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I hate when crap doesn't work as I planned!

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    This is a small problem I ran into when posting on a gaming forum of mine(planetwolfenstein's). I was updating my profile and I wanted to put something smart-alecky in my signature. It had programming lingo in it so by the time I was done it had more lines than the board's jscript would allow. I had to show the users of this board how 3l337 I was ;), so I decided to get past this checking; I copied the page and it's files from my cache and modified it not the check the # of lines in said signature. Confidently thinking I had beaten the system, I ran the page with the modified js files and caught another snag--the site has anti-leeching. CRAP! I was determined not to let this stop me, so using a packetlogger while running the page again I got the data that IE was sending and found that it didn't send the Referer header which anti-leeching scripts check for. So I started a small vb project, added the winsock control, sent the same data IE sent but this time added the Referer and thought I had won. When my success-checking routines printed out what the server sent back it mockingly said '405 Method not Allowed'. DAMN YOU WORLD, DAMN YOU!

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      This is a small problem I ran into when posting on a gaming forum of mine(planetwolfenstein's). I was updating my profile and I wanted to put something smart-alecky in my signature. It had programming lingo in it so by the time I was done it had more lines than the board's jscript would allow. I had to show the users of this board how 3l337 I was ;), so I decided to get past this checking; I copied the page and it's files from my cache and modified it not the check the # of lines in said signature. Confidently thinking I had beaten the system, I ran the page with the modified js files and caught another snag--the site has anti-leeching. CRAP! I was determined not to let this stop me, so using a packetlogger while running the page again I got the data that IE was sending and found that it didn't send the Referer header which anti-leeching scripts check for. So I started a small vb project, added the winsock control, sent the same data IE sent but this time added the Referer and thought I had won. When my success-checking routines printed out what the server sent back it mockingly said '405 Method not Allowed'. DAMN YOU WORLD, DAMN YOU!

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      Why don't you just change your profile so that it has fewer lines? :rolleyes: Even if you win the rat race, you're still a rat.

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        Why don't you just change your profile so that it has fewer lines? :rolleyes: Even if you win the rat race, you're still a rat.

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        I don't want to conform, REBEL AGAINST THE SYSTEM!:cool:

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          I don't want to conform, REBEL AGAINST THE SYSTEM!:cool:

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          stupration wrote: I don't want to conform, REBEL AGAINST THE SYSTEM! Rebellion has become more of a system than conformity, so conform. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and to be loved in return - Moulin Rouge Alison Pentland wrote: I now have an image of you in front of the mirror in the morning, wearing your knickers, socks and shoes trying to decided if they match!

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            stupration wrote: I don't want to conform, REBEL AGAINST THE SYSTEM! Rebellion has become more of a system than conformity, so conform. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and to be loved in return - Moulin Rouge Alison Pentland wrote: I now have an image of you in front of the mirror in the morning, wearing your knickers, socks and shoes trying to decided if they match!

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            Paul Watson wrote: Rebellion has become more of a system than conformity, so conform. Reverse psychology.... :laugh: Nick Parker


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              Paul Watson wrote: Rebellion has become more of a system than conformity, so conform. Reverse psychology.... :laugh: Nick Parker


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              evil.

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