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Deltik.net
Deltik.org is now Deltik.net, and every web resource should be redirecting to
the new domain.
WHY?
.org was originally intended as a top-level domain for organizations that didn't
fit under other categories, and Deltik was supposed to be such an organization.
Today, .org is often registered by non-profits and open-source projects.
Although Deltik is still primarily focused on open-source contributions, it's
not much of an "organization" anymore, as it's run by just me.
The deciding factor for the move was a nice sale on .net domains that I found by
chance. I registered 10 years of deltik.net for $69.78, which I believe is
quite a bargain!
I intend to keep deltik.org around indefinitely, though, since I've had it for
over 13 years now, and there will continue to be backlinks outside my control
pointing to the old domain.
TRIVIA
The previous time Deltik changed its domain name was on 11 July 2008, when the
community raised enough money to buy deltik.org. At the time, Deltik had no
financial backing, so it took advantage of free hosting services for its early
years.
Posted by Deltik on Sunday 24 October 2021 - 17:33:43 Read/Post Comment: 0
Download Hyper-V Integration Services for Legacy Operating Systems
Microsoft Windows 10 and Microsoft Windows Server 2016 no longer include the
Hyper-V Integration Services ISO, vmguest.iso. The rationale behind this change
is that the latest supported Windows and Linux operating systems provide their
own Hyper-V integration.
This means that there is no built-in way to install Hyper-V Integration Services
into legacy operating systems such as Windows XP (Windows Embedded POSReady
2009).
Fortunately, there is a direct download link mirror to the Hyper-V Integration
Services 6.3.9300.16384 ISO, which came from Windows 8.1 / Windows Server 2012
R2. You can download this file and mount it as a CD in your legacy Hyper-V
guest to install Hyper-V Integration Services.
Downloads
* Direct from Internet Archive: vmguest.iso
* Direct from Internet Archive Wayback Machine: vmguest.iso
Checksums
* vmguest.iso, size: 27590656 bytes (27 MiB)
* vmguest.iso, MD5: e36d4976a4fa8b38726670eb332c4fea
* vmguest.iso, SHA1: 415d62038cf28c39af2ca63076a7df91a4524314
* vmguest.iso,
SHA256: d1037fd8e788ce8ed0df16ec21f057e74512d5b3d551cc9396c7ae95dccba10f
Posted by Deltik on Monday 20 February 2017 - 17:17:01 Read/Post Comment: 0
Legacy Deltik Products
In the past, Deltik's products site, products.deltik.org, provided demos of the
products published by Deltik from 2008 to 2011. Some of these products have
serious security or performance flaws that made them unsuitable for demoing on
Deltik.
As a result, the old products, now collectively called the "Legacy Deltik
Products", have been taken off of the demo site and published as an unsupported
archive.
Installation
The Legacy Deltik Products can be copied to any web server running PHP 5, and
they should run roughly as they did on Deltik. Note that some paths were
hard-coded and may break on your web server if you aren’t pretending to use the
virtual host products.deltik.org.
You can find the products on the Legacy Deltik Products GitHub repo and clone
them with this command:
git clone https://github.com/Deltik/products-legacy.git
A .tar.xz archive containing only the products folder can be downloaded
directly from GitHub or from Deltik.
Either of these commands performs the download and extraction into the current
directory:
curl -L 'https://github.com/Deltik/products-legacy/raw/master/products.tar.xz' | tar -xJvf -
curl -L 'https://content.deltik.net/products/legacy/products.tar.xz' | tar -xJvf -
What's Included
The GitHub repo contains a README.md file that explains what's included.
What's Happening to products.deltik.org
Currently, https://products.deltik.org/ just contains a static page explaining
what happened to the Legacy Deltik Products. If I choose to make something of
the subdomain, I'll replace it with whatever succeeds the Legacy Deltik
Products.
Problems with the Demos
The demos ran on the same unprivileged user as the main Deltik website, which
means that compromising one of the demos would allow an attacker to take control
of Deltik. I provide an example of a partial exploit in the extended version of
this news post. (I figured that it would be pointless to demonstrate a full
exploit, since the demos are no longer running here.)
It was also possible to do some denial of service attacks and proxy some attacks
through this server. I present a high-level overview of some attack examples in
the extended version of this news post.
[ Read the rest... ]
Posted by Deltik on Monday 19 September 2016 - 01:32:46 Read/Post Comment: 0
Throwback Thursday: Old Posts Republished
The Deltik news feed just got a lot more content. Having found some old backups
of this website, I performed a manual merge of the salvageable news articles and
comments from all of Deltik's history dating back to 2008.
For historical preservation, I republished these old articles and comments.
Most of the posts don't have a user assigned to them anymore, so they show up
as user ID 2, "Legacy User".
You're welcome to browse them by going back to the earliest pages, They're
probably not all that relevant anymore, but it could be interesting to see how
different things were back then.
Posted by Deltik on Thursday 16 June 2016 - 00:00:00 Read/Post Comment: 0
HTTPS Rollout
Hey, look!
