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I hadn't thought about it, as this started as a little project to kill time :) Do you have something in mind, though? I think I could improve it, depending on the effort required.

Yup :)

Hey guys. I had a few hours to waste today and I wrote a simple control panel using the SolusVM client API. It's not very useful, but it was fun to write, anyway, even if it was in bash. Here's the code in case anyone is interested in trying it out...

You might be able to achieve that with fanotity monitoring a mountpoint with the FAN_EVENT_ON_CHILD flag. Man page: http://www.xypron.de/projects/fanotify-manpages/man2/fanotify_mark.2.html 

Ahaa, that makes sense. PM sent.

Well, the code *is* publicly available. In fact I just made some changes so that it would work with ArchLinux as well, since it's the distro I use most. I was just going to ask if you'd like to incorporate the changes to your script :)

This is the nicest one! Good job!

Lol. Maybe post when you get to the 2048 tile? :P

And when you are done with it, try this "3D" version http://joppi.github.io/2048-3D/ :D

Hello from Brazil. I just joined about a week ago and I am still getting used to this place. So far, enjoying it and the discussions.

No experiece myself, but maybe this SO post will be useful to you: http://stackoverflow.com/a/8584559.

Good point. For the purpose of this program size_t is better suited, even if one cannot tell the size of the variable without knowing the architecture it's going to run.

How do they fail? And what is their approach, e.g. do they just check every IP in the given subnet?

To be on the safe side, you might want to  #include <stdint.h>  and use  uint64_t