networks

[prisma cobalt]

run the server first

[next sapphire]

ok will do

[prisma cobalt]

also dont run both scripts in IDLE

that wont work

double click the server.py in file explorer and then double click client.py

to make it create 2 seperate processes

[next sapphire]

Ok I have been testing them on my laptop and desktop, but I guess since the client is going through the router it doesnt matter lol, will do give me one second

[prisma cobalt]

you can test on the same computer lmao

[next sapphire]

yeah I just thought of that lol its been a long couple of days ha, both scripts seem to hang, but I also changed "new_socket" to "sock" in the server I think thats what you meant, but yeah no prints

[prisma cobalt]

ou ran the server first?

and you changed "publicIPhere" to the actual public ip?

[next sapphire]

yes I did

[prisma cobalt]

i dont know then sorry

its weird

[next sapphire]

You are good it seems to be a weird problem, do you know if there is a way to see if a firewall is blocking it by any chance?

[prisma cobalt]

i dont know sorry, you could download wireshark and see exactly what the packets are doing but its a guess

[next sapphire]

that is an interesting idea, I'll look into it, thanks for your help!

[solar pumice]

anyone knowledgeable with Apache Websocket reverse proxy? ( I am trying to get socket IO on a flask application to work but i am failing every time )

[clear bobcat]

I have Flask + NGINX configuration

[solar pumice]

hum... i've never done NGINX before

I don't really want to switch solutions just for this minor thing. So perhaps if you can just showcase your config file, maybe i'll take it from there

[clear bobcat]

What library are you using to expose Flask application?

[solar pumice]

Liberary?

I'm exposing it via Apache reverse proxy, no?

but the ws connection keeps on disconnecting

[clear bobcat]

https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/deploying/fastcgi/ I am using it as far as I remember

However I am on different computer

I will check it later, ok?

[solar pumice]

Sure

[velvet lichen]

i think i fixed my broken pipe error 😄

after a day of trying to figure it out

[prisma cobalt]

what was wrong?

was it a closed connection like someone said :)

[velvet lichen]

one of my variable was global so every client's thread tried to catch ALL the messages

so it crapped out

[prisma cobalt]

lol

[velvet lichen]

now im sad cuz i wasted a day

lmao

i always get stuck on stupid crep like this.
i once tried to fix some code that didn't work for 3 HOURS,
i later found out that i forgot a : at the end of a while loop and i wasted 3 hours for nothing

thats what happens when you dont take time to read tracebacks

[fluid fog]

Hello everybody !
I made this lib : https://github.com/kstzl/UrsinaNetworking
Originally writen to the Ursina Engine but it work for every type or project 😉
Its a "real time, bi directionnal, event based" socket communication
have fun 😉

[velvet lichen]

very nice

[fluid fog]

thank you 🙂

[prisma cobalt]

surely you got a syntax error pointing you to the line it was on?

[velvet lichen]

i did get but i didnt read it

idk y

[prisma cobalt]

🤦

thats on you lmao

[velvet lichen]

give me a break i was new

at least i now read travebacks

[prisma cobalt]

damn right 😂

[velvet lichen]

does every language do the tracebback thingy or just python?

[prisma cobalt]

your ide should have picked up on it before it ran

even IDLE has that feature lmao

[velvet lichen]

lmao nah mate i used nano

now i use micro

which doesnt have that feature ether

afaik

[prisma cobalt]

you use a terminal ide 😂

[prisma cobalt]

oof

but why

[velvet lichen]

idk

its easier to access/use and my pc takes ages to load anything. although i do have subline installed, i dont use it much

[clear bobcat]

Here is how I run Flask

import ssl
from typing import NoReturn

from flask import Flask
from flup.server.fcgi import WSGIServer

def run(http: Flask, certificate: str, key: str) -> NoReturn:
    ssl_context = ssl.SSLContext(ssl.PROTOCOL_TLS_SERVER)
    ssl_context.verify_mode = ssl.CERT_REQUIRED
    ssl_context.load_verify_locations(certificate)
    if certificate == key:
        ssl_context.load_cert_chain(certificate)
    else:
        ssl_context.load_cert_chain(certificate, key)
    http.run(host, port, ssl_context=ssl_context)

Here is a template for Docker NGINX

upstream endpoint{
    server ${ENDPOINT_HOSTNAME}:${ENDPOINT_PORT};
}

server {
    listen      ${NGINX_PORT};
    server_name localhost;

    location / {
        try_files $uri @endpoint;
    }
    location @manager {
        include       fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_NAME "";
        fastcgi_pass  endpoint;
    }
}

server {
    listen      ${SOCKETIO_PORT} ssl;
    server_name localhost;

    ssl_protocols          TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2;
    ssl_certificate        /etc/ssl/certs/ca.pem;
    ssl_certificate_key    /etc/ssl/certs/ca.pem;
    ssl_client_certificate /etc/ssl/certs/ca.pem;
    ssl_verify_client      on;

    location /socket.io/ {
        try_files $uri @endpoint;
    }
    location @manager {
        include       fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_NAME "";
        fastcgi_param SSL_CLIENT_CERT $ssl_client_raw_cert;
        fastcgi_pass  endpoint;
    }
}

You have separation between /socket.io and other pages (you can host on different ports like me). However I am not master of NGINX config and people from #web-development may have better tips

[solar pumice]

Thank you for this

[clear bobcat]

Your welcome!

