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Dark GDK / dbSetNetConnection breaks internet?

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Johnla
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2010 20:01

the following code prompts me to enter the ip or computer name to host the session as intended, however it seems to be whatever ip or computer name I put in it breaks my internet e.g cannot use any internet services, however I can still access websites and load new pages if I am viewing that website when I set the connection. Also on a side note why do I need to use not in my if statement to work?
Many Thanks
John
Marsh0
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2010 21:02
The internet commands that come with Dark GDK are extremely outdated. I would suggest checking out Dark Net or the free alternative which i forget the name of.

What ip are you entering though?

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Johnla
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2010 21:12
Well i tried a vast amount of them, mine,friends,DNS, preety much anything. Thanks for your help anyway, do you mean Dark.NET or is there a Dark Net plugin that i couldn't find? If theres a free alternative I would be greatfull if anyone could link me.
Thanks
John
Bran flakes91093
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2010 22:46
Quote: "Also on a side note why do I need to use not in my if statement to work?"


strcmp returns 0 if the strings match, which evaluates to false in an 'if' statement without any comparison. Use "if(strcmp(...) == 0)" because it looks better.

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Hassan
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Posted: 23rd Feb 2010 22:56
its stupid that strcmp returns 0 if they are similar, annoying, i always get errors because i dont check it

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