Mark Hammond wrote :
Another drawback is that if your service fails for any reason, a fairly
important part of Windows will also fail to work. The RPCSS service isn't
*really* dependent on your service; abusing service dependencies for this
reason is (IMO) courting much bigger problems.
I
Hi,
1) how do I source a python script thru MEL.
2) Execute a python script thru MEL
(python();)
Brgds,
kNish
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spoirot wrote:
I totally agree with you. I have found another dependency to use :
Themes, which is less heavy than RPCSS.
This works, but it does not make exactly what I want.
Plus, it is simply not an acceptable practice for you to change some
other service's dependencies.
Indeed, I
Howdy,
Mark, I vaguely recall a brief chat we had at PyCon where you said you'd hooked
NTLM into, um, some sort of web-enabled Python environment ;-) I can't
remember the details (hope you can!), but I'm interested in whatever you came
up with. Currently, if I want to 'seamlessly' get a
Check out win32\demos\security\sspi - there you should find enough info to
get you started, including a *client* that uses NTLM to authenticate with a
server (which means in practice, you probably need to configure IIS for NTLM
auth to test this)
The issue with integrating it into httplib or
Hello everyone
It's a big post but I think it's an interesting problem and the result may
become a good recipe for embedding python in many applications in windows.
I'm on winxp sp2 using python 2.4 unicode, wxpython 2.8.7 unicode and
vs2003...
I'm embedding python in a non opensource