[velvet lichen]

i forwarded a port and i have no idea to what ip i should bind my socket to.

[velvet lichen]

nnvm.... stack says to put it on 0.0.0.0 or my internal one

[clear bobcat]

If you bind 0.0.0.0 then connection is allowed to anyone

[velvet lichen]

no, socket.bind()

[ember ledge]

Hey

[prisma cobalt]

yeah, he means if you do: socket.bind(("0.0.0.0", Port)) then it would allow connections from anywhere

which is probably what you want

[clear bobcat]

Yeah. right! 👍

[cinder olive]

hey, I'm trying to figure out how to connect to the SSH server of a juniper switch and to then hop over to other device/devices. But when I do:

from netmiko import ConnectHandler 
hop_switch = ConnectHandler(
        device_type='juniper',
        host='hallo.com',
        username=username,
        password=password)

hop_switch.send_command('ssh howareyou.com')
output = hop_switch.find_prompt()
print(output)

The thing though, juniper first wants you to accept the key which looks as follows: "Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? and then it prompts you with "password:"
The "send_command" doesn't work. Does anyone know how to solve this?

[prisma cobalt]

you need to put the password into the initial ssh command itself

or generate a key and just use that

[cinder olive]

So I write the password in here "hop_switch.send_command('ssh howareyou.com')"

[prisma cobalt]

no i realise im wrong here, its much better to make a key

then you can authenticate with that

[cinder olive]

I don't see how I could generate the key, sadly enough I don't know too much about IKE and so forth

[prisma cobalt]

are you running windows 10 or what?

[cinder olive]

Yes

[prisma cobalt]

i forget the steps after this, better look it up

[cinder olive]

So this key will then, authenticate me through the RADIUS/TACACS+ server?

[prisma cobalt]

its just ssh authentication

i dont really know about the RADIUS stuff

[cinder olive]

Also if I swap hop_switch.send_command('ssh howareyou.com') to hop_switch.write_channel('ssh howareyou.com') I do get a prompt back asking for "Password:"

[prisma cobalt]

i dont know the difference between send-command and write-channel sorry

[cinder olive]

I've figured it out, partly!

[ember ledge]

I am trying to get a endpoint of a app but when i try to get the request using fiddler i cannot do the thing on the app (changing a name).
(timeout error)

[azure rock]

Hello how can I send a public key , private key and username through a request in python

Like this

curl -u username --key "privatekey.pem" --cert "cert.cer" --cert-type PEM

[velvet lichen]

oh lol

[prisma cobalt]

lmao

[velvet lichen]

i got a question can i close connection for a specified ip?

[prisma cobalt]

you can close a socket

[velvet lichen]

wait so i can do client.close() ?

[prisma cobalt]

socket.close()

yeah

[velvet lichen]

i just have a lot of clients in a list and i want to be able to close connection for each one... like socket.close("112.123.135.12")

@prisma cobalt

[prisma cobalt]

is the list of ip's or the actual client sockets?

if its sockets then do:

list[index].close()
list.pop(index)

[velvet lichen]

ah. i see. thank you!

[plain furnace]

.topic

[lavish oxide]

**If you could wish for a library involving networking, what would it be?**

Suggest more topics here!

[trim moth]

@prisma cobalt hey remember me? The router less guy? You were gonna walk me through setting up aws to run a python socket server script, I got into some stuff, now I'm free please ping me when online lmao

[prisma cobalt]

ive got a few things i need to do so give me an hour if you can, while im gone it would be good if you made an aws account (free tier i assume)

[trim moth]

@prisma cobalt yeah, I'm free the whole time

Call me by your convinience

[prisma cobalt]

i cant call but i think i have enough time to do a walk through now

[trim moth]

lmao I don't mean VC by call lmao, just ping

[prisma cobalt]

ah right lmao

have you made an aws account?

[trim moth]

no lol

Lemme do that real quick

But I have some things to ask before moving

Will I be able to update the running script, like versions

[prisma cobalt]

yeah pretty easily via ssh'ing into the terminal

[trim moth]

Oh okay

Sweet

Just gimme a couple of minutes, my internet's acting up a bit

[prisma cobalt]

lol ok

[trim moth]

Which one do you think is better/simpler, aws or heroku?

