On 18/01/16 13:06, Deepak Nn wrote:
> Please provide a python program to run a program (.exe) and get Hash
> *exactly* as :
>
> 160 106 182 190 228 64 68 207 248 109 67 88 41 .The username to be
> used is admin
> .The *password* is what to be found out .The hash provided is of the
> correct pass
On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 5:56 PM, ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
> Can anyone help me with the programme below; i hope you can see what i am
> trying to do, if i enter the wrong password the loop goes on forever and if
> i enter the right one nothing is printed...
> i am a newbieall comments welc
ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
Can anyone help me with the programme below; i hope you can see what i am
trying to do, if i enter the wrong password the loop goes on forever and if i
enter the right one nothing is printed...
i am a newbieall comments welcome
thanks adrian
p
On 23-Sep-11 15:56, ADRIAN KELLY wrote:
Can anyone help me with the programme below; i hope you can see what i
am trying to do, if i enter the wrong password the loop goes on forever
and if i enter the right one nothing is printed...
i am a newbieall comments welcome
Remember that r
uming when it is false that it prints 'try again' infinitely.
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From: ADRIAN KELLY
Sender: tutor-bounces+eire1130=gmail@python.org
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2011 22:56:46
To:
Subject: [Tutor
Can anyone help me with the programme below; i hope you can see what i am
trying to do, if i enter the wrong password the loop goes on forever and if i
enter the right one nothing is printed...
i am a newbieall comments welcome
thanks adrian
print 'hello'
print 'i
Em 07-05-2011 00:29, Alan Gauld escreveu:
"pwnedomina" wrote
Can you write code to print a table of any kind?
For example can you print out a multiplication table,
say the 3 times table, like this:
1 x 3 = 3
2 x 3 = 6
...
Show us your code. That will give us an idea of where your
understandin
"pwnedomina" wrote
Can you write code to print a table of any kind?
For example can you print out a multiplication table,
say the 3 times table, like this:
1 x 3 = 3
2 x 3 = 6
...
Show us your code. That will give us an idea of where your
understanding and skill level lies.
PS. There is code
Em 06-05-2011 22:59, Alan Gauld escreveu:
"pwnedomina" wrote
Can you write Python code already? Or are you a complete beginner?
Do you know how to produce the table by hand
- using pen and paper say?
im a beginner, can you show a sample of code in order to do this task?
I could but it ma
"pwnedomina" wrote
Can you write Python code already? Or are you a complete beginner?
Do you know how to produce the table by hand
- using pen and paper say?
im a beginner, can you show a sample of code in order to do this
task?
I could but it may not mean anything to you.
Can you write c
Em 06-05-2011 17:10, Alan Gauld escreveu:
"pwnedomina" wrote
hi. i wonder if its possible to generate cipher a tabula recta in python
like the one show here
http://lifehacker.com/?_escaped_fragment_=5715794/how-to-write-down-and-encrypt-your-passwords-with-an-old+school-tabula-recta#!5715794/
"pwnedomina" wrote
hi. i wonder if its possible to generate cipher a tabula recta in
python
like the one show here
http://lifehacker.com/?_escaped_fragment_=5715794/how-to-write-down-and-encrypt-your-passwords-with-an-old+school-tabula-recta#!5715794/how-to-write-down-and-encrypt-your-passwor
Thanks for your answers! It is working now!
2006/3/3, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Andre Engels wrote:
> > 2006/3/3, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> >
> >>Have you tried using a CookieManager as shown in the first example here:
> >>http://docs.python.org/lib/cookielib-examples.html
Andre Engels wrote:
> 2006/3/3, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>>Have you tried using a CookieManager as shown in the first example here:
>>http://docs.python.org/lib/cookielib-examples.html
>>
>>Once you set up your opener with a CookieJar the cookies should be
>>handled automatically - i
2006/3/3, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Have you tried using a CookieManager as shown in the first example here:
> http://docs.python.org/lib/cookielib-examples.html
>
> Once you set up your opener with a CookieJar the cookies should be
> handled automatically - if a server sets a cookie it
Andre Engels wrote:
> 2006/3/2, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>>Andre Engels wrote:
>>
>>>Thanks for your help; it brought me quite a bit farther, but not as
>>>far as I wanted to come. The authentication is basic authentication,
>>>and I have been able to adapt the programs so that I now ge
2006/3/2, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Andre Engels wrote:
> > Thanks for your help; it brought me quite a bit farther, but not as
> > far as I wanted to come. The authentication is basic authentication,
> > and I have been able to adapt the programs so that I now get my pages
> > correctly.
Andre Engels wrote:
> Thanks for your help; it brought me quite a bit farther, but not as
> far as I wanted to come. The authentication is basic authentication,
> and I have been able to adapt the programs so that I now get my pages
> correctly.
>
> However, the program uses not only 'GET' operati
Thanks for your help; it brought me quite a bit farther, but not as
far as I wanted to come. The authentication is basic authentication,
and I have been able to adapt the programs so that I now get my pages
correctly.
However, the program uses not only 'GET' operations, but also 'PUT'
operations.
Andre Engels wrote:
> I am active in pywikipediabot, which is programmed in Python and is
> used to edit wikis (based on MediaWiki, such as Wikpedia). It uses
> httplib to connect to the site and get the HTML data.
>
> I now want to use it on another site, but this site is password
> protected (we
I am active in pywikipediabot, which is programmed in Python and is
used to edit wikis (based on MediaWiki, such as Wikpedia). It uses
httplib to connect to the site and get the HTML data.
I now want to use it on another site, but this site is password
protected (we want to first improve it before
Øyvind wrote on Wed, 18 May 2005 14:46:43 +0200 (CEST):
> The user enters a password first. These lines will create a string:
> '12c0faae657b3d068c0f19b71f5b43bc' This string will be stored in the file
> settings.txt
That's a very good way of preventing the user's password from being
reconstructe
,show="*")
The show attribute accomplish what you want
Regards
Alberto
>From: Øyvind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: tutor@python.org
>Subject: [Tutor] Password
>Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 14:46:43 +0200 (CEST)
>
>Hello.
>
>I am trying to m
Hello.
I am trying to make a loginbox for a program, and need to make a somewhat
safe passwordroutine.
Will this work?
import md5
h = md5.new()
h.update(password)
h.hexdigest()
The user enters a password first. These lines will create a string:
'12c0faae657b3d068c0f19b71f5b43bc' This string wil
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