Hello Everyone,
I have scoured the web and can only find half baked answers to my question -
I'm hoping someone here can help?
I know that Python is classed as a portable programming language (it will
run on anything) So I'm wondering how do you code in such a way that your
script can just be
On 2011-09-23 15:38, Dave Hanson wrote:
I want to search the entire disk of any OS to find the Firefox cache
directory. Is it even possible to do this? I don't particularly need the
code to do it (I don't mind if you want to share though!) What I'm really
after is - Am I wasting my time even
On Fri, 2011-09-23 at 15:38 +0100, Dave Hanson wrote:
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It works fine on my Ubuntu machine, It won't run on a Windows machine
(haven't tested) I think because I'm calling the unix version of find
and also my path is /, obviously this would be c: in windows.
It won't work because you're
On 23 September 2011 15:38, Dave Hanson d...@hansonforensics.co.uk wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have scoured the web and can only find half baked answers to my question
- I'm hoping someone here can help?
I know that Python is classed as a portable programming language (it will
run on
Thanks Tyler, I did look at that but saw no way to tell it to use the entire
disk.
Juanjo/Simon - Thanks, that was the only alternative I could think of but
considered it long winded if there was a sort of universal option like Tyler
suggested.
I'll probably use sys.platform then. It's not much
On 23 September 2011 09:56, Dave Hanson d...@hansonforensics.co.uk wrote:
Thanks again for the fast responses. I should have just posted here instead
of searching for two hours - Doh!
Don't forget the guys at Python IRC [http://www.python.org/community/irc/]...
they've been very helpful to
