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Re: Accessing IE/Netscape incomming data
From: tschroed () ACM ORG (Trevor Schroeder)
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 00:14:51 -0500
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Alan Cox wrote:
You patch winsock.dll typically. You move the official one to owinsck.dll and make your new winsock.dll reporcess all the calls then call the original. Its mich like the LD_PRELOAD facilities in Unix systems
Only not. LD_PRELOAD allows a user to selectively proload certain libraries, however, it does not require them to shuffle around system libraries to make way for the ones they want to load in. I can't tell you how many times I've been burned (in a support role, not as a user ;) by Windows apps that decide that they have The One True Library and blithely overwrite a DLL with an older version (or a newer one) that subsequently breaks a bunch of other apps. It's a retarded scheme. .......................................................................... : "I knew it was going to cost me my head and also my swivel chair, but : : I thought: What the hell--better men than I have risked their heads : : and their swivel chairs for truth and justice." -- James P. Cannon : :........... http://www.zweknu.org/ for PGP key and more ................:
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