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00:15.45CosmicPenguinHmmm....
00:16.38CosmicPenguinshould I just write a test to make sure it works for the stack, or should I write tests to make sure it works for dynamic and .text memory too?
00:17.33CosmicPenguinI guess stack is the most important thing
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02:48.58cdmevening.
02:49.35kergothhey
03:01.55cdmhey man.  How's the html?
03:02.26kergothhehe.  still have more to do. bleh.
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03:07.35sorphincdm: evening chris
03:09.10cdmhey sorph
03:10.24sorphincdm: sup?
03:11.18cdmnot much.
03:11.22cdmHacking, watching TV.
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06:28.49fishheadhttp://www.bigmech.com.nyud.net:8090/misc/juiceboxhack/juiceboxhack.html
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07:16.10T0mWwell, bdi-2000 debugger is working.  don't have it running with gdb yet
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13:15.08sorphinGPSFan: moin ken
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13:18.29sorphinpb_: wotcher
13:19.28GPSFansorphin: howdy..
13:19.48pb_hi sorphin
13:21.38sorphinpb_: alright mate?
13:21.47sorphinGPSFan: how's things over on the farm?
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13:28.49GPSFansorphin: leaves in the mts starting to turn, weather starting to turn chilly at night. no frost yet.
13:37.08pb_sorphin: yah, pretty good
13:42.24sorphinpb_: where's histon again?
13:42.35sorphinmy uk geography is rusty
13:45.49sorphinGPSFan: ic
13:50.52jbevrenyawn
13:54.44CosmicPenguinMorning
13:57.44sorphinCosmicPenguin: morning
13:57.47CosmicPenguinOn today's agenda - write a exploit
13:57.49CosmicPenguinheh
13:58.29sorphinCosmicPenguin: j00 1337 h4x04 j00
13:58.48CosmicPenguinheh
13:59.05CosmicPenguinnot so much, my x86 asm is w34k
13:59.13pb_sorphin: just north of Cambridge
14:04.18sorphinah
14:05.01sorphinpb_: asked because whilst on a shuttle while on vacation, met a very nice couple who were over from liverpool, was the 1st time they'd ever been to states, and rarely left liverpool, heh
14:06.19file[laptop]DHL hates me
14:06.20sorphinspeaking of clones
14:06.29sorphinwhere's the hillbilly
14:06.45sorphinfile[laptop]: dhl hates everyone
14:07.25CosmicPenguinDHL sucks
14:08.10CosmicPenguinsorphin: so tell me - what do you know about the No eXecute bit?
14:08.38file[laptop]I've called two times and every time, "it'll be delivered tomorrow"
14:09.42sorphinfile[laptop]: maybe they're playing w/ whatever toy you bought this time, and don't wanna give it up
14:10.11file[laptop]it's not a toy, it's a check from Google
14:10.36sorphinCosmicPenguin: looks like some AMD creation
14:10.49sorphinfile[laptop]: for what? searching too much?
14:10.58file[laptop]Summer of Code
14:11.00sorphinah
14:11.18CosmicPenguinsorphin: heh, yeah
14:11.21file[laptop]ironically they all went fine to various parts of the world, except mine
14:11.29sorphinif it werent' for their stock, i still can't see how google is making any $.. their ads.. well...
14:11.42sorphinfile[laptop]: taht's because canada loses everything :P
14:11.47sorphinyou know that
14:12.14sorphinprolly extracting the duty on the check as we speak ;)
14:12.19file[laptop]haha
14:12.33sorphinso you'll get a check for $1 CAD
14:13.15sorphinCosmicPenguin: then un fortunately, i have to say i know squat about it, since it looks like it's tied to opteron/x86-64
14:13.29CosmicPenguinNah - its tied to the PAE
14:13.33CosmicPenguinI think intel has it too
14:13.47sorphintill i looked it up, i thought you were on about a filesystem bit, heh
14:14.03CosmicPenguinI'm just wondering how to best test it - should I only test shellcode exploits on the stack, or does it make sense to test the heap as well?
