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cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
@/all Hello and welcome to ccTCP/contribute! Here potential candidates can talk about ccTCP and its current status / progress. Suggestions or pull requests are permitted and we love the feedback. Thanks for joining!
Creator
@Creator
hi
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
!!
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
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cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
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@craycraycoco If you would, please give us a small background on any previous network experience you may have and how well you think you'd be able to translate that knowledge into code for use in ComputerCraft. Also please state what role you'd like to take part as in the organization.
Jared Allard
@jaredallard
Greetings as well!
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
@jaredallard Hey! :)
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
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Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
Well I have been working with networking for years, I currently manage InZernet Technologies and we use Cisco products, Dell switches, servers, etc and I am the one who pretty much does everything concerning networking. I also have a friend who is a network engineer and we talk about a lot of networking situations and such. I can translate this into ComputerCraft as I have extensive knowledge in HTML, PHP, JS, C++, C+, C#, VB.NET and many others so Lua is no big deal. In the Organization, I would like to develop ccTCP as I developed my own "Internet" called the InZernet.
Also for your guys' packets, I would recommend just sending packets not actual 1's and 0's or you will get 20bits/sec at the best scenario
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
Nice, also, we arent sending them in binary for the many reasons
@creator , @jaredallard@DemHydraz any questions...
@craycraycoco we currently have two project repos under the ccTCP org. ccTCPf and ccTCPos. ccTCPf is the framework or 'network stack' and ccTCPos is the Cisco inspired OS that overlays ccTCPf which we will release separately
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
I'm the "lead" for cctcp OS
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
:)
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
I got a 4K display!
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
awesome!
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Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
I can barely read my terminal in this!
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
lol
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
point is
the shit's bananas
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
lol @DemHydraz do you have anything to ask @craycraycoco on joining the org?
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
negative
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
@Creator isn't online right now so when he gets on we'll see if he has any questions
@craycraycoco just to clarify, you understand both proprietary and industry standard protocols such as HSRP/VRRP, RSTP+/MST EIGRP/OSPF so forth?
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
IDON'TATALL
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
lol
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
dude
this monitor is totally the shit
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
@cmdpwnd I do understand all of those protocols and HSRP is Cisco Proprietary so it can't be an industry standard as only Cisco can use it.
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
proprietary and industry standard protocols such as
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
@DemHydraz My bad, didn't see that.
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
:P
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
So are you guys sending the information in binary?
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
do you know CC?
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
I do, I was reading on a forum post to see if data could be sent in binary, and was wondering what you guys came up with.
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
@cmdpwnd tables right?
Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
That how I originally designed mine as well :P
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
my networking not-IP-inspired thing works on strings
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Cody Robinson
@craycraycoco
Do you guys have a working model?
Matheus Magalhães de Alcantara
@demhydraz
don't think so
cmdpwnd
@cmdpwnd
Only concepts, the base is to follow the OSI model but we don't really have any defined 'this is how we are implementing this' structure, which honestly, we really need because it gives a clear view of what and how to build