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    Rash - Remote Ash Scripts

    The User name of the person who uploaded the script is shown with the name of the script. I can add a field for "Verified", so that if a user sends me a pm on this site I can update their verified status on the repository. I can also add a rash list verified command that will list only scripts...
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    Rash - Remote Ash Scripts

    I thought about the issue of someone changing the script to be malicious and corrupting the server side version, which is why I put precautions into place. There are two in place at the moment, first a script can only be updated by the person who uploaded it. Second, the source code is available...
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    Rash - Remote Ash Scripts

    I am not sure what link you are talking about, I looked through the other thread again and didn't see anything like what you are talking about. Could you please link it again, or elaborate? Also, this method does not load anything onto your local computer so there is no file...
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    Rash - Remote Ash Scripts

    Ok, So I did a bunch of work on the site, and rash it's self. Visitors can goto http://www.paragon.net84.net/Kol to see what scripts are available in the repository,when they were last updated, and to register to upload scripts to the repository. Users can only update scripts that they have...
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    Rash - Remote Ash Scripts

    RASH.ash http://www.paragon.net84.net/Kol What is it? Rash is a script that enables ash scripts hosted on a remote repository to be run locally. Why would I use it? When scripts are updated on the rash repository, the newer version will be detected and can be used...
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    So... I guess the upshot of all this would be that any ash implementation of script auto updates would be considered a security flaw? Ok, so here is a new solution that may be useful. Since a script is loaded into memory before running, It wouldn't really matter where it loaded from right? So...
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    Map literals in ASH (potential feature)

    I prefer the json syntax
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    Yea, I was thinking about the security issue, and obviously as it stands now it isn't entirely safe. But if I 1) Made it such that users had to register to upload their scripts to the repository, and only the original uploader could update that script then you would have to trust the script...
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    Oh, sorry... missed the distinction. Well, the only way I can think of checking that is to test it. Soo... if anyone has a *nix machine (or mac for that matter) and would like to test this you can cut/past the code listed above then cli auto auto auto auto The first run should not contain any...
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    I am not a java guy, but from looking at mafias code i *think* mafia loads a script into memory, then when it goes to run that script, it checks if the file has been updated, if it has been updated it will reload the file into memory. This should mean that the file is free to be written to when...
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    One other thing I should mention, If you do test it with one of your own scripts, make sure you save a second original copy b/c the file you get back will be a one line script and it will be difficult to reformat the code to something readable.
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    Proof of Concept: Self updating scripts

    Script writers can upload their script via http://paragon.net84.net/Kol/src/upload.php Then, users can download the script via void main(string scriptName) { if (!scriptName.contains_text(".ash")) scriptName=scriptName+".ash"; string[string] some...
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    Unix Timestamps

    I looked at that page, but it seems that it only converts it pretty much stand date-time kind of stuff where a unix time stamp is the number of seconds since Jan. 1 1970.
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    Unix Timestamps

    is it possible in ash to convert a date to a unix timestamp value?
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    What are you worth? networth.ash will tell you.

    and ash int has a max value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807... I am fairly certain that the data type doesn't have anything to do with the error. ash int i=1; for b from 1 to 63 {i=i*2;print ((b+1)+":"+i); if (i<0) {i=i-1;print (i);}} As that ash line shows, even if we did run into a overflow...
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    Help to create a script to find which drinks you're missing from Trophy #106

    Here's something i have been using for that trophy, It doesn't know how much of any of them I have drank already, but it does tell me which ones I have in inventory.. and what type of creature i have to syphon to get it.
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    Kol Data Sources

    How do places like the koldb or jickenwings get their data? I can't imagine them requesting every display case or profile page individually... and even if they did do it that way, how do they know which playerids are valid... or know the maximum player id if they are just hitting every playerid...
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    What are you worth? networth.ash will tell you.

    It doesn't have anything to do with your worth, it has something to do with a change to hagnk's and the code to figure out how much meat you have in storage was parsing the page directly, and since it doesn't appear where it used to (Or formatted that same as it used to be) the function gets all...
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    Feature - Rejected Happy Medium

    Would it be possible to make it such that the happy mediums combat text is colored the color of the happy mediums aura? Preferably using the new color on the combat that it changes?
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    WebUI for iPhone, Android, and other mobile devices

    Actually... Google Will tell you your Ip address Google search term: Ipaddress First result: Your public IP address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx - Learn more
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