Re: [Palindrome] Hints for Who's There (Alaska)?

[Sofiya Vasina <sofiya sonic net>]

Err... I mean "ILLUSION!"

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Sofiya Vasina wrote:

> Man, oh man... this whitespace language is a pain, but I managed to 
> get through it.  Using "WRONGWORD" as input to the program, I get 
> "ILLUSIONS!" (yes, with an exclamation at the end).  Try calling that in.
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> Erik Brisson wrote:
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> > I got a whitespace compiler and ran it on the perl program, no luck.
> > Also, just the white space from that file, o luck
> >
> > If you are making progress, or have ideas, let us know!
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> > Erik
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> > > Could I get some hints for "Who's There"?  This puzzle looks like an 
> > > encrypted perl script, but it's not a straight encryption. 
> > > Specifically, I'd like to find out whether the funky spacing is 
> > > important.  And, regardless of the answer to that, try to get any 
> > > hints on how to decrypt it.  I can recognize a few commands from 
> > > their syntax (e.g. "#!/vwe/pqf/nvvo" on line 1 is "#!/usr/bin/perl" 
> > > and "ztczb" on line 7 is "split"), but I can't find a pattern for 
> > > the encryption.
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