Please offer compiled binaries for Windows, etc.

[Zero3K]

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Thanks in advance.

[giannitedesco]

It should compile relatively cleanly under mingw, it needs os-posix.c re-implemented for windows with a little bit of winsock glue.

Unfortunately I don't really have the time for this (or much other unpaid work at all) right now. Also, I suspect the streamate protocol has probably moved along somewhat and the code will need updating in general.

[Zero3K]

I don't think it changed that much. I and another guy tried compiling it but ran into some errors (such as needing hgang.c, etc. along with the syntax not being correct). Do you still have any of the binaries you compiled earlier?

[giannitedesco]

Pushed an update which should fix compile issues.

[Zero3K]

This is what is now happening when compiling it using Portable Ubuntu via coLinux:

pubuntu@pubuntu:~/Desktop/project-mayhem-master$ make [C] blob.c [C] os-posix.c [C] amf3.c [C] amf.c [C] hexdump.c [C] nbio.c [C] nbio-connecter.c [C] nbio-listener.c [C] nbio-epoll.c [C] nbio-poll.c [C] cvars.c [C] netstatus.c [C] rtmp.c [C] flv.c [C] mayhem.c [C] mayhem-amf.c [C] dump.c [LINK] wmdump [C] amfparse.c [LINK] amfparse [C] hgang.c hgang.c:11:19: warning: hgang.h: No such file or directory hgang.c:36: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ hgang.c:80: error: expected ‘=’, ‘,’, ‘;’, ‘asm’ or ‘attribute’ before ‘hgang_new’ hgang.c:158: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ hgang.c:188: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ hgang.c:213: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ hgang.c:233: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ hgang.c:255: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘h’ make: *\ [hgang.o] Error 1

[Zero3K]

Trying to compile it using TDM-GCC (http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/) results in this:

C:\Users\Bryan\Desktop\project-mayhem-master>mingw32-make " [C] os-posix.c" In file included from os-posix.c:6:0: include/os.h:9:9: error: unknown type name 'SOCKET' typedef SOCKET os_sock_t; ^ os-posix.c:8:24: fatal error: sys/socket.h: No such file or directory

include <sys/socket.h>

                    ^

compilation terminated. Makefile:146: recipe for target 'os-posix.o' failed mingw32-make: *\ [os-posix.o] Error 1

[Zero3K]

I just tried to compile it using Cygwin. Here's a link to the errors I received when doing so:

http://pastebin.com/igaFzsxb

[Zero3K]

Btw, will this program allow the viewing of Private Sessions?

[giannitedesco]

I pushed another change to fix the linux compile issues.

I never got paid/private stuff working. It costs money to experiment with and reverse engineer that stuff. So I didn't get around to it. Although it's kind of close.

The windows compile issue is that windows.h needs to be included, and all the functions in os-posix.c need to be re-implemented for windows.

[Zero3K]

What do you mean by "kind of close"?

[giannitedesco]

I just mean, no pre-requisites needed, you can just go ahead and implement the relevant message types.

[Zero3K]

Now I'm getting these errors when compiling it via Portable Ubuntu via coLinux:

[C] blob.c [C] os-posix.c [C] amf3.c [C] amf.c [C] hexdump.c [C] nbio.c [C] nbio-connecter.c [C] nbio-listener.c In file included from nbio-listener.c:14: /usr/include/linux/netfilter_ipv4.h:53: error: ‘INT_MIN’ undeclared here (not in a function) /usr/include/linux/netfilter_ipv4.h:64: error: ‘INT_MAX’ undeclared here (not in a function) make: *\ [nbio-listener.o] Error 1

[giannitedesco]

Fixed. Well, worked around, the error is in their kernel headers package.

[Zero3K]

Now it compiles with no errors. I tried compiling wmcleint by running its script. It gave me the following errors:

mport: unable to open image `pymayhem': Is a directory @ blob.c/OpenBlob/2480. from: can't read /var/mail/collections from: can't read /var/mail/time ./wmclient: 12: class: not found ./wmclient: 13: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

[giannitedesco]

Erm. No idea what went wrong there, it's just a python script.

Try: python wmclient

[Zero3K]

I can't get it to run. Please compile them so I and others can run them without having to get our hands dirty.

[giannitedesco]

You already compiled it. The problem is that your shell or python (interpreted languages) environments are not working. I cannot fix that without more info. And honestly the problem looks like python isn't even running. Just type python ./wmclient - what happened?

This is not release/production software. It's open source hobbyist software, which is incomplete. And of basically of little to no interest to non-programmers, since it's unfinished, experimental, and nobody is paid to support it.

And where should I host the compiled binaries? Possibly including malware :P

[Zero3K]

1* This is what happens when I try to run it now (in Portable Ubuntu):

Traceback (most recent call last): File "./wmclient", line 4, in import mayhem ImportError: No module named mayhem

2* You can upload them here to a /bin/ directory.

[giannitedesco]

Which won't fix your problem since python is an interpreted language.

$ make mayhem.so

did your previous make run even succeed? is python-dev installed?

[giannitedesco]

And for which version of python should I compile the python extensions? which OS? how often should I update them to respond to further issues with binary compatibility? :)

You see, software development is time-consuming and expensive, heh.

[Zero3K]

I managed to get wmclient to load. But, it doesn't display a model's stream. Here's the errors it gave me:

conn: webcammayhem.com None conn: m2.nsimg.net None conn: m1.nsimg.net None Exception in thread Thread-1: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 532, in __bootstrap_inner self.run() File "/home/pubuntu/Desktop/project-mayhem-master/pymayhem/webthread.py", line 35, in run self._do_work(work) File "/home/pubuntu/Desktop/project-mayhem-master/pymayhem/webthread.py", line 72, in _do_work req.cb(r, d) File "/home/pubuntu/Desktop/project-mayhem-master/pymayhem/webthread.py", line 125, in Closure cb(h.result, url) File "./wmclient", line 387, in got_vars v = self.convert(d, url) File "./wmclient", line 355, in convert v.sid = int(d['p_sid']) KeyError: 'p_sid'

[giannitedesco]

Like I said, it's probably changed in the last few years..

[Zero3K]

Btw, here's a ZIP of the source, object files, and binaries (that are compiled for Ubuntu v10.04 and up):

http://d-h.st/OOgx

[giannitedesco]

Thanks

[giannitedesco]

Closing because compile issues seem resolved. You might want to open another to track that the HTML has changed in the last year or 2 causing web scraping to fail.