phpking.com WHAT???

[Anon]

Hello. Have you ever thought as yourself as a PHPKing? Well just look at www.phpking.com its horrible. If you know who owns it tell them to release the domain. There are tons of other people that could take the domain and do some good with it. Oh and that image you see on the site is a still image. Its not even an updated image!
OH my.
Ziggs

[Anon]

First off he could be in the midst of revamping. Secondly, this is still a free market and he can do anything he pleases. (I personally think its kind of a dumb domain name). 3rd try looking at a whois once in a while:

Steve Wasek owns this domain name. And as soon as you figure out how to work the whois standard, (its not that hard), you can get his number, email address, and real address.

Pls. Keep toping on PHP matters. Not domain sitting.

[Anon]

Oh is this what you meant?
You really think that I didn't do it already? I was wondering if anyone knows Mr. Wasek, seeing if he was going to renew or not. He hasn't returned my E-Mails. So if you know Mr. Wasek then ask him if he plans on renewing it or not. June 16, 2002 it expires. And I personally don't care if you think its a stupid domain. Oh and Nashirak you might want to set your server time right. Apache, running PHP 4.0.5. And your running a DNS off your workstation? Hopefully your running PROXY. Debian?? Why that? So now that we have not ran into anything constructive I am going to leave. Oh and I listed below the WHOIS page. They registered it with Register.com. Back in 2000. So have a great day!
I know you

Organization:
Steve Wasek
Steve Wasek
3588 Plymouth Rd. #393
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
US
Phone: [phone]
Fax..: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Registrar Name....: Register.com
Registrar Whois...: whois.register.com
Registrar Homepage: http://www.register.com

Domain Name: phpking.com Enter amount (min $200.00)

  Created on..............: Fri, Jun 16, 2000
  Expires on..............: Sun, Jun 16, 2002
  Record last updated on..: Fri, Nov 02, 2001

Administrative Contact:
Steve Wasek
Steve Wasek
3588 Plymouth Rd. #393
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
US
Phone: [phone]
Fax..: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Technical Contact:
Steve Wasek
Steve Wasek
3588 Plymouth Rd. #393
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
US
Phone: [phone]
Fax..: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Zone Contact:
Steve Wasek
Steve Wasek
3588 Plymouth Rd. #393
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
US
Phone: [phone]
Fax..: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Domain servers in listed order:

DNS21.REGISTER.COM 209.67.50.85

DNS22.REGISTER.COM 209.67.50.86

[Anon]

Actually, all that Proxy stuff you saw, is all my own firwall filtering, and am running some JAVA stuff. But I am glad you know whois, as well as ssh, ftp-data (which is closed??), ssh and yes apache... btw you should really upgrade you kernel version from the 2.2.x series (or so) lots of new and interesting things. Thanks for the scan. 🙂

[Anon]

Not a problem. I will do that. I just got my box up and running. MB decided to bite the dust. So had to get another one. How do you update your kernel? I really havent found a decent place to show how to. Also thanks for the scan back! 🙂 Yea and I did notice the JAVA stuff just didn't care a whole lot about it. Unix eh? Nice choice. I am a Linux guy myself. Lots of new interesting things? See I need my server to do 1. Apache 2. PHP 3. MySQL. That is all. I have 4 others that take care of my design stuff, programming things, in house file server, and one that is part of my linux server cluster (IDE! Yea!!!) (That thing is fast!). Talk to you later. If you get bored IM me at chads2k2. Lata!
Chad

[Anon]

Unix??? Debian is GNU Linux. Its the closest to true GNU/Linux. See http://www.debian.org . Its great cause it has a wonderful packaging system, as apposed to redhat or mandrake that has rpms that have dependencies upon dependencies... if I want a program I just type apt-get install <package name> it goes out gets the correct version, then tells me, "O yea you need this too to work", and gets that as well, also does good with conflicting files. Finally really nice feature... I just apt-get upgrade and all the packages on my system get checked and if there is a newer version it gets it and installs it.

I actually have 3 computers right now... the 4th is a server, but not completed yet. (Dang its hard to find cheap SCSI), but when completed it should have about 1 Teribyte of disk space. Ok... sorry back to PHP stuff. 🙂 Later (by the way if you use nmap to port scan try the -sS option, your scan wont show up in a log file 🙂 )

[interactive]

lol so many wanna b's so lil time, i mean come on scanning each other how old are you guys? lol scsi rules you know it, can some one say true ultra 160? lmao

[Anon]

Yea SCSI is sweet. Though my MB doesnt support it though. I am not actually running a dedicated server. I took a old desktop of mine and put Linux on 🙂. Then did static internal VLANs w/static addresses and port forwarding, running all off a Linksys router. Nice little thing works well. Like I said I am running Slackware, a flavor of Linux. And no I didnt use nMap. I used Superscan for PC. I didn't feel like taking the time and going five feet to my other computer. 🙂 or even SSHing in. I am lazy. My install process looks something like.
./configure
make
make install

that usually works for almost everything. Though I first CAT the readme's. I hate RedHat and Mandrake with a passion! I have RedHat 7.2 or 7.1 whatever thier newest stable is. I just don't like it. The rpm thing is gay. Yea though I will use the -sS option when I feel the need to be a script kitty. 🙂 Lata
I know you

[Anon]

"lol so many wanna b's so lil time" What the hell does that mean? How old are we? Hey here is a better question. How many times have you ever been scanned in your life? Port Scanning is happening all the time. You can simply give an IP address range and scan. So if I really wanted to I could do 1.1.1.1 to 254.254.254.254 that would scan all the internet. People honestly sit there and put in address ranges and scan the hell outta you till they can find an open port then exploit you for gain. That is where hackers live. I will say thats just the Scriptkitty hackers. You get my drift though. So you might wanna rethink what you say Interactive. Because
I know you

[interactive]

lol script kitties are the only idiots that sit there and waste there time scanning ports, true hackers hack something with a purpose not to be an idiot. Oh ya and i have more firewalls on my network then you have pennies in the bank im not afraid of anyone, unlike some people :: cough cough :: anyways i dont give a crap about it so just stfu

[interactive]

lol oh yah and most motherboards support scsi, course my supermicro does can you say ultra 160? thats 160 mb's ya per second,