My ‘costume’ is rather plain this year. A blood choker was all I took the time to go with. I am still the most dressed up person at work. Will have to do more next year. The GF had the idea of Playboy Bunnies for us, which would be fun.
Convert a WS_FTP configuration file to a format for FileZilla.
Posted by Rose Bush on October 31st, 2012
I originally read about this script here. Decided to include the script below:
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#!/usr/bin/php <? /* This script takes a config file from WS_FTP (WS_FTP.ini) and converts it to filezilla format Version 1.0 Author: Andrew Kerr (andrew@arrkerr.com) Credit is given where due in the function headers I make no claims about this program, use it at your own risk. If for some reason anything in this script violates any rules on the part of wsftp or filezilla, please do not use it and let me know so that I can remove it. */ if ($argc != 2) { die("Usage: ". $argv[0] ." <wsftp config file>\n"); } $inFile = $argv[1]; $outFile = "FileZilla.xml"; // open up the input file if (!$inFH = fopen($inFile, "r")) { die("Unable to open the wsftp config file\n"); } // open up the output file if (!$outFH = fopen($outFile, 'w')) { die("Unable to open the wsftp config file\n"); } // a variable to keep track of if we're working on the very first host or not $firstHost = true; // print the config file header printHeader($outFH); // loop through the file one line at a time while ($currentLine = fgets($inFH)) { // check for an empty line if (strLen($currentLine) > 1) { // if the line starts with a [ then it is a new site, and a new site name if (substr($currentLine,0,1) == "[") { if ($firstHost == false) { //write out the site config writeSite($siteName, $hostName, $userName, $password, $remoteDir, $passive, $outFH); } $firstHost = false; $siteName = ltrim(trim(rtrim($currentLine), "\]"), "\["); } // otherwise it is a parameter to a previous site name else { // seperate the paramter from the value list($param, $val) = split("=", $currentLine, 2); switch ($param) { case "HOST": $hostName = chop($val); break; case "rdir0": $remoteDir = chop($val); break; case "UID": $userName = chop($val); break; case "PWD": $password = encryptFilezilla(decryptWSFTP("PWD=" . chop($val))); break; case "PASVMODE": $passive = chop($val); break; } } } } // write out the last site once we hit the end of the file if ($firstHost == false) { //write out the site config writeSite($siteName, $hostName, $userName, $password, $remoteDir, $passive, $outFH); } // print the footer printFooter($outFH); // close the input and output files fclose($inFH); fclose($outFH); /* Write the filezilla site config */ function writeSite($siteName, $hostName, $userName, $password, $remoteDir, $passive, $outFH) { if (($passive != 0) && ($passive != 1)) { // If PASVMODE was blank in the WS_FTP config (which it wouldn't ever be?) set it to 0 // 0 in FileZilla is "default" $passive = 0; } if ($passive = 0) { // WS_FTP uses 0 for active, FileZilla uses 2 $passive = 2; } // $passive=2; // if you need to convert everything to active (I did because of our firewall) fwrite($outFH, '<Site Name="' . $siteName . '" Host="' . $hostName . '" Port="21" User="' . $userName . '" Account="" RemoteDir='. $remoteDir .' LocalDir="" Pass="' . $password . '" Logontype="1" FWBypass="0" DontSavePass="0" ServerType="" PasvMode="' . $passive . '" TimeZoneOffset="0" TimeZoneOffsetMinutes="0" Comments="" UTF8="0" DefaultSite="0" />' . "\n"); } /* Convert the ws_ftp password to plain-text Converted from the javascript version at: http://www.tele-pro.co.uk/software/ws%5Fftp%5Fpass/ */ function decryptWSFTP($str) { $out = ""; $pw = substr($str, 37, strlen($str)); for ($i=0; $i<(strlen($pw)/2); $i++) { $character = substr($pw, $i*2, 2); $sal = substr($str, 5+$i, 1); $claro = ("0x". $character)-$i-1-((47+parseInt("0x" . $sal))%57); $out = $out . chr($claro); } return $out; } /* php version of the javascript parseInt() function that convers an int to a char */ function parseInt($data) { return intval(substr($data,0,8),16); } /* Convert a plain-text password to filezilla format Based on a version from http://www.sourceshock.com/details_snippet/39/ */ function encryptFilezilla($str) { $encryptionKey = "FILEZILLA1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"; $pos = strlen($str) % strlen($encryptionKey); $ret = ""; for ($i=0; $i<strlen($str); $i++) { $x = sprintf("%s",$str[$i] ^ $encryptionKey[($i + $pos) % strlen($encryptionKey)]); if (preg_match("/[^a-z]/",$str[$i])) { $min = 3 - strlen(ord($x)); $z = str_repeat('0',$min) . ord($x); } else { $z = "0" . ord($x); } $ret .= $z; } return $ret; } /* Print the filezilla config file footer */ function printFooter($outFH) { fwrite($outFH, '</Sites>' . "\n" . '<Settings>' . "\n" . '</Settings>' . "\n" . '<RecentServers/>' . "\n" . '</FileZilla>' . "\n"); } /* Print the filezilla config file header */ function printHeader($outFH) { fwrite($outFH, '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>' . "\n" . '<FileZilla>'. "\n" . '<Sites>'. "\n"); } ?> |
Unable to Connect to C$ with a UNC connection on Windows Server 2008 (2k8), Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2012 (2k12)
Posted by Rose Bush on October 25th, 2012
Windows Vista, 7, Server 2008, 2008 R2 and newer Windows operating systems do not allow a user that is NOT the local Administrator access to the UNC location of c$ as it is considered an administrative share. This is a security within UAC (That I recommend leaving intact, I like security). Wiki makes mention of re enabling the access here. There is mention of this in a answer page on Microsoft here. A workaround is to create a folder and share that, then from the second machine UNC to \\hostname\sharename replacing ‘hostname’ with the hostname or IP and replacing ‘sharename’ with the name of the share created. I failed to realize this right away and was trying to connect to \\hostname\c$\sharename unsuccessfully.
Industrial Lathe Man
Posted by Rose Bush on October 24th, 2012
Industrial Lathe Man, apparently gets his power from coal.
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