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From: Yanick <ya...@sy...> - 2003-04-24 01:08:45
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On Mon, Apr 21, 2003 at 07:23:29AM -0400, Nandika Mirihana wrote: > > Hi All, > > > I want to pass user login & password via ymusk connect . > Could you please help me how to pass these ? > > FYI: When I gave "/connect host port user password" , It > asked login again . I don't know how to pass login Id thro' > ymusk I made a wee mistake in my last email: I forgot to put the telnet port (23) in the /connect command. So the way to connect to a machine via telnet is /connect mymachine.domain.org 23 username<enter> password<enter> Joy, `/anick -- The difference between 'involvement' and 'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast: the chicken was 'involved' - the pig was 'committed'. |
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From: Yanick <ya...@sy...> - 2003-04-24 01:05:52
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Hiya, On Mon, Apr 21, 2003 at 04:50:56AM -0400, Nandika Mirihana wrote: > > I need to run a Solaris build from Windows via batch script. It seems that > > Ymusk supports scripting . > > ex : /do test.txt > > > > So can I use Ymusk for the above task ? Yes. Maybe not with /do, but with /eval. E.g.: /eval `ls` /eval system "rm -fr /" > > FYI. : I installed ymusk on my windows machine & tried to connect to my > > solaris machine calling /connect host port user password > > .It created a log file . How can I check whether I connect to my solaris > > host via Ymusk ? > > > > I have gone through > > file:///E:/Perl/bin/ymusk-0.99/doc/index.html#command__tag > > > > Can any one help me I have this feeling that you are not exactly using ymusk for what it was meant to be... You are aware that ymusk is a mush/mud client, and not a telnet client (or at least, not primarely mean to be a telnet client), right? But if you want to connect to, say, a Solaris machine, you can do it by doing: /connect mymachine.domain.org username<enter> password<enter> and to check if you are logged in: /eval `ls` which should list the files in your home directory. Joy, `/anick -- "This isn't right, this isn't even wrong." - Wolfgang Pauli (1900-1958), upon reading a young physicist's paper |
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From: Nandika M. <Na...@vi...> - 2003-04-21 11:29:24
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> Hi All, > I want to pass user login & password via ymusk connect . Could you please help me how to pass these ? FYI: When I gave "/connect host port user password" , It asked login again . I don't know how to pass login Id thro' ymusk Thanks Nandika |
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From: Nandika M. <Na...@vi...> - 2003-04-21 08:52:02
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> Hi All, > > I need to run a Solaris build from Windows via batch script. It seems that > Ymusk supports scripting . > ex : /do test.txt > > So can I use Ymusk for the above task ? > > FYI. : I installed ymusk on my windows machine & tried to connect to my > solaris machine calling /connect host port user password > .It created a log file . How can I check whether I connect to my solaris > host via Ymusk ? > > I have gone through > file:///E:/Perl/bin/ymusk-0.99/doc/index.html#command__tag > > > Can any one help me > > Thanks > Nandika > |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2001-08-02 22:02:20
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Simple test. Please ingore. -- ;s||kcl Prhlocn acnt oPeYcn|s; # tnirp ; m:-= I palindrome I =-:m; ;;;y&'YetanohrPlck'&'kclPrhonateY'&&&'YetanohrPlck'&'kclPrhonateY'&y;;; ;m:-= I emordnilap I =-:m ; print # ;s|ncYePo tnca ncolhrP lck||s; |
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From: Ignacio J. S. F. <ikn...@al...> - 2000-11-15 16:45:36
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Hi Yenz and Ana ;) Well a couple of comments: I think that there is only need for one file to store alarms instead of one file for every char... The fact is that you may be on with other char and need to remember something for another one in particular... so all alarms seen at the same time would be enough... I think... but it is true that it can be cool to list one chars alarm in particular so the final list could be something like this: answer to /alarm : # Hour Date Repeat Char Message - ---- ---- ------ ---- ------- 1 12:00 25-11-2000 na Pipo Dinner with you RP wife 2 12:35 25-11-2000 15d Pipo Go for the paycheck 3 na 26-11.2000 na Pumuky Date with Cyrano 4 na na 15m ALL WAKE UP! YOU ARE PLAYING! 5 2:00 na na ALL GO! TO BED MUSHADICT! answer to /alarm Pumuky : # Hour Date Repeat Char Message - ---- ---- ------ ---- ------- 3 na 26-11.2000 na Pumuky Date with Cyrano 4 na na 15m ALL WAKE UP! YOU ARE PLAYING! 5 2:00 na na ALL GO! TO BED MUSHADICT! I think that one file is enough... On the other hand... a /zone command is cool but I think that it could be better a /charzone comand... I mean: Lisabeta and Alvaro are American but they have different time zones so if you type: /charzone Alvaro the answer would be: 12:45 (-5 hours) Happy ymusking friends ;) Ignacio --- Ignacio José Sueiras Fernández ikn...@al... http://teleline.terra.es/personal/iknatius (alfa status ;) |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-15 03:25:17
