Adarq.org

It's nice you started working with Unix, Lisp, GNU and so on. I've been wanting to get into Linux work for some time, but only grazed the basics and never really started to do advanced stuff.

About the fact that Lisp is one of the oldest programming languages, I have two books about Fortran (oldest) and Cobol (third oldest) that belong to my dad who used to code hardcore 40 years ago )

Keep logging this stuff, it's interesting.

PS: I still am kinda sad you stopped training.

bleh reposting all messed up, i forget i have to refresh links after each post, or it messes up.. nogui>*

word nightfly, thanks I will keep posting it, glad you find__
                 it somewhat interesting.. and as always, you are always______
                 invited to the live chat & any kind of talk, including_______
                 programming/unix/etc.. more so, I could even give you a shell
                 on one of my machines, if that would help you to better learn
                 nix/coding.. I've actually been into nix/programming for a___
                 long time, i just took 5 years off to persue my HEAD AT RIM__
                 GO GET IT mission.___________________________________________
                 _____________________________________________________________
                 don't be sad that i stopped training, because i didn't.. i'm_
                 training harder than ever, except, now i'm training my mind,_
                 which is far more interesting and fun.. took me a while to___
                 realize that.________________________________________________
                 _____________________________________________________________
                 peace man & stop by IRC some time.. im on there alot coding,_
                 boring people to death ;d____________________________________

ill repost yet again if that came out really wrecked.. heh

hey rix, fuck the fuck off. thanks.




Today I got the movie-script parser working.. The next step, is to "find names" within each movie script, and replace them with a special tag that I can use to substitute IRC nicknames with, for example:

14:49 < warm-n9> the last step would be to try and extract names
14:49 < warm-n9> and replace them with <name>
14:49 < warm-n9> which is kind of difficult
14:49 < warm-n9> for example
14:49 < warm-n9> COLE: Sup
14:49 < warm-n9> MIKE: Hey james
14:49 < warm-n9> MARRY: That's James Cole

14:50 < warm-n9> would need to become:
14:50 < warm-n9> COLE: Sup
14:50 < warm-n9> MIKE: Hey <name:COLE>
14:50 < warm-n9> MARRY: That's <name:COLE>

So I need to find, based on the CAPITALIZEDNAMES, other variations of the names within the text.. shouldn't be too hard.


Other than that, I got some lisp functions working nicely in the bot's alias modules.. this is pretty sick.. check it, here's the raw bot + guile-scheme code:

dns code:
^a(add) dns \|^e dns result: \|^guile (define p (gethost "$$2")) (define phost (vector-ref p 0)) (define pip (car (vector-ref p 4))) (display phost) (display "=") (display (inet-ntoa pip))

cat1 code:
^a(add) cat \|^e\|^guile (define (read-string char-set input-port) (let ((char (peek-char input-port))) (if (eof-object? char) char (list->string (let loop ((char char)) (if (or (eof-object? char)) '() (begin (read-char input-port) (cons char (loop (peek-char input-port)))))))))) (define p (open-input-file "$$2")) (display (read-string 's p)) \|^multi


here's it being used in an example:

06:00 < warm-n9> best bot ever.
06:03 < warm-n9> ^a cat /etc/motd
06:03 < dko> Linux darqbot 4.3.19.12202011 #2 SMP Thu Dec 25 01:28:15 EST 0BC i686
06:03 < dko> Welcome to the darqbot ircOS.
06:03 < warm-n9> RAPED.
06:03 < warm-n9> AS
06:03 < warm-n9> FUCK
06:03 < warm-n9> ^a cat /etc/passwd
06:03 < dko> root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
06:03 < dko> test:test:1000:1000:test,,,:/:/bin/darqbotsh
06:03 < warm-n9> LMFAO
06:07 < warm-n9> ^a dns adarq.org
06:07 < dko> dns result: adarq.org=199.193.251.107


notice the $$2's in the code? args.

So, as you can see, ^a dns <args> AND ^a cat <arg> now run lisp code with the arguments i specify.

I need to develop a bunch of alias codes for things like:
 - ls/uname/stat/find/grep/rm/mkdir/etc
 - adding "quotes" to flat file db's, such as ^a addquote <a funny quote> .... ^a getquote

I have a pretty crazy idea i'm going to implement soon, mod_exp, which runs vulnerable functions in the child.. such as:
 ^exp(fmtstring) <data>
 ^exp(offby1) <data>

HEH.. once i program the unicode funcs, people will be able to pass null bytes to it, and really muck around, trying to gain shell access to the bot.. i want to put a bunch of vulns in that module for fun.. only thing I need to figure out is how to possibly compile without canary/ASLR etc.

Finally, if I am boring you, I am so very sorry. Seriously, I will go do some dunk on 9' and act stupid on camera, if that will make it up to you.

pC folks.

Spent a few hours debugging, trying to figure out why my bot would zombie, even though I had a SIGALRM hook & alarm() set, also waitpid'n etc.. it was blocking in write(), because it writes to a pipe that was getting full on certain tests.

Cleaned environ when passed to ^guile, was resulting in info leaks, need to protect LD_PRELOAD/LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables.

Added fake environment variable, bot_t { dlist_t *dl_environ; }

Added something to build "argv[]" for my ^alias trigger, for example:


"dns" alias example:
05:03 < n9> ^a(get) dns|^e
05:03 < vkx> ^e|^guile (display (gethost "$$2"))

using it:
05:03 < n9> ^a dns adarq.org
05:03 < vkx> #(adarq.org () 2 4 (3351378795))

$$0-$$9 = argv[0]=argv[9] .. argv[0] = ^a, argv[1] = dns, argv[2] = first argument

Tomorrow I need to make it parse strings properly, instead of just tokenizing everything into words based on spaces.. for eample
:

^a blah one two three four <-- it only works on this
^a blah one "two three" four <-- it doesn't work on this, $$3 would be "two, $$4 would be three".. need to parse it into one arg
v, ie, $$3 = two three

Finally I need to add $$@0-9, ie, $$@0 = every argument.. $$@1 = every argument except the 0th. and so on

im crazy tired today, but got alot done.. 1 week on 5 hours sleep per night, max.

pC

This.. I was actually serious about reading this post....
(while my office blocked youtube...)
so i sent this video to my iphone, hide my self in the toilet to watch this thread.... and...

lol....



BTW, if i am not mistaken.. Adarq re posted in the program review section stating that, BOINvert is actually legit now right?

All this making fun bointard post is messing with people mind...

i never said it was legit, i just said it had more potential now that shawn was on board.. i can't say something is legit or not unless i research it extensively, which i didnt with boingvert.. i havnt been following what happened with boingvert, so no clue how that turned out.. from what i've seen, it seems to be getting some lackluster feedback. please correct me if i'm wrong.

pC

darqbot now has an embedded scheme interpreter, stanford lexical parser (for english grammar etc), howie (alice bot, aiml, a.i. basic level crap, need to build a huge brain for it), alias's & stats hooked up to a mongodb, recursive input processing (aliases can call themselves etc)..

beast.

removed exec* from the scheme interpreter, oh and fork.. i think i'll allow everything else.. need to figure out how to run this bot in a jail without the modules being accessable for writing.

spent all night trying to parse a ton of weird movie script files, for input into the alicebot aiml brain.. no luck.. it's able to parse say, 50%, but other 50%, no.. i have a better approach for tomorrow, should work.

going to start blogging my daily exploits in the comp-prog spectrum.

nice, also im picturing a come at me bro with that last pic.

ipv6b.