2008/10/6 strk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Mon, Oct 06, 2008 at 02:04:35PM +0000, daniel jeem wrote: > > > listswf <file> | grep UrlString > > > > > > Note that latest release of Ming contained a typo, > > > so you'd grep UrlSring > > > > > > > I want to use gnash to extract links not Ming > > Why ? > Anyway, run gnash with -v and grep SECURITY ... > > > When I enter in gnash and tape this command :listswf /home/home.swf | > grep > > UrlString > > I don't show any think > > You may have an old ming. > > > and if I try to do anything just for test for example > > listswf /home/home.swf | grep aa > > I show : > > Offset: 43607 (0xaa57) > > Offset: 43650 (0xaa82) > > Offset: 55974 (0xdaa6) > > Offset: 981677 (0xefaad) > > Offset: 989859 (0xf1aa3) > > > > what is these offset? > > Offsets in the SWF file. > > --strk; >
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