Hi.

Welcome to my (hah!) humble abode.
This page and domain (obviously) belong to daxxar. (yep, that's me)
These pages are, err. Blank? (To say the least, hah.)
I'm not sure how long they'll remain like this.
I'm currently planning on creating a small site for the scripts and programs I've made, and other more or less interesting things.
I'm one of the main people behind project-zs-ng, which is a glftpd zipscript.
I used to develop on an open source World of Warcraft server emulator as a member of a group named 'Team 0x90'.
I'm currently looking into other, non-illegal, wow-related projects. ;)
I've also created a few random other scripts for glftpd, and also a perlscript for idlerpg. (latter is on the 'player info' page)
I'm probably to blame for other horrible scripts that has at some point hit the internet, or that hasn't at all. (ignorance is bliss?)
I've recently gotten into reversing (again), and I'm toying around with various projects, games and applications alike.


Just so people know where to get a few of the things I've done that I feel is most useful, I'll post links:
'Script', convert to sql - a script for converting glftpd userfiles to mysql rows.
'Script', dds v0.4 - daxxars daystats script, for glftpd & (pzs-c | pzs-ng)
'Script', total-rescan v1.5rc2 - script for recursively rescanning files under a given dir. for glftpd & zipscripts (atleast pzs-c & pzs-ng)
'Script', which (bash) - simple implementation of 'which' in bash, save it to /bin/which and have /bin/bash. Was created when someone whined about not having which in #pzs-ng. ;-)
'Program', spinetd v0.3 - single port inetd, fork of Marc Kirchner's spinetd (http://www.linuxco.de/spinetd/), improved (I hope).
'Tutorial', Unpacking UPX Manually - written when I wanted to learn a bit about UPX/packing. (flames/comments/compliments to email below)

Yep. That's all. Some day, I might post more stuff, and perhaps I'll even post the modularized perl irc-bot I'm coding.

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E-mail: daxxar [at] [this domain].
IRC: daxxar on many networks.