anti win popup batch war script for samba
anti win popup batch war script for samba tests any incoming popup message with information stored about the previous message received. If the message is different, it is displayed using gdialog. In this way, any attempts to continuously send messages and overload the remote host using a batch are foiled. The script maintains a configuration file that stores the previous message information. This configuration file needs no editing by the user and will be automatically generated and maintained in the home directory.
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Recent releases
- 30 Aug 2004 04:30
Changes: If the new message text is different, the script also checks the time difference between the two messages. If the difference is less than a user-defined value, the new message will be discarded as a batch war message. Otherwise it is displayed. Two new configuration file variables have been added to the configuration file.
- 14 Apr 2004 09:13
Changes: Integrity checks are now applied to the config file, so if the user does not specify some variables, the script can recover. Previously, a third argument was passed to signify whether a log (whose name was in the config file) was to be generated. This third argument is now redundant. If the "log file" variable is defined, then the log is created, otherwise the program operates in silent mode, and the log file variable is not created. read_single_variable no longer requires spaces between variables and an equal sign to decipher variable names.
- 07 Apr 2004 04:09
Changes: In this release, the config file is read, not sourced. A custom binary is created to be able to retrieve variables from the config file.
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Recent commentsRe: What if?
Yaar if u see the readme, u will see the fix for that is part of the TODO list. the latest releast does in fact handle that
thanks
LOVE AND ALL
Omer
> Dear Omer,
>
> What if some one starts generating
> & sending random messages?.
>
> Regards
>
What if?
Dear Omer,
What if some one starts generating & sending random messages?.
Regards