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JohnDBCTX
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I may have understood why some developers may have issues with restricting port forwarding.
Is it possible, for example:
IF user parses SSH port forwarding THEN
DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX port forwarding request rejected.
ELSE
DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX port forwarding request rejected.
END IF
Now for exit method is that 0 is true and 1 is false while returning as integer to make this condition work?
Its purpose is to apply that condition to inform all mobile and desktop/laptop users that port forwarding is not allowed
for any specific app.
For that, C++ would work the best with this condition block.
Can anyone provide me some examples?
Regards,
JohnDBCTX
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Is it possible, for example:
IF user parses SSH port forwarding THEN
DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX port forwarding request rejected.
ELSE
DISPLAY MESSAGE BOX port forwarding request rejected.
END IF
Now for exit method is that 0 is true and 1 is false while returning as integer to make this condition work?
Its purpose is to apply that condition to inform all mobile and desktop/laptop users that port forwarding is not allowed
for any specific app.
For that, C++ would work the best with this condition block.
Can anyone provide me some examples?
Regards,
JohnDBCTX
jp
Continue reading...