Okay, it's getting difficult to reply to this without flaming.
Anyway, this is the internet. Probably the only place where people do have truly unrestricted freedoms in some form or fashion...
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Okay, it's getting difficult to reply to this without flaming.
Anyway, this is the internet. Probably the only place where people do have truly unrestricted freedoms in some form or fashion...
Not as far as I know, except what the eye can see. Maybe someone should research this.
Have you set it to work with OpenGL? That could very well be the problem. Also you have to enable Pixel Shaders and set the Vertex Shader to hardware.
You've gotten farther than I did. Wine...
Wait, so you're using 64-bit version for an x86 processor?
Alright. I got the exact answer I was looking for here. I've pretty much figured out what has to be done at this point. With legalities and the fact this is a hypothetical situation in mind. :)
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As long as SSH isn't open it shouldn't matter.
IPv6 is still enabled by default in FF3 as well. Both tweaks still worked like a charm for me. :grin:
Thanks alot! This bug has been puzzling me for the last few days.
I've been wondering this for awhile now.
Is there any method wherein it possible to not only scan a remote target for open ports, but also determine what hosts are utilizing those specific port...