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click here to start input or searching for a match
or just click here to view Urood home page

Have a great day every one,

so, first what I did is generate a key to create secure channels between the servers in order to connect without prompting for password (click here for steps). Then, I faced some trouble writing the PHP code which will connect and do these tasks and after long day of surfing and some help from my team (Basant) we finally nailed it.

First, you will need to install openssl (openssl-devel), then download and compile libssh2 and then you will need to add the extension in your PHP.ini (click here for PHP ssh2 installation manual) and here is a sample code on how it can be done in PHP.

 
 
// Notify user if the server terminates the connection
function my_ssh_disconnect($reason, $message, $language)
{
 printf("Server disconnected with reason code[%d] and
message: %s\n" ,$reason, $message);
}
 
$methods = array(
  'kex' => 'diffie-hellman-group1-sha1',
  'client_to_server' => array(
  'crypt' => '3des-cbc',
  'comp' => 'none'),
  'server_to_client' => array(
  'crypt' => 'aes256-cbc,aes192-cbc,aes128-cbc',
  'comp' => 'none'));
 
$callbacks = array('disconnect' => 'my_ssh_disconnect');
 
$connection = ssh2_connect('domain_name.com', 22, $methods,
$callbacks) or die('Couldnot locate the ssh2');
if (!$connection) die('Connection failed');
if (ssh2_auth_password($connection, 'linux_user',
'linux_password')) {
  echo "Authentication Successful!\n\n";
  $shell=ssh2_shell($connection, 'bash') or die("error");
  // fwrite will send execute commands and return value in
$shell
  fwrite( $shell, "/etc/init.d/httpd restart\n");
 
	// this will look the $shell array and print the
returned value.
	while($line = fgets($shell)) {
          flush();
           echo $line."";
	}
 
	fclose($shell); // close connection
}else{
	echo "Error with connection\n";
}
 
?>

First, you will need to install the required package
yum install fuse
yum install fuse-sshfs
Then, grant the user access to the fuse group
usermod -G fuse linuxuser Replace linux user with your linux user

Now, you are ready to issue the command which will mount the remote folder on your current system.
sshfs -o nonempty 192.0.0.1:/remote_folder/full/path /local_folder/full/path

Where nonempty means that the remote folder is not empty
192.0.0.1 is the remote server IP address (local network or over the internet)
/remote_folder/full/path is the full path for the remote folder
/local_folder/full/path is the full path for the local folder to mount on (folder should be created first)

Put on your questions in the comment section if you have any & hope have fun networking,
Have a good day all,

Update: If you wish to unmount the folder you can use the following command
fusermount -u /local_folder/full/path

Alienware desktops starts at 1,199$ with the Area-51 7500 & can goes up till 5,149$ with the Area-51 ALX Crossfire. Also it comes with Windows Vista of your choice & can easily be replaced with your favorite linux distribution off course. You can see a list of all the Alienware desktops here or list of the laptops here.

Its easier to hack those password protected files now with UBuntu.

You wouldnt be needing those KD sucking software anymore.

Go to console/terminal, type the following code.

$ pdftops protected.pdf out.ps
$ pstopdf out.ps out.pdf

Where,

protected.pdf is the protected PDF file

out.ps is an intermediate output of the protected PDF file

out.pdf is the final cracked PDF file

Thats it for the day. More hacks to come.

First, you will need to get all the files in a text file (notepad) here is an e.g

http://kwtlinux.com/file1.zip
http://kwtlinux.com/file2.zip
http://kwtlinux.com/file3.zip
http://kwtlinux.com/file4.zip

Save the the text file an lets call it queue.txt, now you will need to write a small set of command to read from the file and begin downloading.


for i in `cat queue.txt` ## Will loop inside queue.txt and place each line as a value $i
do
wget $i ## wget will download the value $i
sleep 4
done

That's it!

# flush all current rules
iptables -F

# save our iptables rules
/etc/init.d/iptables save


It was very easy install Ubuntu using VMWare the only annoying part was downloading Ubuntu (for taking long time). VMWare fusion makes it very easy to put any linux of windows version.. All I needed here the ISO file & specify certain space for the ubuntu. Installation took few minutes but the Ubuntu performance on the VMWare was horrible specially when it comes to the GUI. I would say this tool is good for testing purposes!