14:14.16sorphinhmm
14:14.16CosmicPenguinOr does it matter?
14:14.33sorphingenerally stack smashing is done the most from what i've seen
14:14.43sorphinit's usually hte easiest to hit
14:14.53CosmicPenguinRight, because you know exactly where the memory is
14:17.23sorphinheh
14:17.25sorphin"The NX
14:17.28sorphinfeature is also being marketed as 'Enhanced Virus Protection'."
14:17.53sorphinthe bios has "virus protection" too, but it's next to useless :P
14:18.01sorphinoh wait.. make that totally useless
14:18.55CosmicPenguinOk, ignore the marketing BS for a sec, and look at what it really does - if the NX bit is set, then the page faults if the programmer counter hits it
14:19.13CosmicPenguinCall me crazy, but I think thats useful
14:19.27sorphinyeah
14:19.35file[laptop]CosmicPenguin: you're crazy
14:19.42sorphinlinus seems to forsee much breakage w/ legacy stuff
14:19.53sorphinleast according to thise post from him
14:20.06sorphinfile[laptop]: and you're not?
14:20.17CosmicPenguinIf your code is executing from the heap or the stack, then I guess one could argue that you're broken regardless
14:20.18file[laptop]true
14:20.29sorphinCP|Laptop: good point
14:20.43sorphinCosmicPenguin: ^^
14:21.08file[laptop]I shall call DHL again in 40 minutes and inquire
14:21.23sorphinfile[laptop]: and i shall hear then decreath
14:22.08sorphin"Look, we already spent your check, so just be on your way"
14:22.08sorphin"
14:22.12sorphin"We spent it on beer, pr0n and at the nudie bar down the road"
14:22.17file[laptop]lol
14:22.31sorphin"The ladies send their thanks"
14:23.10sorphin</click>
14:23.12file[laptop]oh no an agent is messaging me
14:23.27sorphinan agent?
14:23.28jbevrenagent mulder?
14:23.37sorphinAgent Smith
14:24.29sorphinfile[laptop]: a canadian customs agent?
14:25.34jbevren<site> and Firefox cannot communicate securely because they have no common encryption algorhythms.
14:25.38jbevrenthe hell?
14:25.50CosmicPenguinFirefox doesn't support rot13? :)
14:26.11jbevrenapparently theyre locking out all enc's but ones supported by IE only? (/paranoia)
14:26.55jbevrengot that when clicking the link on /. about the titanium thinkpads
14:27.14sorphinlemme try
14:27.40sorphinthe one going to news.ft.com ?
14:27.45jbevrennod
14:27.52sorphinworks fine here on firefox
14:28.08jbevrenshrug
14:28.14jbevrenpage came up
14:28.17jbevrenI just got that message
14:28.18sorphinmaybe they just wanna keep you out ;)
14:28.35sorphinyeah
14:28.45sorphinthey're removing old SSL
14:29.15sorphinand apparently that site uses it
14:29.18sorphini dunno
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14:45.07CosmicPenguinhttp://sbc.winsystems.com/products/sbcs/epxgx2.html
14:53.42sorphinwowsers
14:53.46sorphinit's the hillbilly
14:53.52jbevrenre prpplague
14:53.59jbevrenso a curiosity about the mmmtouch driver
14:54.03jbevrenits not opening /dev/ttyS0
14:54.30jbevrengonna swithc to dynapro (even though its apparently impossibel to calibrate)
15:02.57CosmicPenguinprpplague: you realize that there are currently 5 hurricane force storms in the northern hemisphere?
