I was bored, so I whipped something up for people to quickly test tripcodes in.

<?php

function tripcode($name)
{
if(ereg("(#|!)(.*)", $name, $matches))
{
$cap = $matches[2];
$cap = strtr($cap,"&", "&");
$cap = strtr($cap,",", ",");
$salt = substr($cap."H.",1,2);
$salt = ereg_replace("[^\.-z]",".",$salt);
$salt = strtr($salt,":;?@[\\]^_`","ABCDEFGabcdef");
return substr(crypt($cap,$salt),-10)."";
}
}
if(isset($_POST['submit'])) {
echo htmlspecialchars($_POST["name"]) . "#" . tripcode("!".$_POST["trip"]);

}
?>
http://pastebin.com/2sbSqUAt

I may post a live version if the thread gets enough attention.

We test tripcodes IN the test board. Which is simple enough to do as it is, so...why do we need some other way when we can just go to test?

This is a lot faster.

http://dorasu.net/member/chatting/trip/

I'm a tad bit confused as to how to make it work on there. I know how to do trips to an extent and to the rest I just Google it. Perhaps on yours have a sort of text 'help' area so people can read it when using that URL?

It appears to work just fine. Not to sound skeptical, however, but I'd be much more comfortable with code that runs purely client-side.

I probably don't have to explain my reasoning for that, though - and I'm not really that concerned.

>>6 That's impossible. This uses a pure exact hash as Kareha.

>>7 The script is up there. It's just a form with a generated hash function.

>>8 Yeah, I understand the whole phishing thing. That's why I posted the source above.

>>10 Complete nonsense.

>>12 Provide source.

>>10 In what way is the tripcode different with this method than the one here on BBS? I tried mine, and it came out with the same value. But I didn't really do a sweep of different ones to test it out.

I'm not asking you to reveal tripcodes or anything, but what is the criteria for the result differing?

The guy is trying to be an idiot, Misuto.

>>16 Well I can't make a judgement call on that until he actually provides evidence. Though, avoiding the question does feel invalidating.

>>17 Please read what? So far you've only said it doesn't work "with certain csets" and that means nothing to me when I asked for an example . -.

I'm honestly just curious how the thing works, but I'm sure Plato would appreciate some specificity as well to back up your claims. You can't debug something without more detailed knowledge of what is messing up.

Also, I'm not too familiar with php, but the first two strstr lines seem to be used to parse out problematic characters that would otherwise fuck with the input. I could be wrong, though.

So essentially, you have no idea how it works.

Thanks for clearing that up - I had my doubts! Unfortunately I'm not going to look it up because I only cared as much as you did, which you don't seem to at all. It was more a push for you to give more effort if you were going to bother criticizing, and because I mistakenly thought I was speaking to someone who was actually savvy.

After all, any jackoff can walk into a conversation and pretend to know what they're saying, and then scapegoat the first person to ask a question as a cheap ploy to give their standing permanence. But feel free to prove me wrong on this - in fact I invite it. I'm still hoping you have something to say other than arrogant fluff.

Whoops. Was typing that before >>22.

I wasn't asking for help, I was asking for elaboration. I figured if you were going to bother bringing something up, you'd bother to shed light on it instead of trashtalking anyone who wasn't in the know.

I get you're trying to emulate the air of some oldfag but I could give less fucks whether or not someone knows a thing I don't.

You treat it as if it's common knowledge. I just don't understand why you couldn't just give the gist of it right off the bat instead of scoffing and playing it off.

But I do apologize - I think I got a little more frustrated at you than was necessary. Probably let Thiamor's notion set a precedent without realizing it, but I do hate the attitude that people who know their shit feel in the right for treating those who aren't like shit, unless there's reason to. And a simple question isn't a reason.

I'm not currently at leisure at the moment to look into kareha's script even if I wanted to, but I really was purely curious how it works. My only guess is you're referring to secure tripcodes? Just a yes or no this time will do.

I should really type faster.

>>28 Thank you, that's all I was asking.

My only misunderstanding, looking back, was "cset" - I don't consider myself very experienced but honestly I'm a little embarrassed I didn't interpret it as "character set".

It's the tech board so technical discussions are a thing too - it isn't necessarily reserved for the most savvy. And frankly I'm not used to people in this community being savvy in the first place.

I'm more than happy to fuck up if it means I was wrong about that.

Yup.

I like how this tech savvy Anonymous avoided giving out examples to prove his statement until he finally did so in post 28, when really, that's all he needed to do; instead he just said use google or just criticizing Misuto's mental capacity.

Ever heard of Reading Comprehension, tech Anon? You're lacking that. Seems like someone passed their computer class, but failed their English, as noted by his grammar usage. He has none, by the way.

>>35 That wasn't necessary. I stopped prodding him because he did give an answer in the end - it's a bit petty to keep going after that.

I'm more concerned now why those characters are treated differently with the code here, but I'll leave that to someone who actually needs to know it to figure it out I suppose.

Is is possible to 'decode' a tripcode into the password that created it? Or, in other words, figure out the password required to make a certain tripcode? I thought password hashing was one way, but I saw Thiamor's tripcode, Enough.h12, and seeing the entire English word made me think he might have reversed engineered it somehow.

>>39 "Q: How do I make a custom tripcode? Is it just clever character placement or another website that does it? And if so can I have a link to it please?
A: http://desktopthread.com/Tripcode_Explorer/ Use this to help you make your custom tripcode. The limit before the thing takes like... More than hour to get your custom is around 7 characters."

He probably used this, or some other kind of program to get his custom tripcode.

The quote was from the FAQ by the way.

>>40 No. As seen above, it's generating straight from the function. It's the Futallaby method in simple a form.

As for this "savvy Anonymous avoided," I didn't see some of the last posts.


If >>38 just posted the Kareha perl trip function instead of the PHP Futallaby, I'm going to laugh.

>>42 >>42 I thought Inuhakka was asking how'd Thiamor get his unique tripcode, in which I posted a probable method in which he did, which was Tripcode Explorer. It was in the FAQ.