[alicebot-general] J-Alice 0.5 - security risk by learning system calls

[V01D]

I've considered it on the past when I actively developed it but never 
decided to finally do it since I don't need all the resources 
sourceforge.net provides (specially since not the project is dormant).

I'll send you the latest snapshot of the SVN version (it fixes several 
issues from the "stable" branch). I think this could be considered 
stable anyway.

Thanks you,
Matt.

Dr. Rich Wallace wrote:
> Matt, you can send it to me and I will host it on alicebot.org.  But, have
> you considered setting up a Sourceforge page?
> 
>> Hi, I'm the author of libaiml, a C++ AIML interpreter.
>> Although I don't work on libaiml anymore (but I don't discard continuing
>> it to do it someday) maybe someone is interested on it. I think it is
>> really usable and it is well documented.
>>
>> However, the tarball with the sources is no longer accessible since I
>> don't have where to put it. If anyone is interested I can send you the
>> tarball and put it somewhere accessible.
>>
>> Matt.
>>
>> mehri wrote:
>>> I looked into that last night.  It's GPL so it's cool, LGPL would cooler
>>> though ;-)
>>>
>>> There's also
>>>
>>> http://moepii.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> which is LGPL and I know of a few people who have used it succesfully.
>>>
>>> I do believe it might....Just might be....time to convert one of those
>>> into C++ and do a posting on sourceforge.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message ----
>>> From: Chris Prather <chris at prather.org>
>>> To: mehri <foreverlinux at yahoo.com>; Alicebot and AIML General Discussion
>>> <alicebot-general at list.alicebot.org>
>>> Sent: Thursday, August 3, 2006 12:14:59 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [alicebot-general] J-Alice 0.5 - security risk by learning
>>> system calls
>>>
>>>
>>>> Something that is missing from the open source community that would
>>>> help further projects like J-ALICE:
>>>>
>>>> A clean well documented open source IRC C++ and Java client api for
>>>> developers.
>>>>
>>> Java seems to have the PircBot API (http://jibble.org/pircbot.php). I
>>> can't really help with C++. Beyond that there is a nice API for Perl
>>> using POE, which I've used to hookup the Pandorabots XMLRPC interface
>>> (been meaning to mention Net::AIML http://search.cpan.org/~perigrin/
>>> Net-AIML-v0.0.1/), and could easily be modified to hook up an AIML
>>> interpreter running in a shell|as a daemon|whatever on the local host.
>>>
>>> -Chris
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