15:04.21prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yep
15:04.31prpplagueCosmicPenguin: gonna run out of names
15:04.44prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i suspect that the 23 record will be broken this year
15:05.00CosmicPenguinI believe it
15:05.15chouimatmorning
15:05.16CosmicPenguintwo more waves are in the alantic too, but the discussion doesn't think they'll materialize
15:05.18chouimathttp://www.askmen.com/jokes/current/index.html
15:06.07prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea i think one of those will
15:06.15prpplaguehttp://image.weather.com/images/sat/atl_oce_sat_720x486.jpg
15:06.38prpplaguethat one in the middle at the bottom has some potential
15:07.31CosmicPenguinprpplague: yeah, you're right
15:08.12CosmicPenguinprpplague: Phillipe might hold it off though
15:09.11LethalCosmicPenguin, NX is largely an AMD-only thing, intel hasn't been supporting it for very long. still PAE bound in either event, though.
15:09.40CosmicPenguinLethal: ok, I know that PAE is a Intel thing, and I know that XP supports the NX bit, so I thought both vendors were on board
15:10.00CosmicPenguinThats cool, if Intel wants to enable the crackers of the world, thats fine with me... :)
15:10.47LethalI'm not sure at what point intel started supporting it, it's only been really recently though.
15:12.07CosmicPenguinPledges to conform to the requirements of Version 3 are Red Hat, Novell's Suse Linux, Asianux and Debian."
15:12.10CosmicPenguinThat must be wrong
15:12.19CosmicPenguinDebian and LSB don't seem like they go together
15:14.22LethalIIRC there were some problems with JRE trying to exec out of the stack, but that's no big loss..
15:15.04CosmicPenguinamen
15:16.09prpplagueCosmicPenguin: wow rita has a well defined eye
15:16.32CosmicPenguinprpplague: the gulf is just full of energy right now - its like steroids for any storm that comes by
15:17.07CosmicPenguinhttp://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/SST/ATL/20.jpg
15:17.55prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea we went to the beach saturday and the water was really hot
15:19.33jbevrenthis is an infrared map?
15:23.28prpplagueCosmicPenguin: http://www.nationnews.com/story/284289648210678.php
15:36.44pb_hi kergoth
15:37.01prpplaguepb_: what? no greeting for me? hehe
15:37.09pb_prpplague: heh, didn't notice you had snuck in
15:37.13prpplaguekergoth: whats cookin today crack baby
15:37.14kergothbleh.  alarm was set to 2.5 hours ago.  thats a lot of presses of the snooze button
15:37.15pb_prpplague: hello :-)
15:37.20prpplaguepb_: just yakin your chain
15:45.44chouimathi kergoth
15:50.21prpplaguechouimat: i with you
15:50.40chouimatprpplague: hehe
15:50.52prpplaguechouimat: i got to work this morning and the cleaning personell got my monitor cable caught in a buffer and cut it all to hell
15:51.29chouimatprpplague: ouch
15:52.16chouimatspeaking of cleaning ... need to do this soon ... lot of cat hairs all over the office
15:52.23CosmicPenguinoops
15:52.23CosmicPenguinheh
15:53.37CosmicPenguinoh, heh, I guess that makes sense
15:53.52CosmicPenguinthe kernel doesn't set the NX bit on for .rodata
15:53.54prpplaguefortunately i'm a parts freak and i had a monitor i got from the trash a few weeks back so i spent the better part of the morning soldering in a new cable
15:54.03CosmicPenguinbut since its .rodata, that really isn't surprising
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17:13.27prpplagueT0mW: re
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17:20.31prpplagueandersee: ho ho ho
17:20.38prpplagueandersee: how goes it?
17:21.07filehail andersee
17:22.20anderseeprpplague: morning
17:22.26anderseefile: g'day eh
17:22.42CosmicPenguinheh
17:22.56prpplagueandersee: whats cookin on your dev stove lately?
17:23.23anderseeprpplague: Trying to finish off the last bits of a massive cleanup on a pile of 3rd party code...
