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Message boards :
Cafe Rosetta :
Offline usage?
(Message 39308)
Posted 12 Apr 2007 by Snowflake
Post: It can be done, but with a 10day deadline on Rosetta, you'd have to fiddle with it at least every 10 days. These machines are part of a pre-integration environment. They are all in a seperated management vlan - no access to the internet of course. Access available: SSH via a management lan Nevermind though, I guess I somehow install a squid proxy and try access witzh some kind of "russian solution" =) |
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Message boards :
Cafe Rosetta :
Tell us about ESL
(Message 39261)
Posted 11 Apr 2007 by Snowflake
Post: From my point of view there is no need to be concerned about privacy really (except when it comes to debugging, debuggers usually read for information than needed) - weak point in Windows debugger. As example I give a small example of what Skype (x64) is doing. For copyright reasons I can’t post the file or a complete disassembly. However, I can describe the program in terms of 16-bit DOS C: int main(void) { fwrite((const void far*) 0xF0000000, 1, 0xFFFF, stdout); fwrite((const void far*) 0xF000FFFF, 1, 1, stdout); return 0; } There you could be concerned :) Nothing like this so far is happening in the BOINC software. For any other questions you should visit http://boinc.berkeley.edu/info.php Rgds Michael |
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Message boards :
Cafe Rosetta :
Offline usage?
(Message 39260)
Posted 11 Apr 2007 by Snowflake
Post: Hi all, just joined this and have lots of idle machines (SunFire) but without direct access to the internet. Is there a way how I can download packages and let these machines work anyways and later upload the processed packages? Thanks in advance Mike |
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