[prisma cobalt]

ive never really used heroku and with my guide i think youll find aws easier

[trim moth]

Ooh

I'm kinda (a lot) excited for your guides lmao

[prisma cobalt]

lol i mean, dont get your hopes up to high. i set mine up a few weeks ago

but it took ages trying to figure out how ot do it

so hopefully i can simply tell you to save some time

[trim moth]

Yeah

[prisma cobalt]

have you made an account?

[trim moth]

Bruh it's asking for banking info

[prisma cobalt]

yeah its annoying and it might charge you a penny or something to confirm but if you get the free tier they dont charge you

[trim moth]

I need to get my dad's debit card lmao

But he's sleeping

This suks

[prisma cobalt]

Lmao

[trim moth]

Got it

yo!

account created

[prisma cobalt]

Nice, go to your dashboard

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

Send a screenshot, lol I forgot the exact layout

[trim moth]

as the root user right?

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah

[trim moth]

this is what i'm seeing

[prisma cobalt]

Launch a virtual machine

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

Then send a screenshot lmao

[trim moth]

gotcha

[prisma cobalt]

Jesus that’s a lot of tabs

[trim moth]

lmao

i'm gonna have to wait 24 hours?

[prisma cobalt]

Hmm that didn’t happen for me

Try, complete registration

[trim moth]

ye

this is what i'm seeing now

yo?

[prisma cobalt]

Yes this is good

[trim moth]

lmao

[prisma cobalt]

Go down and select Ubuntu 20.x

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

It doesn’t matter what x is since there’s only one option with it

Then select it

Then select free tier

[trim moth]

yeah

review and launch?

[prisma cobalt]

Yep

[trim moth]

then launch ig

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah

[prisma cobalt]

Make a new pair

Download the key

That’s your way of connecting to the server

[trim moth]

what do i name it?

anything?

[prisma cobalt]

Whatever you want

I named it “key”

[trim moth]

lmao

ok

launch instance?

[prisma cobalt]

Yh

[trim moth]

next?

[prisma cobalt]

View instances

[trim moth]

now we need to get the script running on it right?

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah so you’ve got an instance running now

Click on the instance I’d

[trim moth]

yeah

okeh

[prisma cobalt]

Okay you want to connect to it so go to connect (top left)

[trim moth]

yeah

connect?

yo

[prisma cobalt]

No

Ssh client

[trim moth]

f

i pressed connect

now i'm on this terminal

[prisma cobalt]

Send a screenshot

You should probably leave the terminal tho

[prisma cobalt]

Then go to ssh client

Yeah leave

[trim moth]

yeah

yeah left the termina;

just closed that tab lmao

under the ssh tab

[prisma cobalt]

Press the copy sign under bullet point 4

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

Then go to your file explorer

And locate your key

That you saved earlier

[trim moth]

yeah

got the key

what to do now?

[prisma cobalt]

Okay once your in the same directory as the key

Click on the search bar in file explorer and type cmd

[trim moth]

okay

yeah got a cmd

[prisma cobalt]

Keep the cmd open, put the server.py file into the same directly as the key

[trim moth]

yeah

one sec

done

[prisma cobalt]

Okay send the line that you copied here

[trim moth]

ec2-18-221-50-128.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com

[prisma cobalt]

Is that it?

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

It should begin with ssh

[trim moth]

oh then you must mean the last line

this one?

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah

[trim moth]

lmao

[prisma cobalt]

What exactly is your server.py script called

Case sensitive

[trim moth]

threadead_server.py

ignore the scuffed name lmao

[prisma cobalt]

Okay this is the command you should paste into the cmd terminal:

[trim moth]

is the colon in the end, a part of the command?

lmao its done

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah

Sense a screenshot

[trim moth]

of the terminal?

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah

To check it worked

[trim moth]

yeah it uploaded the server file

[prisma cobalt]

Good

[trim moth]

sweet

[prisma cobalt]

Okay decide what port you want traffic to connect on

[trim moth]

the same port the server script uses

[prisma cobalt]

Btw what you’ve done is set up a server and transfer the script over to it

Which is?

[trim moth]

which is?

[prisma cobalt]

What port

[trim moth]

oh

the server script uses the port 5002

[trim moth]

yeah lol

[prisma cobalt]

Okay what you need to do now is what I struggled with

You need to open that port

[trim moth]

ooh

like port forwarding?

[prisma cobalt]

Go back to your instance

Yeah

[trim moth]

yess

[prisma cobalt]

Hang on I’m loggin in to show you

[trim moth]

back to the instance

yeah, it's night here lmao, i have all the time in the world dw

[prisma cobalt]

security

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

click there

[trim moth]

yess

in it

[prisma cobalt]

tcp or udp?