Deltik.org is running on HTTPS now, finally.
When people ask me about this website and why it looks so lame, I tell them that
it's trapped in the past. Deltik.org looks almost the same as it did in 2008.
Well, I'm not changing how this site looks, except for the new lock icon in the
address bar. I've gone through the internal workings of this site and changed
many of the deltik.org hyperlinks to use HTTPS. Not everything on deltik.org is
configured properly for HTTPS, though.
What's Not Covered by HTTPS
The only notable thing is that the domain is configured with wildcard subdomains
(*.deltik.org), but I didn't buy a wildcard site certificate, which means that
wildcard subdomains such as http://csrf.deltik.org/ will only be valid over
HTTP, though they do have an invalid HTTPS certificate installed.
What's Covered by HTTPS
* deltik.org – Redirects to www.deltik.org
* www.deltik.org – This website
* content.deltik.org – My kind-of content distribution network (CDN) that I
would actually turn into a CDN if I hosted sufficiently popular files
* products.deltik.org – I never finished this dumb-looking page showcasing
Deltik products.
* my.deltik.org – A stalled/failed project for community-driven material on
Deltik
* man.deltik.org – MediaWiki used to be running on here, but I never took care
of it, and it got overrun by spam robots. I haven't bothered to delete this
site yet.
Posted by Deltik on Monday 29 February 2016 - 17:08:09 Read/Post Comment: 0
Log2Log v1.0.4 Released
Log2Log v1.0.4 has been released, and here is a screenshot showcasing the new
format converter:
(I know my French isn't perfect…)
New Features
* Ability to convert to Windows Live Messenger chat logs
* A slightly more readable incompatibility description box
Bugfixes
* The Pidgin source converter malfunctioned and gave zeroed timestamps due to
poor programming practices combined with Qt framework updates.
* The Windows Live Messenger default log path has been corrected.
Links
* Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/log2log/files/
* Project Site: http://log2log.sourceforge.net/
Credits
Thank you Jennifer! Jennifer contacted me requesting a converter from her
Pidgin so that she could use them with Windows Live Messenger.
To make this possible, I needed to know the formula to generate Microsoft
Passport numbers. Thanks to Harry Parsonage's .NET application (Deltik mirror),
this was possible.
Windows Live Messenger was discontinued a few years ago, and its usage is
disabled by default, but there exists a significant community that wants to keep
Windows Live Messenger alive. At the time of writing, people can use Messenger
Reviver to continue using Windows Live Messenger.
Though a new version of Log2Log v1.x has been released, it is running on limited
support. New format converters are being created only on demand.
Posted by Deltik on Tuesday 17 March 2015 - 20:46:01 Read/Post Comment: 0
Dead Links
If you browse this site… well, I'm surprised, since the activity on this site is
as dead as some of the links on it.
In all seriousness, if you browse this site, you might notice some dead links.
Some of them are images.
New Links
One of the things I like the least about the Internet is dead links, and I will
begin my part to prevent them. Starting today, all new content will be hosted
in-house at Deltik, especially now that we have much larger server resources
than when we first started out on 31 March 2008. Content may be served by a
third-party content distribution network, but it will all originate from right
here, at content.deltik.net.
Existing Links
The main reason that I'm not replacing links that are currently on the site,
especially the dead ones, is that I don't have their original sources. Many of
them might be on some scattered backups that I can't find, or they might have
been lost forever (which is difficult to believe on the Internet, isn't it?).
Over time, I intend to replace all current media that I've uploaded with
sources hosted here at Deltik.
Posted by Deltik on Sunday 26 October 2014 - 01:41:36 Read/Post Comment: 0
Log2Log v1.0.3 Released
Announcing…
New Features
* Ability to convert from Digsby chat logs
* Ability to convert to Pidgin chat logs
Bugfixes
* Update checker is now compatible with the SourceForge web server by sending a
user agent.
Links
* Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/log2log/files/
* Project Site: http://log2log.sourceforge.net/
Credits
Thank you Steve! Steve contacted me requesting a converter from his 2200 Digsby
logs with AIM, Google Talk, MSN, and Yahoo!, and I delivered. Though a new
version of Log2Log v1.x has been released, it is running on limited support.
New format converters are being created only on demand.
Posted by Deltik on Sunday 26 October 2014 - 00:27:40 Read/Post Comment: 0
Farewell to Meebo Messenger and Log2Log v1.x
Meebo Messenger is going away, and so is the
Log2Log
Chat Log Converter v1.x branch.
Whaaa...?
Google has acquired Meebo, so Meebo Messenger is closing down. On 23 June 2012,
Deltik pushed out an update, Log2Log v1.0.1—the last in the v1.x branch.
Log2Log v1.x has succeeded in it's original goal to convert Meebo chat logs,
but due to very poor programming practices, Log2Log v1.x can no longer be
supported.
