Wait, Krist is harder to mine now? AWESOME I OWN SO MUCH /s

73 pages?
I'm so happy we still are going!
Can someone TL;DR this for me? I'd love to go through 73 pages again, but my sleep schedule wouldn't
(I already have Krist and have the basics)

It's a bug due to MCPC/Cauldron, and it won't be fixed due to that.
If you have to use them, look in the air, so you're not moused over any block.

Well ceriat.net is back
@3d6 I suggest getting SSH on it if it hasn't got it (or VNC if Windows), and to get a few UPSes if it needs to be online all the time (connect your modem and/or router up to one too)

3d6, you should get a dedicated VPS

ceriat.net is down

timia2109, on 19 September 2015 - 10:40 AM, said:

Awesome man!
Maybe put this on Aptoide? I'd put it on my store if you don't want to, but I'll credit you

LDDestroier, on 14 September 2015 - 05:55 PM, said:

Sounds VERY similar to a program designed for 3DS (homebrew)

BlauDev, on 14 September 2015 - 05:04 PM, said:

he fixed the api today

Awesome! As per usual, I am wondering if you are encrypting this in any way - maybe connect to the server on each connect, and it gets a random string from thin air and hashes it, so that each connector can use AES for it

^^^
You could make it download it and then tell users what to edit and where, or make the program do it for you

This looks cool! Few questions:

• Are you encrypting the RedNet data before sending, with something like AES? -http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/18930-aes-encryption/ is the AES API link

• Are you hashing the passwords? - I use an SHA2 API in my programs - http://pastebin.com/rvBBeanK

Just saying, if you're using Cauldron (Bukkit+Forge):
DO NOT OP EVERYONE!!!!
Use a permissions plugin instead, it's more safer.

awsumben13, on 31 August 2015 - 01:28 PM, said:

My idea is this:
- Building has machines for money transfer
- Machines have wired network cable onto ONE floppy drive, with a blockbreaker (if you have relevant mod installed) on the cable right by the drive for security. one machine creates the file (the server) and then that is the key used via AES. If you need to reset due to compromization, you eject the floppy, then make someone go downstairs, throw the floppy away, then put a new one in to generate the key. It sends it via wired network cable (we will need to stop termination aswell) - the key is checked then removed from memory each time you change (so it connects, gets key to use, waits for message back, decrypts, then overwrites the variable)
- The blockbreaker is for if you think someone's placed a wire leading to their PC (griefing?), so you can securely break the connection.

About the DH approach

'You will have problem with Diffie-Hellman because calculations required for it to succeed use to big numbers for LUA to understand(300 digit prime)
I have unfinished version of this that went to trash because of such problem. I am working on workaround in free time (meta-tables rule!) but sadly no time estimate on this. Sorry for that Still good luck in future endeavors i am sure someone else can help '

This is pretty cool!
I have already thought of many uses - perhaps server updates on a monitor which checks for one account (please make it so you can get a user's posts w/o having to login) and then display it on screen - then you don't need to use RedNet, or have people look on a website.

Umm, AES encryption?
That's WILDLY insecure for passwords - you HASH a password, not encrypt it. Use SHA256 (I have the API in my program - http://pastebin.com/8fyFyw3B line 15-197) and a salt.

Tiin57, on 30 August 2015 - 09:16 PM, said:

Yet you can set the host, so it'd still be good.
And you can still get into wired networks if you somehow glitch to place the cable down.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Use a new key per install (generate on first boot from, IDK, a hash of the microtime and some random characters? (echo it in a PHP script + a random string generator) sha256 of course, just make the server handle this) then require that you insert a floppy disk into a *wired networked* drive for encryption - if you think people have compromised your bank and stole it, pull that out and make a 'reset key' functionality which recreates the key and sends a message to the client to shutdown.

And maybe make a key using the script aswell.

I've made a script that will function perfectly for keygen:
http://185.99.132.59/hash.php

This is pretty cool, but,
maybe make the the program encrypted using AES (http://www.computerc...aes-encryption/) so programs aren't transmitted in plain-text OTA (example - door lock)?

justin97530, on 30 August 2015 - 10:50 AM, said:

http://www.computerc...aes-encryption/
^^ use to encrypt data. Maybe make a fully random string, hash it x times with sha256 and then use that as the key - don't even store the key on the machine, store it on a connected floppy drive *inside* the base so people can't get it.