[fickle shuttle]

output

[trim moth]

tcp

[fickle shuttle]

output

[trim moth]

in it

[prisma cobalt]

delete this message btw

[trim moth]

yess deleted lmao

[trim moth]

what after this?

[prisma cobalt]

jeez give me a sec 😂

[trim moth]

yupp

[trim moth]

lmao chill

sorry

[prisma cobalt]

wait

dont do it

did you do it?

if you did no harm done

[trim moth]

yeah i clicked, but it gave me the warning

[prisma cobalt]

have you created the rule?

instead of editing the ssh rule i meant to add a new rule, my bad

[trim moth]

lmao

i clicked on save rule, but there's some warning there which prevented stuff form happening ig

[prisma cobalt]

nice

okay

add rule

[trim moth]

ye

[prisma cobalt]

then this

then save

[trim moth]

yeah it's already on custom TCP

its asking for a ICDR something

[prisma cobalt]

ICDR?

show me

[trim moth]

CIDR sorry

[trim moth]

oh

ok

same as above

[prisma cobalt]

exactly

once saved it should look like this:

[trim moth]

we good?

[prisma cobalt]

ah you didnt put in the proper port

[trim moth]

f

new rule again?

[prisma cobalt]

rules

no edit

[trim moth]

save?

[prisma cobalt]

yeah save

okay difficult bit over

[trim moth]

now we good

[prisma cobalt]

okay click actions then reboot

[trim moth]

reboot what?

[prisma cobalt]

since the changes need to take effect

[trim moth]

my pc?

[trim moth]

lmao my bad

[prisma cobalt]

okay this is going good

all you need to do now is start the server script

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

remember that ssh command you copied?

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

paste exactly that into the cmd terminal you created before

[trim moth]

the same command again?

[prisma cobalt]

yeah the ssh..... one

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

send a screenshot

we are nearly done btw

also how familiar are you with linux terminal?

[trim moth]

pretty good

somewhere between noob and intermediate

[prisma cobalt]

have you sshed in?

[trim moth]

connection timed out

f

[prisma cobalt]

no thats the command that begins with scp...

you need the ssh -i... one

[trim moth]

oh

ooh

sorry my bad

should i copy it again from the instance?

[prisma cobalt]

yeah probably

[trim moth]

yeah ssh'd into it lmao

feels like a pro hacker to ssh into something for the first time in my life lmao

does python come preinstalled in here?

[prisma cobalt]

yeah which is nice

[trim moth]

so we basically done?

[prisma cobalt]

nearly

[trim moth]

oh

[prisma cobalt]

send a pic of the ssh'd into it

[trim moth]

yeah it har python 3.8.5 lmao

[prisma cobalt]

good, you see that your script is there

[trim moth]

yeah

just run it

right?

[prisma cobalt]

do python3 threadead_server.py

yeah

[trim moth]

sweet

[prisma cobalt]

now you have a server running your script for you

try it out

[trim moth]

wanna join on a chat from your terminal?

wait a min lemme share the client file

[prisma cobalt]

k

also update the ip in the script obv

its a static ip as well which is brill

[trim moth]

yeaah

[prisma cobalt]

well at least for as long as the server is up

[trim moth]

where can i find the ip to update?

in the client file

[trim moth]

yeah i was gonna guess that one too lmao

[errant bay]

Hey @trim moth!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[trim moth]

oh

[prisma cobalt]

lol

[trim moth]

bruh i pasted the file content on the pastebin

what do i do now?

[prisma cobalt]

send me the link to it

[trim moth]

oh

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/maqefolipi.py

here

i'm dealing with this for the first time lmao

[prisma cobalt]

have you started it

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

no problems connecting btw

speak words on it lmao

[trim moth]

lol

[prisma cobalt]

theres a flaw i think

yeah there is

[trim moth]

lol

[prisma cobalt]

you can only recieve message when you send a message

[trim moth]

heh?

[prisma cobalt]

i can show you

dont send anything

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

i just sent a message, still dont send anything

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

im guessing you cant see what i just sent

[trim moth]

yeah, nothing after this is a test

[prisma cobalt]

oh hang on

[trim moth]

lmao

[prisma cobalt]

i just sent something else

[trim moth]

yeah i can see that reply in discord message

[prisma cobalt]

hmm weird

[trim moth]

lmso

[prisma cobalt]

well its good

but its not happening for me

[trim moth]

lol

[prisma cobalt]

send something

[trim moth]

yeah

[prisma cobalt]

say when you have

[trim moth]

i just sent something

[prisma cobalt]

okay heres my situation: nothings come up

[trim moth]

whoooo

that's weird

[prisma cobalt]

when i send a message back to you, then it prints the message

[trim moth]

i see

somethings wrong with the threading stuff

lmao

the messages sent by me are waiting to be printed out till you send your next message

it needs fixing lol

but i'm over the moon for this at least worked lmao

yo?

