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oh! ok thanks for confirming, then not all BSD have this flaw then hehe time to download NetBSD and OpenBSD and give them a try tomorrow to see which is which for my BSD makefile

hmm im not sure what you mean here but what i thought at first is i just need to fill some items on the struct sockaddr_in that will contain the MAC address? but when checking the structure it doesn't have, my wrong assumption about so how does the encapsulation done? btw, no problem with assembling raw packets here, i guess already done this inside

hmm so this indeed a flaw.. why did they ignore this? tsk3.. anyway thanks for this infos duck really help, so i guess will try the encapsulation of MAC just for FreeBSD then, will see tomorrow

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Seems like I was a little hasty, there was some discussion about it (actual PR here: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=99558&cat=), however I'm not really sure how they can call it fixed if it isn't

As for sockaddr_in, no you can't just set the target MAC there, you will have to assemble IP packets and use a raw socket to work around it that way. It might however be possible with some freebsd specific option, that IP_ONESCAST Thing they talk about to make undirected broadcasts work properly.

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aha! this is more detailed now hmm did a quick read and it seems this can be considered a quick fix? will try to absorb this again tomorrow, a bit late here already thanks for this digging duck! these info somehow teach me something

ah i see, thanks for this clarification. ok2 will try this tomorrow on my FreeBSD and see the outcome, will feedback soon hmm i wonder if this IP_ONESCAST can be aslo used to other OS? so that no need to do a uname inside my code hehe but anyway, not so big deal. ok duck, thanks again for the help! will feedback tomorrow ciao!!

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FreeBSD's ip(4) man page has the gist of how to use it:


It lives here

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guess what? IT WORK!!! you're the man duck!! i even think this approach on FreeBSD did better than the others? coz when i try it, it even got a response to more deeper subnets that the other OS can't, but will investigate more maybe i can also use the IP_ONESBCAST option for other OS, or its just for FreeBSD, lets see..

btw i tried to install NetBSD on VBox, was ok but when i try to mount an nfs, didn't work, seems no nfs client on default setup? unlike PCBSD and FreeBSD, all are ready. Also tried install OpenBSD, but installation hang-up by the time to choose the "i" for install.. need to check on this.. maybe these OS doesn't like VBox? will see too..

so i guess case close really thanks duck for the help, will release another version soon with some enhancements, ciao!

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hi guys, almost done with polishing ALPHA and will release soon
btw got some questions that i'm stuck with and afters this will be fine:

1. I got a xpm image file and this should be on the same path as the binary file so that if invoked, the image will be displayed. but if i try to invoke the binary on a different pwd, it seems it cannot find the xpm, which also make sense. my question is how is this properly handled? my test case is put binary and xpm file in /usr/bin/, then try invoke gXipmsg in any location, it will run but ni image displayed.

2. How can i set under a custom dialog to make the text widget have the first focus? already tried initialfocus but i cant make it work

Lunch break!

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(Sakura) (Sasuke) (Naruto) ... lil Jesse! (O2 laptop)
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dirname(realpath(argv[0])) should be a handy enough trick to get the path, at least on unix.

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geeez duck, you always save me!! thanks man!! i tried this and it was perfect!! but after some other test cases, it still had the glitch.. also noticed is on different OS has its own different behavior, i know its strange coz it should be the same coz its UNIX! but let me dig around more, maybe just got it wrong, will let you know soon

thanks for the FreeBSD help, all platforms are well tested now, except for NetBSD and OpenBSD, still don't have a working system coz VirualBox seems doesn't like them.. will see

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(Sakura) (Sasuke) (Naruto) ... lil Jesse! (O2 laptop)
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hi everyone! just can't wait to announce this one hehe so before i sleep, behold: BETA 1.0 is here!

this includes:
* more stable
* enhanced UI
* most anticipated: VERY FAST download of unlimited files from any Windows that runs IPMsg

So who needs USB, SFU/NFS, SAMBA, FTP to transfer your files like pictures, CAD drawings, MP3s, movies from modern machines to our beloved UNIX if we have this very light tool

As of the moment, this version only can accept files. Coming soon are:
* download folders
* sending files
* sending folders
So that a full file sharing between any UNIX flavor and Windows is as easy as sending an email

So, hope you guys can try this for me? Thanks in advance for your feedback Already tried many file types and LARGE size like 700MB, my estimate is almost 1min plus? but im sure this was faster than my NFS setup at the office hehe

So here you go:

For those who can compile with MIPSPro:
Then do:
make
make install
gXipmsg <handlename> (eg. gXipmsg geo)

Then for now, all downloads will be place on /etc/gXipmsg/Downloads/, will enhance this more later
But for the moment, just take use of the speed of this, cheers!!


For those who cannot compile:
Please put under /usr/bin/
Please put under /etc/


To try the file download, please install IPMsg in your Windows box, then drag and drop the files that you want to send to the text box, then press send, then it will arrive on the gXipmsg on our UNIX side, hope you have fun!

So will sleep now, bis bald!!


pssst hamei, i think you gonna like this more, now you can ask any files from your assistants PC directly to your Fuel As soon as next version, you can also pass from your Fuel to her PC

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That's nice, thanks! I will try to find a Windows box for testing...

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Thanks too jirka!! looking forward to hear your comments and suggestions
tomorrow i will continue with folder downloading, coz in Windows, you can drag folders and send it
keep in touch, ciao!

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(Sakura) (Sasuke) (Naruto) ... lil Jesse! (O2 laptop)
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It appears I get the same compilation error even though it appears I'm using the 2.1 build environment.


What am I missing?

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hi s0ke!! thanks for trying this hmm did you shift to motif 2.1 by running this script below from kubatysko? if yes, can you pls try return it to 1.2, then reboot, then return to 2.1, then try again? sorry, i forgot to do kubatysko suggestion to make a Makefile.IRIX to pop the user to run this script just to make sure.. or should i adjust my code to be portable to 1.2?




btw, i had some updates recently coz this is still a working progress, so pls download the latest cut here: https://github.com/gorais/gXipmsg.git
pls choose the develop branch, thanks again and looking forward for your comments and suggestions
currently im working with the downloading coz it only uses a loop, i will re implement this to use work procedure so that it will not stuck while downloading large files.

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(Sakura) (Sasuke) (Naruto) ... lil Jesse! (O2 laptop)
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Hmm grabbed the version from github. Attempted changing to 1.2 and back to 2.1. Still the same issue unfortunately.\



Looks like I might not have 2.1. Anyone know what CD this is on?

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hmm strange is that version should be for 1.2, did you try to grep from Motif-1.2, also the same? coz maybe there was a glitch when running the mksymlinks hmmm could you also confirm the /usr/include/Xm where it currently points?

for which CD, i don't have idea, but will try dig here. really strange IRIX 6.5.30, two of my irix i did a fresh install, since there i didn't touch motif, but till now, its still doing as expected.

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