sips | A simple IPS32 patch generator | Reverse Engineering library
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kandi X-RAY | sips Summary
The only functionality of sips is generating correct IPS32 patches. No fancy RLE stuff or support for the legacy IPS format. This is good enough for the intended use case for IPS32 patches in 2019, which is to make Switch exefs patches. Apart from ipswitch, most other tools either are Windows-only, or generate broken patches, or do not support IPS32.
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QUESTION
I have a litte problem with Microsoft SignTool.exe.
I have installed Windows 10 SDKs and
Office SIPs to support macro enabled documents
. Then I followed readme
to activate dlls
and made all the changes, including:
- Installed - Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Libraries
- Set path to VBE7.DLL
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VBA]
"Vbe71DllPath"="C:\Workspace\Signing\vbe7.dll"
- Registered
MSOSIPX.DLL
withREGSVR32
- I have also created
wintrust.dll.ini
and added:
[1]
DLL=
GUID={6E64D5BD-CEB0-4B66-B4A0-15AC71775C48}
CryptSIPDllCreateIndirectData=_VBASipCreateIndirectData@12
CryptSIPDllGetSignedDataMsg=_VBASipGetSignedDataMsg@20
CryptSIPDllIsMyFileType2=_VBASipIsMyTypeOfFileName@8
CryptSIPDllPutSignedDataMsg=_VBASipPutSignedDataMsg@20
CryptSIPDllRemoveSignedDataMsg=_VBASipRemoveSignedDataMsg@8
CryptSIPDllVerifyIndirectData=_VBASipVerifyIndirectData@8
I'm using:
signtool sign /debug /n "Cert" /fd SHA256 test.xlsm
and the following happens:
SignTool Error: This file format cannot be signed because it is not recognized.
SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: test.xlsm
Number of files successfully Signed: 0
Number of warnings: 0
Number of errors: 1
Little note at the end:
With test.exe it worked just fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 15:28I have solved the problem by using regsvr32.exe
via powershell
instead of cmd
.
Important note! I'm calling regsvr32.exe
on msosipx.dll
in my working folder C:\Workspace\Signing
.
P.S. I don't really understand why it's working.
QUESTION
I have this function that is pinging a server to get its response. I want to to able to give the IP address used in the function to argument parser as a command line argument instead of hardcoding it or taking it as user input. Currently the function looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-30 at 07:00If you return a "dict" from your get_sipresponse()
:
QUESTION
I want to replace ":player:"
from my string with a player-name from localStorage. And if there are multiple ":player:"
in the string do I want to replace ":player:"
with a different name for each time it comes up in the string so for example.
Lets say that I have a string that looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 13:54Use the replaceAll()
method with a function as the replacement. It can then retrieve from localStorage
and increment the index each time it's called.
QUESTION
I've been trying to build a discipline of separating my protocol definitions into their own namespace, primarily as a stylistic choice. One thing I don't like about this approach is that since anything a namespace requires is effectively "private" to that namespace, users wanting to call protocol functions from another namespace would have to add a require statement to their code for the protocols.
For example:
Protocol definition namespace:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-07 at 11:05In a program that needs protocols, usually objects are instantiated in some places and consumed (by protocol) in other places. Perhaps in some cases where that's not so, you didn't really need a protocol anyway. In effect, is not too common to "require" the namespaces of both a protocol and an implementation of it. If it happens a lot, it is a code smell.
pete23's answer mentions using the dot syntax to call a record's method without involving the protocol's namespace. But using the protocol function has some modest advantages.
Absent implementation inheritance, a protocol contains essential ("primitive") functions only. Such functions are convenient to implement, but not necessarily super-friendly to callers. The protocol namespace is a great place to add non-primitive accessors, of the sort that you might object-orientedly have declared as a default method on an interface or as an inherited non-abstract method on an abstract base class. Consumers that use the protocol's namespace can call the primitives and non-primitives alike.
Sometimes a primitive turns out to need pre- or post-processing common to all implementations. No need to repeat the common stuff in every implementation! Just lightly refactor: rename the protocol function from f
to -f
, update the implementations, and add a function f
in the protocol's namespace that wraps -f
with the necessary pre and post. The callers do not need any change.
QUESTION
There are a lot of examples of converters to JPG and i am trying to change one for my needs but i need little help please. The requirements are:
- It should be an AppleScript Droplet. I am using Script Editor ( for some reason Automator can't run a simple droplet drag and drop function for me ).
- The output folder for the JPGs should not be prompted by the user .. but set as a variable in the code permanently and easly changed.
- The quality ( compression ) of the converted JPG should also have to be easly customisable in the code.
- The converted JPG files have to be converted to Color profile Adobe RGB 1998 if necessary.
I know Image Events allow us to set the JPG compression like :
save openedFile as JPEG with compression level (low|medium|high)
but unfortunately i need more customisation.
A shell script will help me to set the level from 10 to 100 but unfortunately i can't implement the shell script properly. Little help please about points 3 and 4. Thank you !
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 00:20There is a lot wrong in your script. It is not clear why you are opening the file for writing before sending it to a shell command. sips does not operate on open FILE references. sips will need to open the file from a POSIX path. I think this may do what you want (you will need to implement error checking, etc.):
QUESTION
I'm currently writing an app in flask but I seem to stumble on this issue where I get a 400 bad request error everytime I post a form. Could anybody find the mistake I made? Appearently the error comes on the element with HTML name "oneaccess-customer-gateway".
Flask code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 01:47Try using request.form.get("name_of_field")
instead of just request.form["name_of_field"]
.
When you use request.form["name_of_field"]
, flask assumes that they key will always be there. you canavoid this by using the other one, or the try
and except
trick.
QUESTION
I have three tables like Sip,SipLine and Hareket and i want to join these tables and get some results. As you see below, what i want to get is total quantities of No according to each Kalite. With the what i did, i get the multiple rows but i don't want to this.
My query is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 09:15SELECT No, DetNo, SUM(KALITE1), SUM(KALITE2), SUM(KALITE3), SUM(KALITE4), SUM(KALITE5) FROM ( your existing query ) GROUP BY No, DetNo
QUESTION
I planned to create an application with SIP function. The initial idea was springboot+sipservlet. After several days' trial I failed to make it work. Here are some failure cases:
1.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 20:58For the sip servlet api to be effective, it needs a sip servlet enabled application server. I am only aware of three such beasts: The abandoned sailfin from Oracle, an old variant of red hat's jboss, and open liberty from IBM. There might be another around, but I doubt that.
Try open liberty, that might be your best shot!
QUESTION
I am unable to start call using default phone or skype in my react app. Following code is working locally but it is not working in production/live.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 21:13I found my solution with the following code:
QUESTION
let's say I have connection using SIPS (SIP secure) using g729 codec. Does anyone know how many bandwidth it takes?
I know call using g729 codec 10ms is about 11Kb bandwidth consumption.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 16:11According to me:
- SIP or SIPS use almost the same bandwidth. It will makes no difference.
- The SIP bandwidth compared to RTP is insignificant.
Imagine you have a one minute call. The total exchange would be, for example:
For SIP:
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