[prisma cobalt]

sorry im back

[trim moth]

lmao

[prisma cobalt]

yeah exactly

this happened to me once as well

[trim moth]

lol

can you send your code?

[prisma cobalt]

i forgot how i fixed it

i dont have it

[trim moth]

😭

lmao

[prisma cobalt]

lol

hang on let me look it up

[trim moth]

yeah

or with enough time, i'll be able to fix it lol

or neural nine's there for help anyways

[prisma cobalt]

lmao i used him as well

in fact i even refer to him in one of the pinned message in this channel

[trim moth]

yeah i saw that lmao

the videos are pretty good

noicce

ah, and how do i update the server file in the future?

and how to stop this instance? since it only has like 750 hours per month or something ig

[prisma cobalt]

you never need to

[trim moth]

oooh

[prisma cobalt]

24 hours in a day
max 31 days in a month
24 * 31 = 744

744 < 750

[trim moth]

yeah

i see

so it's basically free for lifetime

or for a year?

[prisma cobalt]

i have no idea lmao

[trim moth]

lol

[prisma cobalt]

the scp command, then the ssh to restart it

its annoying

[trim moth]

lol

but that's okay

[prisma cobalt]

i would create a batch file to update it

[trim moth]

i don't know how to do that

i could make a python script to run the commands for me tho

[prisma cobalt]

hang on ill make you a batch file for it

send me the ssh command again

[trim moth]

ye lol

both lmao

[prisma cobalt]

okay got it, delete it

[trim moth]

ye

[prisma cobalt]

what was you server script called again

[trim moth]

threadead_server.py

lmao

[errant bay]

Hey @prisma cobalt!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.bat). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

[prisma cobalt]

goddamn

[trim moth]

bruh

[prisma cobalt]

ill dm it to u

[trim moth]

yess

[prisma cobalt]

ahh we did it

i walked someone through aws setup with pyhton multithreaded chatroom

[trim moth]

Lmao, you're the man, the myth, legend, EVORAAAGEEE

cool name tho

[prisma cobalt]

ah thanks

now get some sleep lmao

[trim moth]

Yeah lol

Bye

[velvet lichen]

i just finished coding a little socket client on my goddamn iphone 4s running ios 6

writing code on the little screen is hell

[pearl anchor]

hey if anyone is on i had a question
i have a linux laptop and a windows 10 computer
if my laptop sshs into my computer and runs a flask server, will my computer be able to develop on that server or will my laptop be limited to the server only
is there a way where i can have my windows 10 server running on a linux laptop and edit my files on my windows 10 computer?

[clear bobcat]

Why you just don't start Flask server from Windows?

However you should be able to start HTTP server from different machine and still edit files

There could be problem with reloading server to apply file changes

[pearl anchor]

i want to edit my files on my windows pc right, but i dont have enough space for my terminal to be open for me to debug

i want my terminal on a different browser and i want to utilise ubunut's tmux

[clear bobcat]

I think that it is going to be difficult to maintain

On Windows 10 you have virtual desktops or something similar

[pearl anchor]

i wanted to use the windows 10 ubuntu terminal but i couldnt locate my other drive

and i dont know how to mount my other hardrives

[clear bobcat]

Are you talking about WSL?

[pearl anchor]

no

the ubuntu terminal that can be downloaded from ms store

[clear bobcat]

It's WSL

[pearl anchor]

is it ?

[clear bobcat]

https://aka.ms/wsl

[pearl anchor]

oh okay

yeah

[clear bobcat]

When you have for example C: drive you can access it by ls /mnt/c/

[pearl anchor]

mnt as it mount?

woudl other drives be mounted by default? or do i have to mount them

[clear bobcat]

All visible drivers, like D:, E: and so on, should be automatically mounted

[pearl anchor]

i tried ot just do h:

but it didnt do anything

[clear bobcat]

Try path /mnt/h

You can list all of them by executing command

$ ls /mnt

[pearl anchor]

ahh it worked

so cool

but i really wanted to ssh into my windows 10 pc

[clear bobcat]

I don't know any good SSH server for Windows, never used it so I cannot recommend any to you

[pearl anchor]

so if i have a bash wsl running, is that a machine? so in terms that, if my dir is my h drive, i could ssh into my ubuntu bash from my linux mahcine?

[clear bobcat]

I never did it before, you can try

[pearl anchor]

it works

[clear bobcat]

🎉

Can you describe what you did?