17:23.37anderseeugly ugly stuff
17:23.46prpplagueandersee: oh joy
17:24.33anderseeor something
17:24.38T0mWprpplague: morning dude
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17:25.35prpplagueandersee: getting to do much arm dev?
17:25.55T0mWprpplague: well, got the bdi-2000 jtag working last night.  I put blob into the LPD7A400
17:26.40prpplagueT0mW: lovely
17:27.04T0mWyeah, hours and hours agonizing over which arm compiler to build though
17:27.08fishheadhey
17:27.11fishheadwhat do you guys think of extech meters
17:27.12prpplagueT0mW: i just took on a weekend programming project to fund my purchase of one
17:27.12T0mWbuilding building...
17:27.16fishheadI saw a decent one for $34
17:27.25T0mWprpplague: it is a nice unit
17:27.27fishheadfreq, cap, ac, dc, temp, contunity
17:27.50T0mWprpplague: now to get gdb + insight built
17:28.38anderseeprpplague: not much of late I'm afraid
17:28.43prpplagueandersee: btw, jsut out of curiosity, you don't happen to know some linux based tools for working with arm disassembled code?
17:28.47prpplagueandersee: bummer
17:28.57T0mWprpplague: hey Dave, that mmc code doesn't have to be golden, I'm willing to take what you got and get it working
17:29.04anderseeprpplague: nothing comes to mind
17:29.12prpplagueT0mW: oh heck sorry i forgot, get that to you today
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17:29.22T0mWprpplague: np
17:30.17prpplagueT0mW: its geared towards the 79520 but its pretty flexbile
17:30.32jbevrenNice.
17:30.35jbevrenopen the device
17:30.36jbevrenIOCTL it
17:30.37jbevrenclose it
17:30.40jbevrenthat's a nice driver
17:30.46fishheadprpp would you ask the channel what they think of this
17:30.47fishheadhttp://www.testequipmentdepot.com/extech/multimeters/mn26.htm
17:30.57fishheadsince most of the channel has me on ignore and for once I value their opinion
17:31.19jbevrenfishhead: you get what you pay for,
17:31.23jbevrenbut honestly it doesnt look bad
17:31.46T0mWuhoh, Rita is now a category 4 ?!
17:31.54prpplaguefishhead: you know, if you don;t use my full nick, i don't know you are speaking to me as it does not highlight your message
17:32.19fishheadwow
17:33.34fishheadprpplague,  can you please ask
17:33.48fishheadI might even get it today, I can't even freaking assembly pc's cause I can't verify if the psu's are working
17:35.30fishheadcan't be any worse than the $15 cheezeball radio shack meter I had
17:36.07prpplaguehttp://www.testequipmentdepot.com/extech/multimeters/mn26.htm anyone have comments on this meter?
17:36.14fishheadthx bro :)
17:36.45prpplaguefishhead: one time deal
17:37.02jbevrenI commented already :)
17:38.17prpplagueandersee: i've not kept up with uclibc dev in awhile, hows the c++ support these days?
17:38.22T0mWprpplague: looks like a nice meter
17:39.11anderseeprpplague: pretty darn good
17:39.35anderseeprpplague: I expect basically everything should work...
17:39.38T0mWprpplague: what is "NIST"
17:39.41fishheadprpp i'll make it up to you somewhat :)
17:39.49prpplagueandersee: lovely
17:39.55fishheadsorry prpplague
17:40.19prpplagueandersee: i think i'm gonna start a rework of some of our legacy builds with buildroot,uclibc, and bb 1.01
17:40.35prpplagueandersee: should be able to cut the size down dramatically
17:41.29anderseehopefully.  using any i18n/locale stuff?
17:44.12fishheadprpplague, tell t0mw that nist extech is certified and calibrated by NIST
17:44.40fishheadprpplague,  national institue standards testing or something
17:45.42fishheadprpplague,  <T0mW> prpplague: what is "NIST"
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17:53.18CosmicPenguinhttp://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
17:53.22CosmicPenguinheh - looks like they have another fly
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17:58.11prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ?
