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% (c) 2002 Matthew Boedicker <mboedick@mboedick.org> (original author) http://mboedick.org
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% (c) 2011 Alice Kaerast <alice@kaerast.info> http://kaerast.info

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require 'rubygems'
require 'erb'
require 'sinatra'
require 'dropbox'

  configure do
    enable :sessions
  end

  def authed?

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#!/usr/bin/env io
fib := method(
  a := 0
  b := 1
  for(i, 1, doMessage(call message argAt(0)) - 1, c := a + b; a := b; b := c)
)

fib(10) println

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//metadoc Redis Alice Kaerast 2011
/*metadoc Redis description
redis is an open source, advanced key-value store
<br />An example:
<pre>
myredis := Redis clone connect("127.0.0.1:6379")
myredis send("rpush", "foo", "bar")
</pre>
*/

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Feature: Offline system cleaning

We often come across Windows machines which have unknown malware installed.
There are relatively few entry points for such malware to run.
It should be possible to build an open source tool which scans these, even if the system is offline.

Background: Mount the offline system
  Given I've mounted the hard disk
  
Scenario: The disk is scanned

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sgversion=`awk '/Version/ {print $2;}' squidguard.spec`
wget -c `awk '/Source/ {print $2;}' squidguard.spec  | sed s/%{version}/$sgversion/g`
cp squidGuard-$sgversion.tar.gz ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES/squidGuard-$sgversion.tar.gz
rpmbuild -ba squidguard.spec
sgrelease=`awk '/Release/ {print $2;}' squidguard.spec | cut -c 1`
cp ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/*/squidguard-$sgversion-$sgrelease.*.rpm .

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# $Id: ldap-account-manager.spec 7981 2009-11-03 03:05:34Z dag $
# Authority: dag

# Tag: test

Summary:  LDAP Account Manager
Name: ldap-account-manager
Version: 3.4.0
Release: 2%{?dist}
License: GPL

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service = "QSNKDT  E91F220080427300001010000010  696       0               I"
service_exception = "QE20100920201009240"
service_origin = "QO450024175   1725   T1F0"
service_destination = "QT25001940    1649   T1F0"

service_regex = /^QS([NDR])(.{4})(.{6})(\d{8})(\d{8})([01]{7})([SH ])([ ABX])(.{4})(.{6})(.{8})(.{8})(.)$/
service_exception_regex = /^QE(\d{8})(\d{8})([01])$/
service_note_regex = /^QN(.{5})(.{72})$/
service_origin_regex = /^QO(.{12})(\d{4})(.{3})(T[01])(F[01])$/
service_intermediary_stop_regex = /^QI(.{12})(\d{4})(\d{4})([BPSN])(.{3})(T[01])(F[01])/

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// via: http://blog.stchur.com/2007/04/06/serializing-objects-in-javascript/
function serialize(_obj)
{
   // Let Gecko browsers do this the easy way
   if (typeof _obj.toSource !== 'undefined' && typeof _obj.callee === 'undefined')
   {
      return _obj.toSource();
   }
   // Other browsers must do it the hard way
   switch (typeof _obj)

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require 'redis'
@redis = Redis.new

# width & height of the map
@x = @y = 0


grassdatafile = open('../resources/maps/land3g.txt')

grassdatafile.readlines.each { |line|