[pearl anchor]

i setup sshd on my windows pc

and then went on my linx pc and just used my username@device_local_ip

or lan ip

and then it connected to cmd

i dont know how its running but its runnig

[clear bobcat]

That's all? No problem with ports? Wow

[pearl anchor]

nope

im at home

[clear bobcat]

However sometimes ports are just closed

Okay, anyway - good for you!

[solemn relic]

I have written a app with flask, websockets, and zerorpc running ontop of gevent. I would like to swap out zerorpc for something where I can list connected clients, and server can send to client without first receiving a request. Any tips on libraries I can look at? I don't want to use sockets directly as I then have to handle fragmentation etc myself. Using protobuf for serializing. Sorry if this is the wrong channel

[warm kite]

I'm trying to port forward and I need some help. Can someone tell me what External Source IP Address means here? What do I have to fill in? Thanks

[trim moth]

The public ip probably

[warm kite]

hmm okay, thanks

[solemn relic]

@warm kite what router is this? External source port number might need to be filled as well?

[warm kite]

It's an Huawei router, i don't know much about routers, so thats it. And no, if I fill the external source port number, it will only redirect incoming requests from that specific port number only. I don't want that. I want it to redirect all requests that are incoming for port 5555.

[solemn relic]

Eh, my mistake. Didn't see the external port number on the left side... Just the one right below the internal port numbers. Should have looked at the image for a second more.

[warm kite]

cool, but I don't understand why do I have to fill in 5555 in both my external & internal port number? Whats does external port number imply?

internal port number is the port thats on my laptop, right? the one that i'm running my application on? so whats with the external port number?

[prisma cobalt]

you can set port x as external and port y as internal so any traffic incoming on port x will be forwarded on port y

if they are the same then the port number simply doesnt change which is usually waht you want

an example would be setting port 8080 lets say for ssh'ing which usually uses port 22

so 8080 is external which is where people access it and its forwarded to port 22 to ssh

[warm kite]

Oh, got it. Thanks a ton man 🙌 . Also I can leave out the External Source IP Address, I don't need to fill that, right?

[reef wigeon]

Hello. I am trying to build a python online game using sockets and udp protocol.
I created a multiprocessing and multithreading server: https://pastebin.com/ZucxWPC9. I will explain what the code in there does. So first it's waiting for two requests and puts them in lobby list. If two requests have been made, the server sends the clients a new port and creates a new process with two threads. Both threads are using the new port , one receiving and the other one is sending the data. I am using a queue so i can keep track of data and avoid using the same resource in the same time.
The client is a pygame game. I made this small test game of squares moving where the mouse position is. https://pastebin.com/QdKU6Rij. I have a connection class which i put in init of the game. At first i used multithreading for the connection as well but i observed it was running really slow (i dont think it was threads fault now but i really have no idea). So the curent connection class connects with the main server, waits for a port to be send and starts a new process with two threads: one listening for data and one is sending. I used a queue in there as well even though the multiprocess queue is slow. It was just for test purpose.

There is also a file in there for global variables (in case you want to run the code) : https://pastebin.com/RhDwjeKQ

The problem with this code is that it gets laggy until it completly freezes. At first it works really good but after a few seconds the square looks like it teleports. My guess is that there might be a memory leak or something i have completly missused, and not really the problem with sending and receiving because my square is laggy too and when the program freezes there so more printing from the update function either. Everything stops.
If you have any idea why this happens I will be so grateful. I have to finish this project before 30 this month and I am really lost because of this problem. Any advice is really helpful!

[ember ledge]

Anyone here who is familiar with sockets, ssl?

[trim moth]

Do you use any infinite while loops for pretty long? Once I had a infinite while loop in a program that automated the launching of zoom meetings, after about 5-10 minutes of it running, my pc started to heat up and CPU usage touched 50s with high click speed lmao, so ig that could be the reason for bad performance

[trim moth]

Try posting your question so we can answer

[ember ledge]

I'm looking for someone who would like to help me a bit with a socket, ssl requests sending code. 🙂

I need the code to open a connection between a api, and then sending requests thru it.

[reef wigeon]

yes I have but I dont know any other way to make the program work

[solemn relic]

Calling sock.sendto as fast as possible might not be the best idea ?

Try to implement a fixed update loop. Have it run like 30 times a second.

Also, p = multiprocess.Process(target = new_lobby.. are you spawning a new_lobby process every iteration of the loop?

[sand perch]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5184awsiww&t=135s

[reef wigeon]

@solemn relic thank you for answering. I will try making sock.sendto slower. I am not spawning a new lobby every iteration, only when len(lobby) == 2 (2 clients who sent message. After I start the new process lobby list becomes empty and waits again for two clients)

[solemn relic]

@ember ledge static IP is offered by some ISPs - at least where I live. Often costs extra. One solution could be a dyndns service if you control the computer you are connecting to?

