#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Fcntl;
use constant TIOCSTI => 0x5412;

unless (@ARGV >= 1) {
 print "usage: $0 [vt] <input>\n";
 exit;
}

my $vt = shift @ARGV;
my $buf = join '', <>;
&writevt ($vt, $buf) || die "can't write to $vt: $!\n";
exit;


sub writevt {
 my ($vt, $buf) = @_;
 sysopen (VT, $vt, O_RDONLY) || return 0;
 for (my $i = 0; $i < length $buf; $i++) {
 ioctl (VT, TIOCSTI, substr ($buf, $i, 1)) || return 0;
 }
 close (VT) || return 0;
 return 1;
} 

[stas@home stas]$ echo id | ./catvt.pl /dev/pts/0
id
[stas@home stas]$ id
uid=?????(stas) gid=?????(stas) groups=?????(stas)

##############################################################################
[ACFTools v0.62a] Set of tools to play with ACF files outside of Plane-Maker
Perl script and modules coded by Stanislaw Pusep 
Site of this and another X-Plane projects of mine: http://xplane.sysd.org/

Allows you to:
 * export X-Plane (www.x-plane.com) aircraft data files to human-editable
   plaintext format and 3D mesh editable in AC3D modeler (www.ac3d.org).
 * import plaintext/3D mesh back to ACF file.
##############################################################################

Usage: acftools.exe  [parameters]
 o Commands:
	-extract [DEF]	: extract TXT from ACF (opt: using DEF definition)
        -generate       : generate ACF from TXT
        -merge          : merge body from AC3D file to TXT
 o Parameters:
        -acffile FILE   : name of ACF file to process
        -txtfile FILE   : name of TXT file to process
        -ac3dfile FILE  : name of AC3D file to process
        -noorder        : DO NOT sort vertices while merging bodies
        -noac3d         : DO NOT generate AC3D
        -(min|max)body N: write all bodies in specified range to AC3D
        -force LIST     : force extraction of bodies LIST (comma-separated N)
        -normalize N    : normalize wings to N vert/surface (N>=2 or no wings!)
 o Notes:
        * You can use abbreviations of commands/parameters (-gen or even -g
          instead of -generate).
        * The only required parameter for "extract" command is -acffile.
          Both -txtfile and -ac3dfile are derivated from it.
        * "generate" command and -txtfile has the same relation.
        * By default "extract" uses the latest DEF file.
        * "generate" doesn't need DEF at all (it is implicit in TXT)
        * If file to be created already exists backup is made automatically.
 o Examples:
        acftools.exe --extract=ACF700 --acffile="F-22 Raptor.acf"
        (extract 'F-22 Raptor.txt' from 'F-22 Raptor.acf')

        acftools.exe -e -acf "F-22 Raptor.acf"
        (same as above)

        acftools.exe -me -ac3d ladar.ac -txt "F-22 Raptor.txt"
        (merge *single* 3D body from 'ladar.ac' to 'F-22 Raptor.txt')

        acftools.exe -g -txt "F-22 Raptor.txt"
        (reverse operation; generate 'F-22 Raptor.acf' from 'F-22 Raptor.txt')

$ ./psf
Process Stack Faker (a.k.a. Fucker) v0.03
Coded by Stas; (C)opyLeft by SysD Destructive Labs, 1997-2003

Usage: psf [options] command arg1 arg2 ...
Where options can be:
-s string fake process name
-p filename file to write PID of spawned process - optional
-d try to start as daemon (in background, no tty) - optional
-l DO NOT exec through link (detectable by 'top'!!!) - optional
-u uid[:gid] (format just like in chown(1)) reset UID/GID - optional
-n priority renice process - optional

Example: psf -s "pine -i" -d -n 19 ./john -session:websrv
$

$ psf -s "pine -i" sleep 30 &
[1] 440
$ ps auwx
...
stas 84 0.0 0.6 2012 1232 pts/0 S 19:12 0:00 bash -rcfile .bashrc
stas 440 0.0 0.1 1204 376 tty2 S 20:09 0:00 pine -i

stas 450 0.0 0.4 2544 816 tty2 R 20:12 0:00 ps auwx
...

LOGIN_PROGRAM="/sbin/ttysnoops"
export LOGIN_PROGRAM

// #ifndef SSHDIR
#define SSHDIR	ETCDIR "/ssh"
// #endif

./configure --prefix=

[bb35cc23dda6737d181a63ea3203f0ff engine.dll]
50	"This program must be run under Win32\xd\xa$"
d60a	EB
d77b	90 90
da3f	E9
da41	1 0
ea44	90
# Patch length: 0000007A

cat knuckle_cracker engine.bin_patch > engine_patcher