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I kept forgetting about this.
Take a look at the instructions below:
File list:
GWG.EXE(306KB) Client (installed on the controlling side)
GDUFS.EXE(96KB) Server side (installed on the controlled side)
SETGDUFS.EXE(142KB) Server-side setup program
README.TXT(?KB) This instruction file

Installation instructions:

1. Server side: use SETGDUFS.EXE to add the mail notification information into GDUFS.EXE. In the mail subject/format field, fill in the name of the controlled side (when mail notification is sent, this name will be added to the mail subject so the user can confirm the identity of the controlled side).
Copy the GDUFS.EXE file into the computer where it is to be installed; running it will install it automatically and start it immediately. If no error dialog box appears, that means installation succeeded; otherwise it failed. Reasons for failure include the server side already running, or hard disk write protection preventing the file from being copied, etc. Signs of successful installation also include "X-Net Firewall" and "XXX King" being forced to exit, and afterward they can no longer be opened. After the server side is installed, it will automatically run every time the machine boots from then on, with no manual intervention required.

2. Client: run it directly, no installation required, but the monitoring side must have DirectX 5.0 or above installed.

Client usage instructions:

To begin monitoring the server side, you must first add the IP of the computer to be monitored on the Add Computer page. Such IPs can be obtained from the mail notification. Note: after receiving the mail notification, the IP will not be added automatically; it must be added manually in the "IP Search" box.
About the Screen Monitoring page: to change the computer monitored on this page, select it from the IP list under "IP Search" on the "Add Computer" page. When the screen resolution of the monitored side is different from the current screen resolution of the local machine, the client will automatically change the resolution to display the monitored side's screen image in full screen. If the monitored side's resolution exceeds the capability of the monitor on the monitoring side, the screen may become garbled or go black. In that case you should press ALT-F4 to exit full-screen mode, otherwise the monitor may be damaged! At present, turning the monitor off and turning it on have been put onto a single button; this will be improved later.
Other control pages: the toolbar buttons operate on the content selected on the current page.
Task Manager is only effective for Win9x, and after selecting a command it cannot refresh automatically.
Mail service has only undergone preliminary testing, and success is not guaranteed.

Floor1　george628	Posted 2002-12-12 00:00
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Has anyone here used the software called "Guangwai Girls"? Could you please give me some pointers on how to use it!!!!!!!! Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Floor2　98wangxiao	Posted 2002-12-12 00:00
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What do you want to do? Study it? Attack other people?

Floor3　george628	Posted 2002-12-13 00:00
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Moderator, please rest assured, I'm only interested in how it sends files through ports, I can guarantee that!! Could you give me some pointers? Thanks, boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Floor4　98wangxiao	Posted 2002-12-24 00:00
中级用户　Posts 54　Credits 302
I kept forgetting about this. Take a look at the instructions below: File list: GWG.EXE(306KB) Client (installed on the controlling side) GDUFS.EXE(96KB) Server side (installed on the controlled side) SETGDUFS.EXE(142KB) Server-side setup program README.TXT(?KB) This instruction file Installation instructions: 1. Server side: use SETGDUFS.EXE to add the mail notification information into GDUFS.EXE. In the mail subject/format field, fill in the name of the controlled side (when mail notification is sent, this name will be added to the mail subject so the user can confirm the identity of the controlled side). Copy the GDUFS.EXE file into the computer where it is to be installed; running it will install it automatically and start it immediately. If no error dialog box appears, that means installation succeeded; otherwise it failed. Reasons for failure include the server side already running, or hard disk write protection preventing the file from being copied, etc. Signs of successful installation also include "X-Net Firewall" and "XXX King" being forced to exit, and afterward they can no longer be opened. After the server side is installed, it will automatically run every time the machine boots from then on, with no manual intervention required. 2. Client: run it directly, no installation required, but the monitoring side must have DirectX 5.0 or above installed. Client usage instructions: To begin monitoring the server side, you must first add the IP of the computer to be monitored on the Add Computer page. Such IPs can be obtained from the mail notification. Note: after receiving the mail notification, the IP will not be added automatically; it must be added manually in the "IP Search" box. About the Screen Monitoring page: to change the computer monitored on this page, select it from the IP list under "IP Search" on the "Add Computer" page. When the screen resolution of the monitored side is different from the current screen resolution of the local machine, the client will automatically change the resolution to display the monitored side's screen image in full screen. If the monitored side's resolution exceeds the capability of the monitor on the monitoring side, the screen may become garbled or go black. In that case you should press ALT-F4 to exit full-screen mode, otherwise the monitor may be damaged! At present, turning the monitor off and turning it on have been put onto a single button; this will be improved later. Other control pages: the toolbar buttons operate on the content selected on the current page. Task Manager is only effective for Win9x, and after selecting a command it cannot refresh automatically. Mail service has only undergone preliminary testing, and success is not guaranteed.