[solemn relic]

Or make the while True: slower? My first attempt would be adding a sleep at the end. If you want to evolve your game loop more you should read https://gafferongames.com/post/fix_your_timestep/

He also has some very good articles on other aspects of network programming for games.

[reef wigeon]

@solemn relic I tried making it slower but the game works slower now too. I first made the server slower and it almost stopped the game. I made the client slower and happned the same. I made them both and it was even worse . I used asyncio and waited enough for only 30 packets and when I ran the client code it was terrbile. I ll read what you send

[solemn relic]

Might be a need for interpolation https://gafferongames.com/post/snapshot_interpolation/ 😉

[ember ledge]

Yeah, but how does that work generally? Do they charge you by IP or is it just a fee for the whole protocol?

Looking into DynDNS but I don't really know what it is.. And of course... I'm only connecting to the computers I can control.

[reef wigeon]

thank you! I am reading it now

[solemn relic]

They charge for each IP. DynDNS basically lets you "automatically" update where somename.mydomain.com points. So if ComputerA got its external IP changed it will tell the DynDns server which will update the DNS record for somename.mydomain.com to point to the new IP

I personally use namecheap's DynDns service with a custom domain for some services; like my parents connecting to my VPN server etc, since my current ISP doesn't offer static IPs at all.

[ember ledge]

All right so is my idea crazy?

[warm kite]

@ember ledge I have a dynamic IP too, so I use a dyndns service called NO-IP. It's basic plan (free) allows you to use 3 hostnames per account. It's pretty cool. They just have a 10mb software that gives you a host , it checks ur public ip every 3 minutes or so, and updates the hostname with the public IP. Here:
https://www.noip.com/

[ember ledge]

I don't really understand what these do...

The other one mentioned was DynDNS.

[warm kite]

dyndns is just the name of the service. It is actually implemented through the various instruments like NO-IP and name cheap and many more.

I'm not a pro on this stuff too, but since I've been using NO-IP for a while now...

[molten jay]

who here has worked with Text_FSM

[blissful sand]

can someone help me with ip configuration? i don't have much experience

[arctic kestrel]

Hey guys

I did implemented a UDP video sharing protocol but after some changes it does not work

Client side gives segmentation fault error

[errant bay]

Hey @arctic kestrel!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[sturdy scarab]

Hi

Anyone here knows how to sync requests?

Hey 😦

[trim moth]

lmao I'm probably not the one you're looking for, sorry

[arctic kestrel]

Hello everyone, there is a Segmentation Fault error in this codes but I couldn't find the reason. I tried to use faulthandler, it gave me:

[WARNING] stderr: Exception in thread Thread-2:
[WARNING] stderr: Traceback (most recent call last):
[WARNING] stderr:   File "/usr/lib/python3.7/threading.py", line 926, in _bootstrap_inner
[WARNING] stderr:     self.run()
[WARNING] stderr:   File "/usr/lib/python3.7/threading.py", line 870, in run
[WARNING] stderr:     self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs)
[WARNING] stderr:   File "main.py", line 201, in camera_receiver
[WARNING] stderr:     faulthandler.enable()
[WARNING] stderr: AttributeError: 'LogFile' object has no attribute 'fileno'

Server: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/jorecejexa.py
Client: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/wawuqanema.php (It works in a thread)

EDIT: SOLVED THE ISSUE

Here is the solution: Do NOT trust the "set" function in OpenCV library since it may not set the resolution to what you want! Just I've used a get() function to get dimensions and saw that it is not the dimensions I set before 😦

Could you help me please?

[ember ledge]

anyone know how to set up a secondary wifi router with no ethernet cables being connected and for it to be able to still work with the primary router being off?

i just wanna use the internet as my dad keeps turning it off when hes done using it which is kinda selfish and even my mum agrees

[ember ledge]

Not sure secondary will work with primary router turned off

Or could there be a hack for that ?

[steep juniper]

So if anyone's interested here's a great series on the osi networking model:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsoPy7S6vUtHQhDr45yuELQmocpRAJV3F

[cerulean marsh]

I want to make a program that detects when a device connects to my wifi, how would I do so?

[steep juniper]

listen to a broadcast

tho that sort of thing is better left to the router

[safe agate]

Does someone know something about OPUS in python?

i really cant find anything on the web ...

i need it to encode audio recorded with pyaudio

[pine pulsar]

Hello their, i try to connect my flask app with flask_discord but when i'm login it return that :

Can you help me?

[storm saffron]

what port is your server listening on

[pine pulsar]

Yes fix it just now lol

Thx for help :)

[rancid night]

I have a few questions about best websockets libraries to use in Python. https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/mo85yd/best_options_for_streaming_audio_over_websockets/
Any help would be appreciated!

