2013-12-26 17:58 keltezéssel, Kende Krisztián írta:
> 2013-12-26 12:33 keltezéssel, Kende Krisztián írta:
>> Hi,
>>
>> 'gb.crypt' component is perfect if I want to check SHA-512 password match:
>>
>> Dim shahash As String
>>
>> Exec ["mkpasswd", "-m", "sha-512", "alma"] To shahash
>>
>>
> I haven't seen any package who uses capitalisation in the /usr/bin folder.
On my system it would be more accurate to say "many" and not "any".
I have binaries called:
GET
HEAD
MageiaUpdate
Mail
POST
QXmlEdit
RunWM, and a selection of other RunWM.* variants
VBoxHeadless
VBoxManageetc
Virtua
Comment #1 on issue 486 by computer...@gmail.com: Debian packages have
wrong description and title
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=486
Fixing this bug will solve this Lintian error message:
E: wikilist: description-starts-with-package-name
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New issue 487 by computer...@gmail.com: Binaries are not converted to
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1) Generate a DEB installer from the Gambas "ma
2013-12-26 12:33 keltezéssel, Kende Krisztián írta:
> Hi,
>
> 'gb.crypt' component is perfect if I want to check SHA-512 password match:
>
> Dim shahash As String
>
> Exec ["mkpasswd", "-m", "sha-512", "alma"] To shahash
>
> Print Crypt.Check("alma", Trim(shahash))
>
> Output is 'False'
Status: New
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New issue 486 by computer...@gmail.com: Debian packages have wrong
description and title
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=486
1) The title becomes the description i
Hi to all,
The wiki says:
Logger.Level
Sets or returns the minimum logging level for the Logger object.
so, messages with a lower level should be ignored, but it seems to working
backwards.
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Hi,
'gb.crypt' component is perfect if I want to check SHA-512 password match:
Dim shahash As String
Exec ["mkpasswd", "-m", "sha-512", "alma"] To shahash
Print Crypt.Check("alma", Trim(shahash))
Output is 'False', so the password is correct.
But SHA-512 hash generating function isn'
2013-12-26 06:23 keltezéssel, MinnesotaJon írta:
> It appears that the problem happens if the first letter of the string being
> matched appears anywhere in the "Pattern" before the actual match. Your
> original examples were:
>
> Print "GambasIDE" Like "{alma,Gambas,szilva,GambasIDE,otto}"
> Outp