verifica si in bios; daca nu este nici acolo atunci da-ne raportul generat de hijackthis: http://www.merijn.org/
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Început de dede2004, Mar 17 mai 2005 · 2.629 răspunsuri · 1.611.506 vizualizări
In bios nu este setat nimic de hibernate, stand by, shut down...
Am atasat fisierul generat. Nu mi-a dat voie sa il atasez exact cum l-a generat si am copiat continutul intr-un txt.
Salut
Care stie o comanda prin care, cunoscand adresa de IP, sa se poata trimite electrosocuri prin tastatura persoanei ce lucreaza la calculatorul respectiv...
Aaaa, si o mica propunere adminilor acestui forum. Sa faca la fiecare reply vizibila adresa de IP :D
Mersi!
Nu vad nimic anormal in log. O sa ma uit mai deseara mai in detaliu.
Dar incerca o chestie. Modifica ora din windows la 9h45 si vezi daca se opreste la 9h46... Daca nu se opreste, modifca ora din bios la 9h45 si vezi daca se opreste la 9h46. Eventual in al doilea caz poti sa blochezi pornirea sistemul de operare cu F8 si sa-l tii acolo sa vezi daca bios-ul produce oprirea sau sistemul
Argv a scris:Se poate dara: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/idei putine dar fixe
ce a vrut sa insemne asta cu idei putine dar fixe?
ali_ali_ali a scris:ce a vrut sa insemne asta cu idei putine dar fixe?
Un comentariu la adresa raspunsului hotarat "nu se pot crea ...."
Se pot modifica si cu Partition Magic dar GParted este gratuit
Multumesc ARGV
Argv a scris:SalutCare stie o comanda prin care, cunoscand adresa de IP, sa se poata trimite electrosocuri prin tastatura persoanei ce lucreaza la calculatorul respectiv...
Aaaa, si o mica propunere adminilor acestui forum. Sa faca la fiecare reply vizibila adresa de IP :D
Mersi!
Oaaaauuu!!!!Ai vazut la cineva?!Ar trebui sa existe ceva la tastatura dar se paoate asa????!!!!
Normal ca este! Dar pentru power users:
man xkill
NAME
xkill - extended kill - kill processes or users, including Usenet posters.
SYNOPSIS
xkill [-signal] pid ...
xkill -l
xkill username[@host] ...
xkill -u [-qs] [-p] [newsgroup]
DESCRIPTION
xkill sends a signal to a process or a terminal. The first two forms send a signal to a process. The functionality in this case is the same as kill(1).
When the command xkill is invoked with an username as argument, it attempts to locate the specified user on the local host. If the user is logged on, the signal ECUTE (electrocute, 666) is sent to the user's terminal. This will cause the keyboard to electrocute the user. If the user is not logged on, the appropriate line of the file /etc/passwd is marked.
The first time the user logs on the ECUTE signal is sent to the terminal he is using.
When the command xkill is invoked with a remote username, in the form user@host, a connection with the remote host is attempted (see xkilld(:D), to send the ECUTE signal to the user's terminal.
USENET KILL
The -u (Usenet) option is an extension of the concept of KILL file.
The program will attempt to locate a remote user by scanning the news spool area. When the user is located, a connection is attempted with the appropriate host, and the ECUTE (electrocute, 666) signal is sent to the appropriate user. The search only considers one newsgroup. If none is specified, rec.humor is assumed by default. The program attempts to locate people whose signature is too long, and who quote a whole article in order to comment on a single line. The option -s can be used to consider only the size of signatures, while the option -q can be used to consider only the size of the quotations. The option -qs corresponds to the default.
When the -p (post) switch is used, the user is electrocuted next time he post news.
FILES
/etc/passwd to keep track of users marked for electrocution
/etc/hosts list of remote hosts
/usr/spool/news news spool directory; the news articles are stored here
SEE ALSO
kill(1), telnet(1c), xkilld(:D
BUGS
To kill a remote user, it is sometimes better to use the command telnet(1c) using the standard xkilld port (number 666). When the connection is attempted by xkill(1) some gateways will explode after the user is electrocuted.
To decide what is a quotation, and what is a signature, a very complicated pattern matching is used. This does not always work, even if the program hasn't yet electrocuted somebody who is not guilty of bandwidth waste.
Editat Mie 6 feb 2008 17:38
Argv a scris:Normal ca este! Dar pentru power users:man xkill
NAME
xkill - extended kill - kill processes or users, including Usenet posters.
SYNOPSIS
xkill [-signal] pid ...
xkill -l
xkill username[@host] ...
xkill -u [-qs] [-p] [newsgroup]
DESCRIPTION
xkill sends a signal to a process or a terminal. The first two forms send a signal to a process. The functionality in this case is the same as kill(1).
When the command xkill is invoked with an username as argument, it attempts to locate the specified user on the local host. If the user is logged on, the signal ECUTE (electrocute, 666) is sent to the user's terminal. This will cause the keyboard to electrocute the user. If the user is not logged on, the appropriate line of the file /etc/passwd is marked.
The first time the user logs on the ECUTE signal is sent to the terminal he is using.
When the command xkill is invoked with a remote username, in the form user@host, a connection with the remote host is attempted (see xkilld(
), to send the ECUTE signal to the user's terminal.
USENET KILL
The -u (Usenet) option is an extension of the concept of KILL file.
The program will attempt to locate a remote user by scanning the news spool area. When the user is located, a connection is attempted with the appropriate host, and the ECUTE (electrocute, 666) signal is sent to the appropriate user. The search only considers one newsgroup. If none is specified, rec.humor is assumed by default. The program attempts to locate people whose signature is too long, and who quote a whole article in order to comment on a single line. The option -s can be used to consider only the size of signatures, while the option -q can be used to consider only the size of the quotations. The option -qs corresponds to the default.
When the -p (post) switch is used, the user is electrocuted next time he post news.
FILES
/etc/passwd to keep track of users marked for electrocution
/etc/hosts list of remote hosts
/usr/spool/news news spool directory; the news articles are stored here
SEE ALSO
kill(1), telnet(1c), xkilld(
BUGS
To kill a remote user, it is sometimes better to use the command telnet(1c) using the standard xkilld port (number 666). When the connection is attempted by xkill(1) some gateways will explode after the user is electrocuted.
To decide what is a quotation, and what is a signature, a very complicated pattern matching is used. This does not always work, even if the program hasn't yet electrocuted somebody who is not guilty of bandwidth waste.
Poti sa spui "mai pe intelesul meu" ce scrie acolo?! 