17:58.20prpplagueCosmicPenguin: oh on the camera?
18:01.06prpplagueif anyone is interested i've started a page on elinux.org for the ez-usb based devices
18:01.21prpplaguehttp://www.elinux.org/wiki/EzUsb
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18:03.25prpplagueTimRiker: timmy!
18:08.00prpplagueTimRiker: whats the latest on the zipit front? anything from fsf or aeronix?
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18:42.11sorphinholy backscroll batman
18:42.37sorphinheh, lilo is seeing free lounging for his 'not for profit but pay my personal bills organization'
18:42.45sorphins/seeing/seeking/
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19:31.33CosmicPenguinLatest update show rita downgrading pretty strongly before it hits land
19:31.34CosmicPenguinThats good
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21:31.54CosmicPenguinIt will be interesting to see if I can nest the OE images together
21:57.32kergoththis app is dlopen()ing a module. the module uses a symbol in the app
21:57.36kergothand its saying tha tsymbol is unresolved
21:57.38kergothhmm
21:58.26CosmicPenguinARe you using RTLD_NOW or RTLD_LAZY?
21:58.41kergothits probably now.  do you need lazy to be able to use the symbols in the app thats opening you?
21:59.26CosmicPenguinNo, you should have NOW
21:59.35kergothwell what the hell
21:59.37kergothyep, its now
21:59.38CosmicPenguinif you had LAZY, it tries to use it when it needs it
22:00.20CosmicPenguinOh, wait - you probably didn't do -rdynamic, did you?
22:00.26CosmicPenguinExternal references in the library are resolved using the libraries  in
22:00.26CosmicPenguin<PROTECTED>
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22:00.28kergothyep, thats it
22:00.32kergothi just read that in the man page too :)
22:00.48kergothhmm..
22:10.15CosmicPenguinthey're soo cool
22:12.41T0mWOpen Source is such an adventure, googling on the problem I ran into I came upon this: 'I "downgraded" Insight to 6.0 and it works O.K for me.'
22:12.49T0mWI suppose I should do the same...
22:13.03T0mWbah
22:13.28MonMothableh, I guess I'll have to do something hackish with my DCT-5000 after all
22:13.50MonMothait apparently can't be made to work as a cable box without getting the firmware from motorola (or another, working as a cable box, DCT5000)
22:14.56T0mWMonMotha: nice flash chips on it you might be able to wick off the solder and re-use them?
22:15.01T0mW;)
22:15.21CosmicPenguinugh
22:15.23CosmicPenguinI tried that once
22:15.25T0mWMonMotha: nice power supply over on the one side
22:15.34CosmicPenguinme and solder, we don't get along
22:15.44jbevrenburrrrn baby burrrrrn
22:15.44T0mWCosmicPenguin: tricky tricky tricky
22:15.45jbevrenhehe
22:15.53jbevrenok out
22:15.55MonMothaT0mW: well, I'd love to get it working as a computer
22:16.57T0mWMonMotha: why not do something adventuresome?  Try the hotplate to melt the solder, then lift the chips off that you want with an X-acto knife?
22:17.27MonMothaT0mW: because I don't have any use for most of them in other projects atm?
22:17.30T0mWMonMotha: oh, and let me know how well it works out ok? Inquiring minds want to know
22:19.07T0mWjbevren: I've done it, you have to use solder wick and X-acto knife.  But you trash the PCB most times
22:19.07MonMothaT0mW: well, the objective was to put linux on it
22:19.07T0mWnod
22:19.07MonMothayeah, generally you acn save a chip or the board, but not both
22:19.07T0mWyeah
22:19.12T`2MonMotha, so can your use it for to decode TV or not ?
22:19.31MonMothaT`2: I've been trying to set it up as a cable box with the local cable co, but they don't have the firmware for it
22:19.36T`2MonMotha, it could perhaps be used to steal cable ;p
22:20.03T`2the firmware isn't there already ? usually they just put it on FLASH right?
