hey to all you xchat using mircryptors!

after someone (bt) joined #mircryption on efnet, pointing out a little bug (or two, or three, ...)
i sat down and invested a couple of hours into (re)writing some of mircryption/xchat's code

now just wait for mouser to upload the latest version so you can grab it from your trusted source @ donationcoder

you can look forward to
- key migration. if someone with a encryption key set changes his/her nick, the key will stick to the new nick (the mirc version had this since the beginning)
- more flexible theme settings (still hardcoded, but more choice and hopefully easier to understand)
- we are now catching the incoming text while it's still in RAW, thus preventing xchat from accidentally hilighting your nick within the base64 string (thanks bt for pointing that one out)
- nick hilighting! yes! finally you can get nick hilighting even if the text was encrypted

quite some work went into the message-re-issue code that enables us to use xchat's native nick-hilighting facilities even if the incoming text is (was) encrypted.
thanks to zed (xchat's coder) for giving me some very helpful pointers as to what's possible and safe to do.
since it's kinda weird if you just look at the code i spent some time to document it properly using a perverted version of a sequence diagram:

(click for full size)

following in the footsteps of my previous post on signs (link)
here's something to make your very own warning signs

http://www.warningsigngenerator.com/


looking for more generator stuff? check out this thread by mouser

YAReG - read ReiserFS partitions in Windows

This tool only supports reading, tho that's better than nothing at all.
No installation is necessary, just un-pack and run yareg.exe, it will auto-detect the reiserfs partitions you have on your system.
The only dependency is the .NET framework, which you can also download from the page in case it is missing

And without further ado, the tool:
http://yareg.akucom.de/


Ext2(3) Installable File System For Windows

This one is also able to access ext3 partitions, full access with read and write on top of that
You need to run the installer for this one, since it is somewhat bigger but offers way more features, too.

Website for Ext2 IFS:
http://www.fs-driver.org/


P.S.:
All the tools are free and released under the GPL