Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-23 Thread Richard S. Crawford
On Tuesday 22 February 2005 10:12 pm, Foo Lim flailed at a keyboard and 
produced this:

 Whoops..  Sorry.  I didn't read all the messages before replying..  =/

Heh.  Like I said, I found the compiled .swf file lurking in the /tmp 
directory.  I chmod'ed it to 755, chowned it, and uploaded it to my personal 
website.  So all is good.  :-D


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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-23 Thread Mitch Patenaude
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 10:05:55 -0800, Richard S. Crawford
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 [..]  I chmod'ed it to 755, chowned it, and uploaded it to my personal
 website. [...]

Just to be picky.. 644 would work fine... as would 444 for the
paranoid.  This isn't an executable as far as the OS is concerned.

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[vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Richard S. Crawford
Last night I loaded a Flash game into Firefox.  I haven't shut down the 
browser since then, so the Flash game is still loaded into my computer.  
Unfortunately, the game is no longer available at the site.

Anyone know if it's possible to extract the game from my browser's cache so 
that I can save it for future reference?

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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Mark K. Kim
Try, in BASH:

   $cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache
   $for i in *; do file $i | grep -i flash; done

Those are all the cached Flash files -- Back them up somewhere safe,
append .swf extensions to them, and try loading them in the browser.

It must be a really good game!

-Mark


On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Richard S. Crawford wrote:

 Last night I loaded a Flash game into Firefox.  I haven't shut down the
 browser since then, so the Flash game is still loaded into my computer.
 Unfortunately, the game is no longer available at the site.

 Anyone know if it's possible to extract the game from my browser's cache so
 that I can save it for future reference?

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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Richard S. Crawford
On Tuesday 22 February 2005 8:04 pm, Mark K. Kim flailed at a keyboard and 
produced this:
 Try, in BASH:
 
    $cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache
    $for i in *; do file $i | grep -i flash; done
 
 Those are all the cached Flash files -- Back them up somewhere safe,
 append .swf extensions to them, and try loading them in the browser.
 
 It must be a really good game!

It's pretty spiffy.

Foolishly, I set my browser's cache to 0.  Never a problem until now; the 
command above returned nothing.  The game is apparently still in my 
computer's memory, though; is there a way to pull it out of there?

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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Richard S. Crawford
On Tuesday 22 February 2005 8:09 pm, Richard S. Crawford flailed at a keyboard 
and produced this:
 On Tuesday 22 February 2005 8:04 pm, Mark K. Kim flailed at a keyboard and 
 produced this:
  Try, in BASH:
  
   $cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache
   $for i in *; do file $i | grep -i flash; done
  
  Those are all the cached Flash files -- Back them up somewhere safe,
  append .swf extensions to them, and try loading them in the browser.
  
  It must be a really good game!
 
 It's pretty spiffy.
 
 Foolishly, I set my browser's cache to 0.  Never a problem until now; the 
 command above returned nothing.  The game is apparently still in my 
 computer's memory, though; is there a way to pull it out of there?

Hah!  Got it!  It was lurking in the /tmp directory.  Duh.

For future reference, I've uploaded the game to my personal website:

http://mossroot.com/nanaca-crash_v104.swf

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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Foo Lim
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Richard S. Crawford wrote:

 It's pretty spiffy.
 
 Foolishly, I set my browser's cache to 0.  Never a problem until now; the 
 command above returned nothing.  The game is apparently still in my 
 computer's memory, though; is there a way to pull it out of there?

This is from a Windoze version of Firefox.. *blush*  Try going to Tools - 
Page Info - Media - (Find the Embedded object) - Save As...

Hope that works.
Foo

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Re: [vox-tech] Firefox question (long shot)

2005-02-22 Thread Foo Lim
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Mitch Patenaude wrote:

 From the menu: (at least on my mac)
 
 Tools-Page Info-(tab)Media  
 
 should list all the elements of the current page, one of which should
 be the flash .swf file (type embed).  When selected, there is a
 Save As buton.

Whoops..  Sorry.  I didn't read all the messages before replying..  =/

Foo

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