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DrDoom
22-09-2002, 09:58
hab hier mal ne frage: einige kopierschütze setzten beim normalen kopieren an (dh wenn man daten mit copy & paste kopiert) und verhindern dies dadurch das die datei beim kopieren unendlich gross wird.
ich glaube mich zu errinnern das ich das mal bei ner safedisk cd erlebt habe (?).

da dies aber erst beim kopieren geschieht kann es sich nicht um mods im toc oder ähnliches handel.

meine frage: offensichtlich wird source ausgeführt, obwohl die daten nur kopiert werden (nicht gestartet), wie werden also diese befehle gestartet??? wie kann die datei beim kopieren selbständig befehle ausführen?

(...oder lieg ich irgendwie total falsch?)

emptyeighty
22-09-2002, 10:58
Also erstens ist das hier n englisches Forum, also poste bitte in englisch.
Und zweitens gibts zu der Frage hier und auf tausend anderen Seiten Infos, einfach mal suchen.

DrDoom
23-09-2002, 05:56
sry for posting german...

how do executing code by coping work?
(copy&paste a file and it starts some included code)

emptyeighty
23-09-2002, 09:03
The answer is simple: It doesn't.

DrDoom
23-09-2002, 09:16
can u please tell my how it works

(keep it simple!)

emptyeighty
23-09-2002, 11:32
Well, for example there's the ATIP check. Pressed CDs do not have an ATIP, CD-Rs do. If Safedisc finds the ATIP it doesn't let you play.
Bad sectors are also used. The protection program verifies whether the bad sectors are in the right places.
Then there's the weak sector protection which messes up the EFM encoder of most CD writers...
Theres plenty more, just search.

DrDoom
23-09-2002, 14:22
thx but thats not what i asked for...

i wanted to know how it can exec code by being copied...

emptyeighty
24-09-2002, 09:18
You cant. At least theres no way i can think of.
Safedisc doesnt work by executing code when its copied.

DrDoom
24-09-2002, 09:48
possibly it wasnt savedisk.... (?)

but there are protections (files) that increase their size while being copied, but the toc is normal & the original file size is correct. how does this work?

emptyeighty
24-09-2002, 13:31
Are they copied using a cloning program or by copy and paste?

DrDoom
24-09-2002, 13:36
copy&paste

emptyeighty
25-09-2002, 09:47
I have no idea how that would be possible then.

What protection was it?

DrDoom
25-09-2002, 12:59
thats whats interesting me.
ok, all again:

a cd: protected with some cheap protections (dont' know which, tought savedisk)

i mark a file (size: fe 500kb) copy&paste it somewhere on my hdd. 5 minutes later (file is still being copied) size of file on hdd: 3gb, not half copied.

-> how works that???

emptyeighty
25-09-2002, 13:03
I must honestly say that i have absolutely no idea how that would work.

Is it a pressed CD or a CD-R?

DrDoom
25-09-2002, 14:24
original pressed i think (some time ago, dont remember 4 sure)

emptyeighty
25-09-2002, 23:45
What was the content?
A game, app,...?

themis_t
26-09-2002, 13:02
so...can you plz!!!!!!!! translete the first 2 posts?