Hey

If you guys want to contribute, here is a list of things I want to implement Logging Argument Parser Multithreading This is not an exclusive list.

Good try,My humble comment

int main() { SSHBrute conn("localhost"); //read ip as an argument vector<string> username = readFile("username.txt"); //give realtime username input instead of reading from file vector<string> password = readFile("password.txt"); // provide an excrypted list of password and use a decrypting algorithm and return the list for (int i = 0; i < username.size(); i++) { conn.setUser(username[i]); conn.connect(password); } return 0;

thank you for your input. host IP and username.txt will be passed as command line argument (that is in my todo list)

and this is a password cracker, i don't see why my password list should be encrypted

Boost usually comes already installed in linux distributions. Also, you only have to use one of the modules

How many of them?

How many of them?

What?

And if it isn't installed in your distribution by default, there surely is a package to install it

Also, you can use conan, which supports boost

I know

I'm just conflated about Distros having it by default thing

I'm just conflated about Distros having it by default thing

Ubuntu comes with it, for example

Ubuntu comes with it, for example

how do we say this in Chinese, NOT INSTALLED!

Emacs

Vim, i like it

Visual studio 2019

Vim, i like it

I think everyone of use use the editor we like... Why would we be using it if we don't like it

If you guys want to contribute, here is a list of things I want to implement Logging Argument Parser Multithreading This is not an exclusive list.

actually you don’t need multithreading, you can manage multiple connections in a single thread via various techniques

actually you don’t need multithreading, you can manage multiple connections in a single thread via various techniques

how? I am guessing that the feature is provided in libssh library?

Ubuntu comes with it, for example

No

Same argument could be applied to any other editor. (Vim is a text editor, not an IDE)

how? I am guessing that the feature is provided in libssh library?

basically, non-blocking sockets

I used vim + tmux, it will give you an ideal IDE experience

I think everyone of use use the editor we like... Why would we be using it if we don't like it

Some use nano or gedit because they're really simple to use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

basically, non-blocking sockets

can you share a link or something for further reading.

Visual Studio code

Some use nano or gedit because they're really simple to use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Mhm

Visual Studio code

Not IDE

can you share a link or something for further reading.

just google it you’ll find a bunch

Not IDE

Can write python too

Oh boy.

😂

You asked for editor

I thought atom is too slow

Not IDE

We are talking about editor

I thought atom is too slow

Atom is the small brother of Chrome and Android Studio

Vscode is very beautiful

Right I'm defending you lol

#ot

To each one their editor/IDE/whatever. 😏 Also these editor/IDE-wars are honestly a waste of time. Vim has C-syntax- and keyword-highlighting, helps me quite much.

Enough OT .. does somebody have experience with cross-compiling with Clang ?

Enough OT .. does somebody have experience with cross-compiling with Clang ?

#meta

Enough OT .. does somebody have experience with cross-compiling with Clang ?

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What was your question?

/notes

/notes

/get learn

/get howtoprogram

How to initialize a string

/get cbook

/get freeprogrammingbooks

How to initialize a string

std::string a = "";

simple syntax using char

std::string a = "";

const string is better

const string is better

Its constant....

Why is that better?

Why is that better?

faster creating an object

faster creating an object

But for what use is an empty string?

But for what use is an empty string?

ah, sry, didn't notice)

simple syntax using char

char a = '';

char a = '';

this is not a string though

this is not a string though

Does he want a string?

He said char now...

he asked for it

well :D

I think he is looking for char* a;

he asked for it

He asked for a string and then char

I think he is looking for char* a;

String using chars... Okay.... That would be the answer

I am not asking for pointer

char a = '';

I am asking for something like this ... but this is not correct

What do you need then?

simple syntax using char

char array?

I think you are super lost

I am asking for something like this ... but this is not correct

Char* a = "hello world";

Not sure if this is how I put pointer

I am asking for something like this ... but this is not correct

Oh buffer Char a[10] ="asbasbasba";

Oh buffer Char a[10] ="asbasbasba";

But this is actually a pointer too

Oh buffer Char a[10] ="asbasbasba";

Yeah this

But this isn't working with struct

Yeah this

Here you go