
for a little driver called hgc.com emulating CGA on a Hercules and:
It
Hi Arachnians,
Boy, this list is getting way too serious. I offer this for our
amusement until things settle down a bit, what with all the security
hole talk, Arachne "virus" crap, yada yada. Enjoy.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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Subject: Are you prepared
Hi Folks,
I find that I am now getting lost clusters with some regularity.
System: 486, 133 MHz, 32 Mb RAM, MS-DOS 6.20 running Arachne 1.66, low
memory (at boot) 580 kb, (Arachne loaded) = 105 kb.
The cause ? It is very clearly linked to aborted email uploads
- each lost
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 08:31:57 +, "Edenyard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000 05:05:29 +0200, Pete wrote:
Also, Arachne seems to use that circle to indicate blank spaces at the
beginning of lines of text :-| If we manually insert those, will the
drawing or diagram display as
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 17:11:54 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This information may be a bit dated by now, but
over the weekend I did some searching on the
Internet and found the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) web page for
their Automated Computer Time Service (ACTS).
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 23:20:29 +1000, Ben Hood wrote:
On AVA I do detect Arachne, and try to output different symbols for
ampersand in URLs... Arachne doesn't like amp;, but you are
supposed to use them, even in URLs not all URLs are updated.
--
Ben Hood, Arachne Fan Club Webmaster
Hi
Hello my fellow Arachnids:
Have any of you guys ever tried to install and run GirlFriend 3.1 yet?
This one is supposed to be perfectly compatible with your old system,
and she's supposed to run super-slick too, but many users have reported
problems.
For an authoritative bug report go here:
On 21 Aug 00 at 21:50, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
Hello my fellow Arachnids:
Have any of you guys ever tried to install and run GirlFriend 3.1 yet?
This one is supposed to be perfectly compatible with your old system,
and she's supposed to run super-slick too, but many users have reported
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 21:42:40, Dale Mentzer wrote:
My advice is to stick to MT4D v6.00.
I'm sorry Dale. There have been reports of insufficient capacity
with that version. I would sugggest an upgrade to v7.25.
- Clarence Verge
- Using Arachne V1.62 for a change
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 03:05:19 -0500, "Pete" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed that the NIST page said that the time standard is based upon
*** Jan. 1, 4713 B.C. ***
This is the start of the Masonic calendar-- the "Year of Light".
Interesting... (I love stuff like this :-)
Is the above
This information may be a bit dated by now, but
over the weekend I did some searching on the
Internet and found the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) web page for
their Automated Computer Time Service (ACTS).
The URL is:
http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/service/acts.htm
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