- LFS at .125 speed
- Fraps at 10 fps
- 300% speed in Premiere with frame blending
- VirtualDub cropped, compressed and bumped fps to 40.
Fraps'd!
Skins aren't really that big a deal, are they?
My skins_x since patch s/t/u has 1002 files, ~64mb, so if your average skin weighs in around 65kb, that'll be about 16,000 skins to reach 1 gb.
Less work to let your dad google a bit for network security.
Only some of the (older) socket functions are in the extension, the newer stream_ functions are built in (compile opt on linux?) as of PHP 5.
Filefront has never managed to make use of more then 5% of my downstream capacity, so i'd say they're not very good.
You can't magically compress data, if there's 1.83gb of unique data, any form of lossless compression will result in an 1.83gb file. If the exe's you're trying to compress are installation files, they're probably already compressed.
7-zip is very good for compressing multiple files with very similar contents, other then that it's pretty much the same, a bit more aggressive compression at the cost of alot longer time to compress.
Use i to pack/unpack an int, the server does not ignore bad packets if you don't tell it to ignore packet warnings: ..
#define ISF_NO_WARNINGS 8 // bit 3 : turns off packet warnings.. but it only displays the warning in the server console, it doesn't send anything.
c:\windows\php>php -f myfile.php
gruber@linux:~/php$ php -f myfile.php
PHP: Using PHP from the command line.
<?php
php
/**
* insim_mst()
*
* @param string Destination IP.
* @param int Destination port.
* @param int Source port.
* @param string Admin password.
* @param string MST message.
*/
function insim_mst($ip, $port, $fromport, $admin, $msg) {
$socket = fsockopen("udp://" . $ip, $port);
fwrite($socket, "ISI\0" . pack("Scc", $fromport, 0, 0) . str_pad($admin, 16, "\0"));
fwrite($socket, "MST\0" . str_pad(substr($msg, 0, 64), 64, "\0"));
fwrite($socket, "ISC\0" . pack("i", 0));
fclose($socket);
}
insim_mst("127.0.0.1", "29999", "30000", "adminpass", "/welcome=file.txt");
?>
After you press calibrate, turn the wheel lock-to-lock several times and push the pedals from fully off to fully on several times.
I don't get it, did you stop incrementing it or did you get it working with the exact port you specified? Because LFS will respond to the exact port as sent in the packet.
Dumped my code already?
J/k, i think you're confusing St4Lk3R's class with my stuff.
You might have to accept the connection or something, i moved to PHP 5 rather quickly when i started writing insim stuff.
Check out socket_accept()
Check out socket_accept()
Because it has nothing to do with webserving, talking to insim is not a 1-second-operation thing - you want the script to run for hours.
You'd probably want a console for printing debug messages, you'd probaby want to be able to stop a script without having to wait for apache to finally kill the thread after x amount of time, etc.
Which is kind of exactly why you should install a separate setup for this, you really don't want to run this under apache.
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