How come I get this error?

[Ambiguities]

How come this errors?:

code:

var password := "whatever" var exityes : int var passtry : string var try : array 1 .. 62 of string := init ("1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "0", "a", "A", "b", "B", "c", "C", "d", "D", "e", "E", "f", "F", "g", "G", "h", "H", "i", "I", "j", "J", "k", "K", "l", "L", "m", "M", "n", "N", "o", "O", "p", "P", "q", "Q", "r", "R", "s", "S", "t", "T", "u", "U", "v", "V", "w", "W", "x", "X", "y", "Y", "z", "Z") exityes := 0 for t1 : 1 .. 62     locate (1, 1)     put try (t1)     for t2 : 1 .. 62         locate (1, 2)         put try (t2)         for t3 : 1 .. 62             locate (1, 3)             put try (t3)             for t4 : 1 .. 62                 locate (1, 4)                 put try (t4)                 for t5 : 1 .. 62                     locate (1, 5)                     put try (t5)                     for t6 : 1 .. 62                         locate (1, 6)                         put try (t6)                         for t7 : 1 .. 62                             locate (1, 7)                             put try (t7)                             for t8 : 1 .. 62                                 locate (1, 8)                                 put try (t8)                                 passtry := try (t1) + try (t2) + try (t3) + try (t4) + try (t5) + try (t6) + try (t7) + try (t8)                                 var netStream : int                                 var line : string                                                                 loop                                     netStream := Net.OpenURLConnection ("http://whateverurl/crack.php?var=" + passtry)                                     get : netStream, line                                     if line = password then                                     exityes := 1                                     end if                                     exit                                 end loop                                 if exityes = 1 then                                     exit                                 end if                             end for                             if exityes = 1 then                                 exit                             end if                         end for                         if exityes = 1 then                             exit                         end if                     end for                     if exityes = 1 then                         exit                     end if                 end for                 if exityes = 1 then                     exit                 end if             end for             if exityes = 1 then                 exit             end if         end for         if exityes = 1 then             exit         end if     end for     if exityes = 1 then         exit     end if end for put "Successful!!!!"

Everytime i run it it reaches 1111111k and then gives the error:

Get attempted on incompatible stream number 0.


how come?

[Geminias]

if you had error checking after netStream := net.openurlconnection you would realize that net.openurlconnection is failing, thus returning a value of -10.

[Ambiguities]

why is it failing though that is my question.

[Geminias]

actually i'm not a turing champion so i can't tell you how to fix this, also i think my turing is gay or something because whenever i use "google.ca" it crashes turing completely. Anyone know why my turing would do this? its version 4.03

[Geminias]

few possible reasons.. firewall is blocking the request for packets from the url. the url is non-existent. turing is gay.

[Ambiguities]

i tried turning off all the firewalls so that is not the issue...

[[Gandalf]]

That's some program you have there...

You shouldn't even be thinking about using the NET module if your program has so many if and for statements. Dang, there is something called "elsif". And your for loops...

The horrid structure of your program looks like the cause of your problem. I have never seen more than 6 or so nested 'levels' of a program, at least this size. Look at some of the other examples in the forum for a better idea.

I'm sorry I can't be of more help, but your code is hard to debug.

[Geminias]

yeah, i meant to say something about that also. You're code is 100% flawed. I mean, if you want help you have to conform to the standard so that it is possible for people to help you.

If your a genious you can code however you want, and never ask for help.

[Tony]

The idea is flawed flawed flawed

Because a) that's 62^8 combinations you're trying to go through
and b) passwords are taken from POST, but you're trying to feed them through GET.

Your bruteforce will not work.

[Geminias]

it depends which website you are bruting though. Some, (insecure) will use GET. Since its a turing project, its best to nail down the logic at least aside from all the technical stuff.. but this program doesn't even have the logic

[Ambiguities]

my teacher is to much of an iddiot to teach us how to properly code so don't make me feel like such an iddiot. atleast im trying

[[Gandalf]]

Then learn from the [Turing Tutorials] section, especially following the order of the [Turing Walkthrough].

[codemage]

It's amazing how many people blame the language (usually Turing) when their code is incorrect. It might help to blame some other unrelated pieces of hardware as well.

Give your monitor a good smack when you get errors. That'll set the dumb screen straight for not running things properly.

[[Gandalf]]

Hehe. It helps if people understand that Turing is a sort of basic programming language, not a program. In a program you can almost always blame the software, in a programming langauge more often than not it is you who are making the mistake.

[Albrecd]

But turing does have several "bugs."