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[SuicidalSTDz]

It would be an honor if I could use Firewolf in my OS.

[GravityScore]

SuicidalSTDz, on 22 January 2013 - 11:35 AM, said:

It would be an honor if I could use Firewolf in my OS.

Not sure about it being an honour. It breaks more often than you think xD

Yeah sure!

[SuicidalSTDz]

GravityScore, on 22 January 2013 - 11:37 AM, said:

SuicidalSTDz, on 22 January 2013 - 11:35 AM, said:

It would be an honor if I could use Firewolf in my OS.

Not sure about it being an honour. It breaks more often than you think xD

Yeah sure!

Thanks!, and lol.

[Okyloky9]

Hey guys, I found a really a really easy way to get past your antivirus and I thought I would let you know.

local hi = shell
hi.run("delete","programname")
print("I got past your antivirus!")

I just tried this on a friends firewolf server and I also made a test one and it still works on it. I don't know how your antivirus works but I think if you CAN add protection against that, you should.

EDIT: I just looked at your "Known Bugs" page on your website and found this, so you already know about it then. Sorry.

[1lann]

Okyloky9, on 27 January 2013 - 05:25 PM, said:

Hey guys, I found a really a really easy way to get past your antivirus and I thought I would let you know.

local hi = shell
hi.run("delete","programname")
print("I got past your antivirus!")

I just tried this on a friends firewolf server and I also made a test one and it still works on it. I don't know how your antivirus works but I think if you CAN add protection against that, you should.

EDIT: I just looked at your "Known Bugs" page on your website and found this, so you already know about it then. Sorry.

Actually that one was from a while back, and I thought I already fixed it D: It looks like the bug is back. Thanks for the report

Update: Silly meh! Fixed

[karelmikie3]

i got a question how to load an custom API in firewolf?

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karelmikie3, on 28 January 2013 - 03:47 AM, said:

i got a question how to load an custom API in firewolf?

Oooooo that's a tricky one to do, and it shouldn't be. Since Firewolf only downloads the page it's loading to the computer the request was performed on, the API you'll want to load isn't downloaded, and therefore os.loadAPI will fail. So you'd have to download the API from the server onto the computer before you load it, which is easy to do, but your page will then trigger the antivirus.

1lann, maybe we could override os.loadAPI and get it to include all the files on the server's computer in the function's search path, and load the API from the server computer if the API's found. We would also have to keep track of all the loaded APIs so we could unload them when the website has finished, so they don't interfere with anything in Firewolf, and aren't able to perform any malicious functions.

Basically, right now you'd have to download the API file from the server, save it, then os.loadAPI it. This will trigger the Firewolf antivirus though, unless you use the built in download API.

[karelmikie3]

GravityScore, on 28 January 2013 - 04:46 AM, said:

karelmikie3, on 28 January 2013 - 03:47 AM, said:

i got a question how to load an custom API in firewolf?

Oooooo that's a tricky one to do, and it shouldn't be. Since Firewolf only downloads the page it's loading to the computer the request was performed on, the API you'll want to load isn't downloaded, and therefore os.loadAPI will fail. So you'd have to download the API from the server onto the computer before you load it, which is easy to do, but your page will then trigger the antivirus.

1lann, maybe we could override os.loadAPI and get it to include all the files on the server's computer in the function's search path, and load the API from the server computer if the API's found. We would also have to keep track of all the loaded APIs so we could unload them when the website has finished, so they don't interfere with anything in Firewolf, and aren't able to perform any malicious functions.

Basically, right now you'd have to download the API file from the server, save it, then os.loadAPI it. This will trigger the Firewolf antivirus though, unless you use the built in download API.

thank you for saying

[NoLongerUsed]

anyway for this to work on Immibis modem?

[1lann]

mtwiscool, on 30 January 2013 - 09:58 AM, said:

anyway for this to work on Immibis modem?