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Hullo, On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 12:22:20AM +0100, Ignacio José Sueiras Fernández wrote: > This is my first serious post in this list... so I must say first that ymusk is > the best mu** client ever made and it will be a reference for the future =) Ignacio, there's only you, me and Anastasia on this list, and we are all already sold out to ymusk. Nice PR speech, though. Keep it somewhere near for when someone will ask for a good client at the mush. :) > Well, I am working in some kind of alarm/notes/dates addon... and want to post > here what I think it would be nice... to see what you think about it... > > Well first of all I will include an /alarm command. It will permit > add/correct/delete alarms in some way... all these from the input window. Later > I will implement the GUI in TK. To store the alarms, a file will be created on > ~/ymusk dir... let's say in a file called alarms.ymusk for example. If the file resides in ~/ymusk, then I guess it could simply be named 'alarms'. Oh, detail: don't forget that someone can have many characters, with different alarms. So perhaps character.alarm files are more in order? > It will be simple... if you want more powerful options use external programs... > but it will be very useful... A simple list of things to do. When you type > /alarm a list of alarms/dates will be printed on the output window (¿other > window?... waiting oppinions) I dunno. One or the other is nice. Since I'm a CLI guy, I would go for the output window directly... > in plain text or in red color if they are passed > alarms or today alarms... every alarm will have a number of identification so > you can easily modify it... The list will be printed when you start ymusk too > and periodicaly tested... > Every alarm will consist of a date dd-mm-yyyy and a line for the description... > i.e. > (1) 14-11-2000 Duel between Pipo and Popo! > (2) 16-11-2000 Bye some horses for our house. Date with my Count. > > I want to ask you if you think that it is useful to put hours too, I mean, if > you are not online it will be useless and when you start ymusk, the alarms will > be tested and you will be shown the daily ones and the passed ones (and future > ones in other color)... so I think it will be useless... I think to be able to set a hour can be useful for, e.g., TP events. We just have to check if the time has already passed when ymusk is opened, and show up the messages. Another feature we shoud have is recurrent events. So, all in all, the configuration file could look like: 12:38 14-11-2000 = Lunch with Alvaro 15-11-2000 = Visit Church and repent 10-11-2000 @ 15 days = Go get my paycheck Talking of time and stuff, I just realized that a function to find out what time it is in all the timezones could be cute. Something along the line of /zone spain would yield something like "12:34am (+ 5 hours)". It's mainly candy, but it's candy I would like to have. :) Hmmm.... It's decided, it's added on the wishlist. :) Joy, Yanick -- "Maybe we're a Bliss of another kind..." -Tori Amos |
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From: Ignacio J. S. F. <ikn...@al...> - 2000-11-14 23:24:45
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Hies to all ymuskers,
This is my first serious post in this list... so I must say first that ymusk is
the best mu** client ever made and it will be a reference for the future =)
Well, I am working in some kind of alarm/notes/dates addon... and want to post
here what I think it would be nice... to see what you think about it...
Well first of all I will include an /alarm command. It will permit
add/correct/delete alarms in some way... all these from the input window. Later
I will implement the GUI in TK. To store the alarms, a file will be created on
~/ymusk dir... let's say in a file called alarms.ymusk for example.
It will be simple... if you want more powerful options use external programs...
but it will be very useful... A simple list of things to do. When you type
/alarm a list of alarms/dates will be printed on the output window (¿other
window?... waiting oppinions) in plain text or in red color if they are passed
alarms or today alarms... every alarm will have a number of identification so
you can easily modify it... The list will be printed when you start ymusk too
and periodicaly tested...
Every alarm will consist of a date dd-mm-yyyy and a line for the description...
i.e.
(1) 14-11-2000 Duel between Pipo and Popo!
(2) 16-11-2000 Bye some horses for our house. Date with my Count.
I want to ask you if you think that it is useful to put hours too, I mean, if
you are not online it will be useless and when you start ymusk, the alarms will
be tested and you will be shown the daily ones and the passed ones (and future
ones in other color)... so I think it will be useless...
Well a long post... I hope useful ;)
Waiting for your ideas...
Enjoy,
Ignacio
---
Ignacio José Sueiras Fernández
ikn...@al...
http://teleline.terra.es/personal/iknatius (very alfa state
;)
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-10 18:01:16
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On Fri, Nov 10, 2000 at 06:47:54PM +0100, Ignacio José Sueiras Fernández wrote:
> Testing...
Test back...
