critique my 1st program ever
jtoy
jtoy at tcgfinancial.com
Wed Jul 19 17:37:46 EDT 2000
Hi, this is my first program I have ever written. Please tell e what I
need to do to clean it up or make any other suggestions. Thanks.
Also, could you answer a couple of question I have below.
# Written by Jason Toy(toyboy at toy.eyep.net)http://toy.eyep.net on 02:07
July 16, 2000 EST
#This program is an eyep client for any OS that has Python installed
import urllib, os, string
def parser(host, userdata):
if userdata['ip'] =="":
eyep =
'http://eyep.net/update.php/'+userdata['username']+'/'+userdata['password']+'/'+host
else:
eyep =
'http://eyep.net/update.php/'+userdata['username']+'/'+userdata['password']+'/'+host+'/'+userdata['ip']
parsereturn = urllib.urlopen(eyep)
if parsereturn.read() == "RETURN4":
print host, "has been updated successfully"
elif parsereturn.read() == "RETURN1":
print "You are missing fields, request is probably misconfigured
for", host
elif parsereturn.read() == "RETURN2":
print "Bad username/password for", host
elif parsereturn.read() == "RETURN3":
print host, "isn't owned by you"
elif parsereturn.read() == "RETURN5":
print "Invalid IP address for", host
elif parsereturn.read() == "RETURN6":
print "Service is temporarily unavailable"
else:
print "Error message on", host, ":", parsereturn.read() ,"--Please
report to http://www.eyep.net for further information."
def readuserdata(aFileName):
userdata = {}
myfile = open(aFileName)
for line in myfile.readlines():
(item, value) = string.split(line, ':', 1)
userdata[item] = string.strip(value)
return userdata
def writeuserdata(aFileName, userdata):
myfile = open(aFileName, 'w')
for item in userdata.keys():
myfile.write("%s:%s\n"% (item, userdata[item]))
myfile.close()
userdata = {}
if os.access('userdata.dat', os.R_OK) == 0:
userdata['username'] = raw_input("Enter your user name: ")
userdata['password'] = raw_input("Enter your password: ")
userdata['host1'] = raw_input("Enter you first hostname: ")
userdata['host2'] = raw_input("Enter your second host(if you have only
1, press enter): ")
if userdata['host2'] != "":
userdata['host3'] = raw_input("Enter your third host(If you have
only 2, press enter): ")
userdata['ip'] = raw_input("Enter your ip(press enter for
autodetection): ")
else:
userdata = readuserdata('userdata.dat')
parser(userdata['host1'], userdata)
if userdata['host2'] !="":
parser(userdata['host2'], userdata)
if userdata['host3'] !="":
parser(userdata['host3'], userdata)
else:
print "Thank You"
if os.access('userdata.dat', os.R_OK) == 0:
print "Saving your configuration........."
writeuserdata('userdata.dat', userdata)
Can you tell me how I can make a python program find the IP address of
the local machine? If possible, I would like to make this not matter
what OS its on( i want it to work on windows and Unix/Linux/BSD).
Second, can you tell me how I could run this program as a dameon, again
not OS dependent, because while I know you can put a Python script in
cron, how can you do the same with windows?
Third, how can I make Python recognize what OS its on, that wat if I
can't do the above 2 questions withouot being OS dependent, then I will
do somethin like: if OS == x then do else OS == z do
Thanks for your time.
Jason Toy
toyboy at toy.eyep.net
http://toy.eyep.net
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