Use this:

PixelToast, on 09 January 2013 - 03:13 PM, said:

Henness, on 09 January 2013 - 09:17 AM, said:

Can you make this work with Immibis's Peripherals LAN cables. http://www.computerc...ss-peripherals/
LAN cables are so much better because they can send information over any distance even through unloaded chunks.

use my LAN wrapper: https://github.com/i...4/ComputerCraft
just run "lan"
requires "apis/lan" to be loaded (too lazy to combine them)

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Vladious, on 31 January 2013 - 02:20 PM, said:

Funlann can u maek firewolf able tu coneckt tu sum rdnt explorer http db servs?
pl0x~!

Wat..... It took me a good five minutes to work out what you were trying to say. Please learn to type properly.
I think I can translate though: 1lann, can you make Firewolf able to connect to the Rednet Explorer HTTP database servers? Please?

And the answer is we can't without a large amount of co-operation from ComputerCraftFan11 (who made Rednet Explorer). I'm working on HTTP support for Firewolf, and it should be done soon... (maybe)

[TheVarmari]

GravityScore, on 31 January 2013 - 02:30 PM, said:

Vladious, on 31 January 2013 - 02:20 PM, said:

Funlann can u maek firewolf able tu coneckt tu sum rdnt explorer http db servs?
pl0x~!

Wat..... It took me a good five minutes to work out what you were trying to say. Please learn to type properly.
I think I can translate though: 1lann, can you make Firewolf able to connect to the Rednet Explorer HTTP database servers? Please?

And the answer is we can't without a large amount of co-operation from ComputerCraftFan11 (who made Rednet Explorer). I'm working on HTTP support for Firewolf, and it should be done soon... (maybe)

Hey, give me a word and I'll see if I can drop by and help. You can also usually find me on IRC, and if you message me while I'm offline my bouncer will still record it...
If you're having trouble with the server-side coding I think I can help. At least, I'll try.

[NoLongerUsed]

1lann, on 30 January 2013 - 03:11 PM, said:

mtwiscool, on 30 January 2013 - 09:58 AM, said:

anyway for this to work on Immibis modem?

Use this:

PixelToast, on 09 January 2013 - 03:13 PM, said:

Henness, on 09 January 2013 - 09:17 AM, said:

Can you make this work with Immibis's Peripherals LAN cables. http://www.computerc...ss-peripherals/
LAN cables are so much better because they can send information over any distance even through unloaded chunks.

use my LAN wrapper: https://github.com/i...4/ComputerCraft
just run "lan"
requires "apis/lan" to be loaded (too lazy to combine them)

i tried that and get this error:

photo storage

[Beastly]

Whens 3.0 going to come out?

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Beastly, on 01 February 2013 - 01:48 PM, said:

Whens 3.0 going to come out?

I don't want to say a release date, because that just puts pressure on me to finish it quickly

School is starting in 3 days, so it could take longer than expected. The answer then: I really don't know

[Mrrraou]

Can you add tabs in FireWolf please? It's gonna be awesome
Thanks

[1lann]

Mrrraou, on 02 February 2013 - 10:27 PM, said:

Can you add tabs in FireWolf please? It's gonna be awesome />/>
Thanks />/>

As simple as it may sound, that is actually quite complex and hard to do D: I'll need to think of an efficient and bug free way to do it.

Oh and comming soon: Speed improvements to startup and better security to prevent interceptors

[Skullblade]

amazing looking website; i love this program

also you spelled virtual wrong on the website

Quote

virutal

[Acejhm]

Ok wow..this is truly awesome!

[GravityScore]

Firewolf 2.3.9 is out!

Includes quite a few changes, but none really big for the user - mainly under the hood. The biggest thing would be the built-in databases and themes, and the ID conflict resolver (ty 1lann ).

P.S thanks for all the encouragement and kind words - it means a lot to 1lann and I

EDIT: I fixed that spelling error too, Skullblade! Thanks for pointing it out!