Usenet 4 f*r*e*e

[fewl]

The password had changed

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

[paviluf]

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

Thanks, but since I'm on Linux I can't do that. I guess I should not use this anymore...

[Piranha]

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

Thanks, but since I'm on Linux I can't do that. I guess I should not use this anymore...

I'd like to thank fewl for suggesting that idea. Didn't know how to use it but eventually figured it out. To help some people, here's the new link:

http://newzfinders.com/NewsAccFree/L...PASSNZF=889056

[paviluf]

Thanks !

[fewl]

Might work with wine? Worth the effort to at least give it a shot. It's still the most reliable free usenet.

[paviluf]

That should probably work but I don't want to install wine on my system. I don't download that much and the free trial should be enough for me.

[Piranha]

http://newzfinders.com/NewsAccFree/L...ASSNZF=1382976

[Semli]

The password had changed

new pass is 592704. I'm not going to post it every time they change it though. I suggest you install their program and run wireshark or other packet monitoring software. you can filter by ip address and http requests and find it pretty easily.

Thanks for the tip. Never used wireshark before but figured it out with a little trial and error. I missed the part about filtering by http. That could have saved me a little trouble.

[anon]

Wireshark is the best program of its kind, but for this sort of casual usage, it's like lighting a candle with a flamethrower. I'd recommend SmartSniff under Windows.

[sandman_1]

Even though i haven't programmed in ages, I ought to load up his program in a low-level debugger and find out how his program is getting the password. God his program is god awful, reminds me of a 90's website with all of the multi-color text and the blinking. Me thinks my assembler knowledge might be a little rusty but it'll come back to me. Maybe this weekend I might give it a spin...