Gerd Ott writes:
> I dont' have any knowledge of python, but it worked for me if "from",
> Line 4, is written in small letters.
> #!/usr/bin/python
>
> import sys, getopt, base64
> from struct import pack, unpack
> ^
Unbelievable, my file has a small 'f' and the attachment in my mail has
a cap
It works for me on Ubuntu 9.04.
Dan - would you be happy for this to be made available on the wiki?
On 24 February 2010 17:27, Daniel Dehennin wrote:
> Justin Brinegar writes:
>
> > What version of python must I use to use this?
> >
> > I get this:
> >
> > (11:15:33) 1005 /Users/brinegar/Deskto
Justin Brinegar writes:
> What version of python must I use to use this?
>
> I get this:
>
> (11:15:33) 1005 /Users/brinegar/Desktop % > python wpkg-pass.py -c
> 'BJ+xWYhfskAD2lbx'
> File "wpkg-pass.py", line 4
> From struct import pack, unpack
> ^
> SyntaxError: invalid synt
Peter Gough writes:
> I've setup my Windows XP WPKG clients to use a domain user account to
> connect to my server's WPKG share. Unfortunately in a moment of stupidity I
> reset the password for this account. Is there a way to reverse engineer the
> encrypted password in the settings.xml file?
Y
I've setup my Windows XP WPKG clients to use a domain user account to
connect to my server's WPKG share. Unfortunately in a moment of stupidity I
reset the password for this account. Is there a way to reverse engineer the
encrypted password in the settings.xml file?
Thanks,
Peter
