Hi all,
I saw in previous posts that DNSNameError signifies an 'NXDOMAIN' status
and DNSServerError signifies 'SERVFAIL'. However, I am getting a
DNSNameError from twisted.names.client.lookupAddress() when I query a
hostname that has no A records, but *does have* other records (NS, SOA,
etc).
An
It actually might be the appropriate thing already. There's a couple
of possible reasons for renaming; one is that the password might not
be hashed but the credentials object wants to insert additional logic
(exarkun's statement in IRC) anyway, but technically that's just
hashing using the identity
Why does IUsernameHashedPassword have to be renamed? It sounds like it's
the appropriate thing already.
On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 10:55 PM, Shell wrote:
> The twisted.cred.IUsernamePassword interface declares:
>
> * IUsernamePassword.username - "The username associated with these
> credentials."
>
The twisted.cred.IUsernamePassword interface declares:
* IUsernamePassword.username - "The username associated with these credentials."
* IUsernamePassword.password - "The password associated with these credentials."
* IUsernamePassword.checkPassword(password) - "Validate these
credentials against
On Mar 31, 2013, at 6:09 PM, Todong Ma wrote:
> I wrote a simple client and server to get system information (e.g. cpu,
> memory, etc.)
> Client send 'cpu' to the server, then server will return cpu's information to
> client.
>
> Now client send multiple commands to server one time, e.g. cpu,
