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Superschaf: May 20, 2010

Tolstojevski posted:

Can anybody who actually does this coding stuff give this thing a once over and tell me if I am doing anything worthy of the coding horrors thread? It is my t1 cracker.
http://pastebin.com/19uXH0Y1
Did not get on the discord yet, mostly in game while in office so I can't use voice comms. Should get to handling t2s during this week I think, will pop in when I do .

I noticed you defined a lot of functions, but a lot of them don't actually get called more than once. This makes figuring our code flow a lot harder. Then if you look at the lWord, lNumber, lPrime and cSeries functions, you see a lot of code repetition, which you want your functions to prevent, especially since hackmud has a character limit on scripts.

I wrote a t1 cracker in 500 characters (the starting limit) as practice. The end result isn't necessarily pretty since I had to use a lot of ugly tricks to fit everything into the character limit, but it might be interesting. http://pastebin.com/JF0s1fCk

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Superschaf: May 20, 2010

Mr. Jive posted:

So writing scripts that read shell.txt isn't out of bounds? I thought that was mega haram.

Those files are only written on shutdown and once every 60 seconds, so not that useful for automation.

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Superschaf: May 20, 2010

It is not, I'm quite certain. All that is out is his fake loc, used to scam people.

# ¿ Oct 23, 2016 08:39

Superschaf: May 20, 2010

TheresaJayne posted:

Ok i have a pretty sweet brute forcing script but what I do not understand is how to pass in a command rip the names from it then pass those automatically to the brute script.

ie:

name.getList{t:#s.anon.code{process:"directory", pass:"bethebest",project:"wibble"}}

Which will get the list of abandoned users and then call brute from the list

name.brute{t:#s.name}

Is this even possible ?

No it isn't, you can't get a scriptor from a string. You either have to pass it in as an argument or hardcode it in your script.
For the first part you could make a script:

code:

function (context, args) {
	args.t.call(args.x);
}

and then call the script like this:

code:

getList { t: #s.name.script, x: {process:"directory", pass:"bethebest", project:"wibble"} }

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