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Hi, i know this has been mentioned before but thought you might be interested.

There is a guy who has made http://www.bphacking.com (for boardpower) and is quite keen on making sites like this for a few different boards. You can see his site, it is really good.

Anyway, if a few of the keen hackers contacted him i am sure that he will get a site up and running pretty quickly - he wants someone to buy the domain i think (vBulletin???) but apart from that sounds ready to go, give him an email - find it at his site.

#2 09-03-2000, 11:58 AM

ed and others are already working on a hack site

#3 09-03-2000, 12:27 PM

Cool, may be worth asking him though, he has a whole cgi datbase for storing hacks already made (like ubbhachkers.com or ubbhacking.com can't remember)

#4 09-03-2000, 12:33 PM

So do we, but ours beats the crap out of UBB Hackers and integrates VERY tightly into vB.

(No offense to UHC though. I still technically moderate there)

#5 09-03-2000, 12:37 PM

hehe can't wait too.... off topic i know but worth a shot... by any chance you know the telnet command to reboot a redhat linux/apache server ?

my server needs rebooting

#6 09-03-2000, 12:44 PM

I can't wait for the new site! What is it, vBulletin.org? I still think you should go with vBHackers.com - one of the forum members here owns it I believe. It just fits with the theme of the other two sites.

#7 09-03-2000, 12:58 PM

Well ok that's cool. Really looking forward to seeing the site.

#8 09-03-2000, 01:30 PM

eva2000, just type "shutdown -r now" to reboot the server. If you would just like to restart apache then "/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart" will do it. Both should be typed as root and without the quotes.

#9 09-03-2000, 02:08 PM

thanks customcpu ... looks like my server is beyond a simple reboot fix... apparent has like 390+ zombie processes - what ever that means ?

#10 09-03-2000, 02:27 PM

eva2000,
When a process exits it tells it's parent process it is about to die. When the parent acknowledges this death the child's PID is removed from the process table. A zombie process is a process whose resources have been freed, but whose death has not been acknowledged. Zombies are always cleared after a reboot and do not adversely affect system performance. If you consistently get 400+ zombies something is wrong however. Most likely either a program you are using is buggy and not collecting it's children, you have a buggy driver, or something is misconfigured (Unfortunately that doesn't really narrow anything down for you).