Here is a good updated list of the US/UK TV networks with free internet streaming http://www.vpntelevision.com Good luck in your quest for TV online!

Uncle Abe

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Nice nmap tips guys! I was familiar with the timing -T flags, but not the -PS flag.

Yes, nmap _will_ run very slow with the provided command line. But you can speed it up quite a bit. First, scanning with -P0 is dead slow, because nmap has no round-trip-time information without a ping first, and will default to a slow scan mode. Second, nmap has a not-so-well documented fast single port scan mode. Third, you can speed things up by setting less conservative timing limits

An updated nmap command line would be: nmap -PS5001 -S5 -n -iL targets -p5001 -oG results

<?php

//Look through the local directory for *.csv
foreach (glob("*.csv") as $filename) {
    //Load the current file into the $lines array
    $lines = file($filename);

    $content = '';

    foreach($lines as $line)
    {
        //Explode the start and end ip from the current line
        list($startIP, $endIP) = explode(',', $line);

        //Explode each octet of the current ip into arrays
        $start = explode('.', $startIP);
        $end   = explode('.', $endIP);

        //Parse each array for the ip
        for($i = 0; $i<=3; $i++)
        {
            if($start[$i] == $end[$i])
            {
                $nmap[$i] = $start[$i];
            }
            else {
                $nmap[$i] = "$start[$i]-$end[$i]";
            }
        }

        //Write the current namp'ified IP to the variable
        $content .= "$nmap[0].$nmap[1].$nmap[2].$nmap[3]\r\n";
    }

    //replace the extension with target
    $newfile = str_replace('csv', 'target', $filename);

    //write the file
    $size = file_put_contents($newfile, $content);
    echo("Wrote $newfile with a size of $size<br />\r\n");
}

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