The Log2Log v1.x branch has been deprecated. This is the final release of
Log2Log v1.x (v1.0.1) as of 23 June 2012. You may ask for a custom-built
release; Deltik will help you support new format converters if you ask.
What Went Wrong
Unfortunately, the only active developer on the Log2Log team (Deltik) is a
really bad computer programmer, and he ruined the v1.x branch. The program is:
* ugly (poor coding practices),
* inflexible (no foreign language support),
* inextensible (no plugin support),
* bulky (unoptimized), and
* leaky (no memory management).
Log2Log v2.x?
A Log2Log v2.x branch is planned, but there are not enough human resources to
make the project possible.
Version 2 shall:
* improve memory management drastically,
* take advantage of multiple threads (GUI, reading source data, converting to
destination format, saving converted data),
* have multilingual support, and
* have format converters in a modular plug-in design.
Loguntu
I've talked about Loguntu before...
The Loguntu project might also be started along with Log2Log v2.x. Loguntu is
planned to be the ultimate digital life interface for all personal data. It
looks really awesome on paper, but guess what? Nobody cares.
Hello?
Nobody even noticed that Deltik turned 4 years old on 31 March 2012... and the
post from Deltik's 3rd birthday is not many posts away from this one... :(
Supporting Loguntu and Log2Log v2.x
If you're interested in the Loguntu project or seeing the Log2Log project go
further, just let us know at http://loguntu.com/. (The link works as of 23 June
2012. I'll try to keep it up for a while.) UPDATE 04 July 2012: I bought the
domain name LOGUNTU.COM, mm-kay? :P
Posted by Deltik on Monday 25 June 2012 - 12:59:48 Read/Post Comment: 0
We're Still Here…
WindowsMacLinux
We're Still Here
Deltik's top priority project, Log2Log, is still very active. We're working on
it as hard as we can and will continue to do so until it's production-ready.
What's Taking So Long?
Don't believe that we're working hard on it? See for yourself!
Creating a chat log converter is by no means easy. Me? I want Log2Log to be
released as soon as possible without sacrificing the originally intended
enterprise-grade quality. In order to do that, I have to learn C++ and the Qt
framework on-the-fly while programming Log2Log.
Log2Log was intended to be released at the end of August 2011. The development
team has underestimated how much work it would take to create it, but don't let
that get you down. I really, really, really want Log2Log ready for people by
the end of this month, September 2011.
What Works
Surely we have made some progress in the several weeks of persistent
development. This is the rundown of what works in Log2Log as of 10 September
2011:
* Fully capable of reading files from a directory, feeding them through the
format converters, and saving the converted files
* Interface shows what data may be lost in the conversion process (formats
don't store the same data)
* Feature to "Check for Updates"
But there are a plethora of things that don't work:
* Most of the planned format converters have not been created yet.
Detailed Priorities
As of 08 September 2011, here are the priorities for development of Log2Log
format converters:
1. Pidgin HTML -- Log2Log was originally created on 01 January 2011 with this
format in mind. Pidgin HTML is complicated, and if I can create a good
format converter for it, the others can easily fall in place.
2. Meebo (download) -- This was the reason why I wanted to create Log2Log. The
format would be very easy to convert to and from, but there is a major
problem to solve: The chat logs must be downloaded from a remote server.
The code for doing this already exists, but originally, I had made it in a
different programming language, PHP. It's now a matter of porting it to the
language that Log2Log is now programmed in, C++.
3. Log2Log JSON (standardized export) -- For advanced purposes, I intend to
create this format converter. Theoretically, this should take only minutes
to create because it directly exports what Log2Log already does in the
background.
4. Trillian -- Trillian stores its chat logs in XML format. Pidgin HTML is
also like XML, so with that established foundation, I should have no problem
creating a format converter to and from Trillian.
5. Windows Live Messenger -- By input from an eagerly waiting person, I'll
create the Windows Live Messenger format converter. I looked at the chat
log format, which was XML as well. Since Pidgin HTML will have been
completed by the time I start working on this format converter, it should be
very easy to read this format.
6. AIM -- Also by request, I intend AIM to be the sixth format converter I
make. AIM chat logs are in HTML, and they resemble Meebo chat logs, but
they're somewhat more detailed. It seems rather easy to create this format
converter as well.
7. Skype -- Personally, I also want a Skype format converter. There is a major
frustration, though. Skype thought that it would be funny to create their
own eccentric chat log format. The format makes absolutely no logical sense
at all, but all the data exists. In order to read it, I have to drop down
to a very primitive level and scan the binary data. I started work on it in
PHP, but once again, I have to port it to C++ because Log2Log is now written
in C++.
Loguntu
Loguntu has been envisioned, and some planning has been done. As for a server
to host Loguntu on, we are trying to secure one by 04 October 2011.
Thank You
* Igor Cardoso — still sticking with the Log2Log project
* John — for helping us know what to work on next in the development of Log2Log
Posted by Deltik on Sunday 11 September 2011 - 16:50:58 Read/Post Comment: 0
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