22:20.14MonMothaall it has is a boot ROM
22:20.18MonMothathe rest of the flash is blank
22:20.26MonMothaI'm trying to actually pay for my cable
22:20.36MonMothathe local cable co has no boxes with IEEE1394, and the 5k has that
22:20.50MonMothaif they didn't encrypt their cable, I could just use my HD tuner card
22:21.10T`2cool.. can you get mpeg streaming from 1394 ?
22:21.55MonMothaif I could get the firmware for this box, yes
22:22.27T`2so i'm guessing you didn't buy this box frm the cable company? since they must sell their boxes with firmware preinstalled?
22:22.34MonMothacorrect.  I bought it from Timmy
22:22.45MonMothathe intention was to put linux on it
22:22.55T`2heh i c.. time to talk to that anoying neighbour always screwing about the game ;)
22:23.09T`2s/screwing/screaming
22:23.39T0mW(sung to the tune of Rawhide): compiling compiling compiling, all fscking day I'm compiling, compiliiiinng
22:24.07T`2T0mW, you should join the gentoo chorus... for the effect you know
22:24.47CosmicPenguinsigh
22:24.48T0mWyeah, like the background melody
22:24.51CosmicPenguinoutlook sucks
22:25.25CosmicPenguinI mock anybody who thinks they are busy enough to remotely schedule appointments with other people
22:25.53T0mWT`2: (to the tune of Hooked on a Feelin'): gentoo suck-a, gentoo suck-a, ...
22:26.36CosmicPenguinthats the funniest thing I've seen in a while
22:29.07T0mW../src/configure --target=arm-elf --prefix=/opt/insight ; make ; make install ; throw fit ;
22:29.43T0mWI guess that I shouldn't complain too much
22:30.17T0mWInsight is connecting to the JTAG and is doing dumps of the target memory
22:30.26CosmicPenguinbash
22:30.28CosmicPenguinbah
22:30.30CosmicPenguinlike you need to dump memory
22:30.38CosmicPenguinJTAG is for sissies!
22:30.39T0mW:P
22:30.44T0mWbetter than dumping cores
22:31.35T0mWCosmicPenguin: yeah, but, debugging with only a single LED is getting to be a PITA
22:31.47T`2T0mW, lol
22:31.59MonMothaT0mW: last project I did, I had 4 spare I/Os that just get flipped to show the state
22:32.07MonMothadoes it even on production models, thought he header isn't populated
22:32.28CosmicPenguinderblinkinlights are always acceptable
22:32.41CosmicPenguinplus they're purty
22:32.52T0mWI'll leave that he-man crap up to you youngsters, this old-fart wants a JTAG source debugging
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22:34.08CosmicPenguinthe tool of corporate opression has returned
22:34.21CosmicPenguinI'll get you, and your unproxied network too
22:35.41T0mWgasp!
22:35.43CosmicPenguinkergoth: http://vuurmuur.sourceforge.net/
22:40.30kergothhey, neat
22:40.34kergoththats like what i wanted to do
22:42.01kergothhmm, i dont much like the gui tool
22:42.04kergothwonder what their config format is
22:44.04T0mWah! rrrrregisters!
22:46.12T0mWnow to try an load something
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22:50.30T0mWwhat debug format works with gdb? -ggdb ??
22:53.42CosmicPenguingdb can understand pretty much anything
22:54.01CosmicPenguinI think that -ggdb does 'stabs' plus GDB extensions if they are possible
22:54.46T0mWah! need to tell gas to emit symbols too!
22:54.47T0mWheh
22:55.01T0mWgot source now
22:57.02CosmicPenguinnice
23:09.50CosmicPenguinnote to self - turn off java crap in gcc
23:10.06file[laptop]java bad
23:13.42T0mWthis is cool!

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