Hello, I have a piece of code:
command = raw_input("command> ")
words = string.split(command, ' ')
temparg = words
if len(words)<= 3:
temparg = words[4:]
else:
tempar
I'm currently writing a IRC bot for fun...here is the code that I have
writen so far:
import sys
import socket
import string
import time
HOST="irc.freenode.net"
PORT=6667
NICK="PapaJorgio_"
IDENT="Papa"
REALNAME="Jorgio"
CHANNEL = "#holder"
buffer = ""
clientsock=socket.socket()
clientsock.connect
I was discussing this in another email, sadly I have misplaced the
email. I got the module IPy, and I am taking a variable from the
user(An IP) and doing something like this:
startip = raw_input("Enter start IP: ")
ip = IPy.IP(startip\255)
for x in ip():
Well, this doesn't work(I knew it woul
Hello, I'm sure that this has been discussed before, but I have a
question. I have written a few port scanners, banner grabbers in the
past and have never found a good way to get a range of IP's.
Obviously, in my opinion the best and simplest way to do somethign
like and simple port scanner is to d
Hello, I am currently writing a script that requires a few different
files to be opened, and examined. What I need to be able to do is use
something like:
filelist = os.system("ls")
I cannot think of a way to do this, I could put them in a list of
something of the sort. But that still does not s
Hello, I am writing a script that will organize all the code in the
given directory. Well, currently I have it make dir's with something
like:
os.mkdir("C")
os.mkdir("Python")
os.mkdir("ASM")
And so on. That is not very practical, and I wish to change it. I was
wondering if there were any other m
I have a dictonary here:
seq = {8:0x13AC9741, 10:0x27592E8, 4:0x4EB25D, 5:0x9D64B, 7:0x13AC9,
1:0x2759, 11:0x4EB, 3:0x9D, 9:0x13, 2:0x2, 0:0x0, 6:0x0}
Python always prints them in order, from least to greatest. But I
wanna have it show them in hte order that I put in. Thanks for all
your help
gu
gurusnetwork.org is a great place to learn about programming. And a
lot of the admins are Python Pro's and they are willing to help and
share info. Just thought I'd mention this fairly new site.
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