In general most bad things come from Asia on the internet :)
And that's just the facts. I generally block all of APNIC except
Australia.
On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 06:21:33PM -0500, Jim Edwards wrote:
> BTW, nothing meant with the Asian thing. Just the source of the latest log
> files.
>
> At 2/26
I found the following series of attempts in my router's log today ...
Sunday, February 26, 2006 02:30:16 PM Unrecognized access from
222.141.67.124:51761 to UDP port 1030
Sunday, February 26, 2006 02:30:16 PM Unrecognized access from
222.141.67.124:51761 to UDP port 4081
Sunday, February 26, 2006
port 3 is Compression Process and am not sure what is meant to be
compressed. Seeing these too.
At 2/26/2006 06:21 PM, Jim Edwards wrote:
BTW, nothing meant with the Asian thing. Just the source of the latest log
files.
At 2/26/2006 06:16 PM, Jim Edwards wrote:
I see a bunch of hits in my rou
BTW, nothing meant with the Asian thing. Just the source of the latest log
files.
At 2/26/2006 06:16 PM, Jim Edwards wrote:
I see a bunch of hits in my router log file (at home) of Asians interested
in connecting to port 3 aka calender access protocol. Can't find anything
as far a vulnerabilit
I see a bunch of hits in my router log file (at home) of Asians interested
in connecting to port 3 aka calender access protocol. Can't find anything
as far a vulnerability on the net.
Z,
I think this works ...
//-
#include
/*Main program body*/
void main(void)
{
float gallons, miles, mpg;
int counter;
for (counter=1; counter <=3; counter++)
{
printf("\nEnter the number of gallons used for ta
On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 01:59:08PM -0500, warpmedia wrote:
> Or VBS, Jscript, etc... something this simple could be done in most
Just say no to those :)
> anything but this is a learning exercise AFAIK. =)
Gotcha
--
Bryan G. Seitz
Or VBS, Jscript, etc... something this simple could be done in most
anything but this is a learning exercise AFAIK. =)
Z-
Just realized in the second example I missed a counter init value & a
increment step. Cosmetic but wanted to clarify.
Bryan Seitz wrote:
And for doing simple things like
And for doing simple things like this, I prefer perl :)
On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 10:52:04AM -0500, warpmedia wrote:
> Hey Z, been a bit since I've done C, so be gentle if this is wrong as I
> did not try running it...
>
> You may want to consider second example using do..while gallons > 0 loop
>
Hey Z, been a bit since I've done C, so be gentle if this is wrong as I
did not try running it...
You may want to consider second example using do..while gallons > 0 loop
as the better method when n is not known.
void main(void)
{
float gallons, miles, mpg;
int n, counter;
/* To
I have some basic question regarding some C program
that I have made just for fun (I am trying to teach
myself C)
Please have a look at the program below:
If you compile it then the error will be self
apparent, the first time it calculates the MPG it
returns zero, the second mpg calculation is ac
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