[DGD] Two things

Fri Aug 7 17:53:15 CEST 2015

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I think the donations go back to DGD and the whole "making money
thing." I doubt my mud would make 100k, probably closer to enough for
pizza and beer.
On 8/7/2015 11:49 AM, bart at wotf.org wrote:
> For all I can tell, this is due to the inclusion of the 2.4.5
> domain and code related to that. Gurbalib proper has a simple 2
> clause license which allows donations allright: - do with it
> whatever you want - do not claim you wrote it (other then those
> parts you actually wrote/contributed).
> 
> So.. rip out the 2.4.5 domain and code based on it...
> 
> Bart.
> 
> On Fri, 07 Aug 2015 10:40:12 -0400, Littlefield, Tyler wrote I miss
> gurbalib actually. I've considered going back and trying to wrap my
> head around updates again, but I'm also kind of pushed away by not
> accepting donations, which I want to enable for my mud. Broke 
> college student and all. On 8/6/2015 10:30 PM, nikoroleva . wrote:
>>>> I have written a couple of sqlite3 kfun extensions that take 
>>>> arbitrary update or select queries. I don't have the best
>>>> idea of what I'm doing in C, but it's working. Probably need
>>>> to have someone who knows more about the subjects to review
>>>> it someday. :)
>>>> 
>>>> I also wrote a kfun extension that calls a runnable jar that
>>>> posts to a blog from inside the game.
>>>> 
>>>> Otherwise, just been trying to help with gurbalib by finally
>>>>  completing my domain (and hacking the lib to enable some of
>>>> my ideas) so that I can move forward with completing another
>>>> domain idea that I have.
>>>> 
>>>> On 28 July 2015 at 14:41,  <bart at wotf.org> wrote:
>>>>> On Tue, 21 Jul 2015 04:35:38 -0500, Blain wrote
>>>>> 
>>>>>> Everyone:  How is everyone?  Is anyone working on any
>>>>>> exciting DGD projects?
>>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>> No idea if its exciting, but I'm having a lot of fun with
>>>>> an rdbm in lpc, including an sql parser and interpreter.
>>>>> 
>>>>> It advanced enough by now that many of the typical
>>>>> 'unsanitized user input' exploits for sql also work :-)
>>>>> 
>>>>> Writing an interpreter in LPC was kinda fun, the parser a
>>>>> bit less so.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Anyway, having something similar to javadb but running on
>>>>> dgd turns out to be useful.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Below is an example from a command called showlog, which 
>>>>> (obviously) shows log data, but uses the sql interpreter
>>>>> and rdbm interface for storing, retrieving and filtering
>>>>> that data:
>>>>> 
>>>>> [Aidil at BR]channeldb:/sys/obj>
>>>>> [Aidil at BR]channeldb:/sys/obj> showlog --oldest=24h -s
>>>>> arguments runtime [SHOWLOG]: query: select
>>>>> log,sec,level,message from syslog where log = 'runtime' and
>>>>> sec >= 1438024636 and message like '%arguments%';
>>>>> [SHOWLOG]: 1 messages. Showing log entries for 'runtime'
>>>>> since Mon Jul 27 21:17:16 2015 Jul 27 23:40:39 [runtime:1]
>>>>> Insufficient arguments for function select Object:
>>>>> /sys/cmds/admin/emaillist, program: 
>>>>> /sys/cmds/admin/emaillist, line 21 210 receive_message 
>>>>> /sys/obj/user (#13516) 205 _receive_message  /sys/obj/user 
>>>>> (#13516) 126 receive_message   /sys/lib/libsh 
>>>>> (/sys/obj/shell/sqsh#13517) 156 command 
>>>>> /sys/lib/modules/m_cmds (/sys/obj/shell/sqsh#13517) 141 
>>>>> exec_command      /sys/daemons/command_d 14 _main 
>>>>> /sys/lib/modules/m_command (/sys/cmds/admin/emaillist) 32
>>>>> main /sys/cmds/admin/emaillist 17 unguarded
>>>>> /kernel/lib/auto (/sys/cmds/admin/emaillist) 21
>>>>> do_list_email /sys/cmds/admin/emaillist
>>>>> 
>>>>> [Aidil at BR]channeldb:/sys/obj>
>>>>> 
>>>>> (and yes, the lib this runs on is related to Gurbalib (or 
>>>>> actually, uses a modified version of Gurbalib's kernel and
>>>>> some bits of /sys) as may be obvious from the runtime trace
>>>>> to those familiar with that lib.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Anyway, its good fun and a good distraction from some
>>>>> things from which I need some distraction :-)
>>>>> 
>>>>> Oh, the code is currently not public, this started out as
>>>>> an accident really.. It has a lot of rough edges still and
>>>>> without a bit of cleanup its probably not easy to follow.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Bart. -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrobjective/ 
>>>>> http://www.om-d.org/
>>>>> 
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