Luigi Auriemma

Hello.

Why do I get this (img in attachment) output in my cmd? And this loop never ends. Tried entering -v and -b - nothing.

here on my lfs test server (Z28) it works correctly.
are you using the version 0.2.3?

then remember that some versions ago lfs requires an account to join the internet servers and I don't know if that feature is correctly working.
anyway if you want to try add the -u option like the following example:

lfsfp -u YOUR_USER YOUR_PASS -p PORT SERVER

Yes, I am using the latest version, 0.2.3.
Server is Z (just Z, first one). Everything worked fine five days ago, and now we moved server to the russian lfs master server. Now it repeats this 'set version: 2.5Z (0)'.
Tried -u, I think because of fake master server it won't work.

Hello again.
I've tried your program again with SOME luck. Now I get this loop which you can see in the attachment. Should I now believe that people won't be able to hack our server with your application?

the tool has been created to work with the default version of the server, the same version that I can run here locally in LAN.
so for any other customization I can do nothing because I can't test it

I don't want to create another topic and am asking here.
I am now really interested in your tool. I have tried downloading source code and compiling it, but there were only errors + warnings. And here's the question: do I need something else to download/install to make your tool compile? Now I work with the latest Visual Studio, and while I am writing code in C# there will not be so many errors. And your code shouldn't have any errors as you have compiled it, should it?
P.S. I have attached log file if you want to see it.

yes mingw or alternatively cygwin:
gcc -o lfsfp lfsfp.c -lws2_32 stristr.c

stristr.c is available at http://aluigi.org/mytoolz/stristr.c

Thank you, it worked.