“Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting”

RE: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Seth Dillingham at 2/8/2002)

On 2/8/02, Clark Venable said: >Is there a way to keep the xmlrpc call (which includes a password) >from

• Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Clark Venable at 2/8/2002)

  On 2/8/02 6:39 PM, "Seth Dillingham" <seth@macrobyte.net> is rumored to have written: > http://www.truerwords.net/1643

  • RE: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Seth Dillingham at 2/8/2002)

    On 2/8/02, Clark Venable said: >>In radio, this is a script that would be sitting on your machine, and

    • Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Clark Venable at 2/8/2002)

      On 2/8/02 8:47 PM, "Seth Dillingham" <seth@macrobyte.net> is rumored to have written: > Just

• RE: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Brian Andresen at 2/8/2002)

  On 2/8/2002 3:39 PM, Seth Dillingham <seth@macrobyte.net> wrote: >>Is there a way to keep

  • RE: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Seth Dillingham at 2/8/2002)

    On 2/8/02, Brian Andresen said: >Ah, it's clear that you haven't spent much time using a packet >sniffer.

    • Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Clark Venable at 2/8/2002)

      On 2/8/02 10:02 PM, "Seth Dillingham" <seth@macrobyte.net> is rumored to have written: > I

    • Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Jim Roepcke at 2/8/2002)

      On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 07:02 PM, Seth Dillingham wrote: > XML-RPC itself can be used in

      • RE: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Greg Pierce at 2/8/2002)

        On Fri, 08 Feb 2002 23:05:59 -0500, Jim Roepcke wrote: >Or you could use some crypto algorithm like

      • Re: Simple Cross-Network Scripting (by Andre Radke at 2/9/2002)

        I think there's a new encryption DLL for Frontier/Radio (by André?). Yes, my crypto extension does