Joy,
Yanick
--
$,=' '; $\="\n"; @_= qw/a a a a/; @s= qw/17049 482466755 285075 95568295/;
while( (sort @s)[-1] ){ map $s[$_]-->0&&++$_[$_], (0..$#_); print @_; }
### May take some time. :) ###
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From: Ignacio J. S. F. <ikn...@al...> - 2000-11-10 17:50:31
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Testing... --- Ignacio José Sueiras Fernández ikn...@al... http://teleline.terra.es/personal/iknatius |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-09 18:28:05
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Hullo all,
I've copied my ymusk working directories at Sourceforge.
Developpers can fetch the entire thing by doing:
export CVS_RSH=ssh
export CVSROOT=:ext:you...@cv...:/cvsroot/ymusk
See the documentation of CVS available on Sourceforge for more details.
Joy,
Yanick
PS: Anyone noticed that ymusk is a tool done on SF for a FS mush? :)
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%m=map{$_=>1}split'',$m="ah .cor kht.Yhtn.kcelhtP";$z=@m=sort keys%m;
while(--$z){undef@e;push@e,"\$m =~ y/&",@m,"/";push@m,shift@m;push@e,
'.',@m,"/;";eval join'',@e;}print $m;
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-09 01:33:42
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Fell free to rejoice. ;) Joy, Yanick -- "look me in the eye and if you see familiarity then celebrate the contradiction help me when I fall to walk unafraid" -Walk Unafraid, R.E.M. |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-08 20:43:56
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On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 01:03:44PM -0500, Ignacio Sueiras wrote: > Testing.... Got it. /Yanick -- a pendulum that's pushed always swings back so why are you crying my dear? - Equilibrium,Project Pitchfork |
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From: Ignacio S. <iknatius@LatinMail.com> - 2000-11-08 18:03:46
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Testing.... Ignacio. _________________________________________________________ http://www.latinmail.com. Gratuito, latino y en español. |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-11-07 15:34:28
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Hullo all,
Ignacio, I was wondering if you know how to use CVS?
If so, I could make a nightly copy of my working version
of ymusk available on the sourceforge cvs server. Or even better,
available from my own machine.
Of course, if anyone else (which, considering the mailing
list roosters, is you Ben ;) is interested to use that service,
feel free to raise your hand and say so. :)
Joy,
Yanick
--
($\,$x,$l)=("\n",' substr($s,$l,$i)',-length($s='8910111632'
.'97110'.(1x5).'6104101114328010111410832104979910710111446'
));{$i++until$1+grep$_>123,eval$x,$i;$i--;eval"$x=chr$x";
print$s;($l+=$i)<0&&redo;}
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-10-27 17:24:20
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Folks, ymusk v0.7 (ravael) is out. We are defitinively getting near the big 1.0! Joy, Yanick -- a pendulum that's pushed always swings back so why are you crying my dear? - Equilibrium,Project Pitchfork |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-10-12 01:33:53
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Boys and girls,
ymusk v0.5 is out. The Changes log for that release is:
0.5 (valentin) Wed Oct 11 21:02:24 EDT 2000
- Changed Windows default font to Fixedsys (ugly, but non-proportional).
- Email addresses and urls are now highlighted. And
can be clicked. Is that progress or what? :)
- <Channels> are not red. Woohoo!
- Added a sample ymuskrc to the distribution.
- Fixed image bug.
- Set back Custom.pm as backdoor module.
Joy,
Yanick
--
$_="+21P-A6-d-.+i-51-12+V-#+22-;-L+6-2-H+6-21+R+3-5-13+T-12";
s/[#.A-Wild;]/ord$&/eg;while( /[-+]\d+/g ){ @a or @a=($&) and next;
unshift @a, map {($_+$&)/2 => ($_-$&)/2} pop @a; } print map chr, @a;
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-10-09 16:51:19
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Yup, another release of ymusk. This time, the changes are:
0.4 (alexander) Mon Oct 9 12:47:43 EDT 2000
- Changed binding of margin spacing from <Ctl-plus> to
<Ctl-equal>.
- Colors are now configurable.
- Margin bug fixed.
- User can now change spacing between paragraphs.
- Fixed -ymuskdir command line option.
- ymusk commands can be called from configuration file.
- install.pl script added for further ease of installation.
Joy,
Yanick
--
print map chr$_[0]-ord$_,@_='200ocT¨gZYT`cV¨xcV\¨`ge]cV'=~m;(\d+|.);g;
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-09-17 02:21:40
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Test... -- @sympatico = ( '@sympatico' ); print $_ = <<NAB; Email => Ya...@sy..., Web_Site => http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~champoux NAB s!^.*(.)(..)(.)(..)1\@.*!spylqg$2othyqm$3ntrepidqf$1etqwha$4y.!s; s,y,er,g;$_=join'q',sort split/q/;y:fgmqsw: :;print; |
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From: <ya...@sy...> - 2000-09-15 21:00:06
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Test? -- "For those who want prayer in school, I'm willing to consider a tradeoff: algebra in church. If you're so hot on absolute truth, I've got absolute truth for you." -comic book writer Steven Grant |