2012/8/9 julien tayon <jul...@tayon.net> > 2012/8/9 Pablo Martin <pmar...@yaco.es>: > > Hi, > Hello, > > For the future, you can use > http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pypi-stat/1.2.2 : it stores a time serie > of a package stats, upload, revisions ... locally in an easily > accessible json. > > Ok, thanks. But is there some possibility to get the info removed? is there some way to restore the old data?
Sorry by my clumsiness > btw, I intend for research purpose to upload a malvelant package on > pypi to test the security. Would calling it dont_install a good idea? > (it would modify a dotfile (.bashrc), delete or create a file in the > PATH, call an outer webservice to simulate an information leak). The > doc would ofc tell DONT INSTALL. > > I also want to test the openBSD pkg_add (systrace jails/stuff) to > propose an automated installation checking for malvolent stuff this > way. > > Cheers, > -- > Julien >
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