A stark assessment of terrorism trends by American intelligence agencies has found that the American invasion and occupation of Iraq has helped spawn a new generation of Islamic radicalism and that the overall terrorist threat has grown since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Who would have guessed…
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Well, RSE has taken a back-seat to HE. I guess this is a good thing as I havn’t touched the game in months. I recently finished re-coding rounds and teams and we should start to see the game moving again…
I dunno, I really liked the idea of RSE (mainly as I’d use it a lot). I guess that app will just need to wait.
I’ve been watching free South Park Episodes from http://www.allaboutsp.com/ for a few days now… it’s good fun. I’m assuming is legal.
Name: Remote System Execution (RSE)
Description: The Remote System Execution (RSE) System will allow users to control any aspect of another computer with simple, low bandwidth, commands.
Basic Coding Info: The Remote System Execution (RSE) System can be broken down into two parts. The client (at first a command-line, and later graphical) program that sends data to the other part, the server. The server (at first a command-line application, and later a windows service) that waits for data and executes the given command. The commands that can be executed by the clients will depend on the users level of access. The install will come with the default level of access “SuperAdmin” which will have access to all the commands. You will be able to define the commands each level can execute as explained below.
“groups.ini” File
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[General]
iTotalGroups=1
sGroupName[1]=SuperAdmin
[SuperAdmin]
iTotalCommands=1
sCommand[1]=aCommandThatCanBeExicuted
“users.ini” File
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[Users]
iTotalUsers=1
admin=pass
[Groups]
admin=SuperAdmin