[ember ledge]

guys I have a question

Around how long of learning does it take until you can get hired by countries as a python expert?

[prisma cobalt]

how does this relate to networking? try #career-advice

[ember ledge]

thanks mate

[storm saffron]

did you actually ask there?

[rancid night]

anybody here with websockets experience? Is Autobahn python a good solution for latency-critical audio streaming or would I be better off just using "vanilla" websockets?

[ember ledge]

Hi

Is there a DNS library for python that allows me to grab CNAME records for a domain?
I searched and there wasn't, there is a Toolbox provided by Google that does this stuff but they don't offer any API; is there any free API without rate-limit to grab CNAME records?

[humble scroll]

Hi, so my router has a USB input, and recently I discovered that I can connect my HDDs to it to create a local server in the network, however, it uses SMB1, so is it a good idea to run it?

Also, does the connected Device, aka my PC gets those security vulnerabilities by enabling SMB1 in control panel?

[lyric dirge]

hey, i have a question altho i'm not sure if this is the right place to ask

but i think it's the closest one

so, i was trying, not for illegal porpoises, to connect to an FTP server using proxies

but it does not work like requests, i mean, with requests i could have created a proxies variable, giving it the url of my proxy, and then ad the moment of accessing the site i would have written requests.get('site's url', proxies=proxies)

but i can't use the argument 'proxies' with FTP

[still smelt]

when i create two UDP sockets in my python server only one of them will recieve packets from a client. How do i have 2 sockets working in the same program?

[lyric dirge]

wow, i just noticed that noone ever answers questions in this channel

[prisma cobalt]

Hey that's not true 😂

I try

[lyric dirge]

oh, sorry (,:

[prisma cobalt]

Just because you haven't gotten your answer within the first 10 mins. Although I see your point with the steak of unanswered questions above yours lmao

[lyric dirge]

yeah, i can wait days for my answer

also bc i found a way but it doesn't really work that fine

i said that bc of the ananswered quests before mine

but i was superficial and looked only at like three of them

[prisma cobalt]

I help with sockets but anything other then that is beyond me 😂 sorry

[ember ledge]

can't blame them, they don't get paid for this shit anyways 😛

[rocky epoch]

Hi all
does anyone know how to get the open ports within a segment of a LAN
in python?

[prisma cobalt]

Look up a port scanner

[trim moth]

Use threading

Like, pack all of your functioning server code inside a function and launch two different threads running that function so that you'll end up with two servers within one program

[cinder schooner]

can i use same requests session after rerunning program? i want to have same session for like 10 program runs

[still smelt]

@trim moth

Thanks

[astral moat]

Can someone help me out whit this?

Basically I was trying to make a server on python with sockets but I can't solve the problem with the Ip as despite I have tried various types or the server or the client does not accept them

[ember ledge]

Can you show your code?

[astral moat]

I don't know how

I can only paste it

import socket

HOST = '255.255.255.255'
PORT = 3000

with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) as s:
s.bind((HOST, PORT))
s.listen()
conn, addr = s.accept()
with conn:
print('Connected by', addr)
while True:
data = conn.recv(1024)
if not data:
break
conn.sendall(data)

[prisma cobalt]

Your host ip doesn’t seem to be right

Try 0.0.0.0

[visual plank]

||6.9.6.9|| --> it would probably work lol

[astral moat]

Thank

[astral moat]

The 'SuS' number

But it still don't work for the client

[storm saffron]

0.0.0.0 is only for the server

On the client you need the server's IP

[hallow bear]

Hey everyone. So I just learned about this server and joined as soon i could. So basically I have a project idea that we con do in groups. Please tell me if anybody is interested. I can't do it alone. It also needs a feature that two distance people should be able to connect. Can anyone here help me?

wel will work together

[distant basalt]

someone said to be a good cybersecurity expert, you must understand networking to the highest degree

[trim moth]

My pleasure lmao 😁

[trim moth]

What's the project exactly?

[zinc aurora]

hi

[pine ivy]

hi

how are you?

[peak zealot]

hi

I am new

to this serever

What's up?

[clear bobcat]

Hello @peak zealot, it's topical chat where you talk about network things. You have several offtopic channels (like #ot0-psvm’s-eternal-disapproval for example) or general chat #python-discussion.

[peak zealot]

ok thanks for information

[sick wadi]

Hi Guys I want send Json Data to target Ip how can i do it?

[clear bobcat]

What do you mean?

[sick wadi]

Sample: 89.163.142.192:30120/players.json

How can I send data here

manual

@clear bobcat Any Information?

[clear bobcat]

You can use requests library

!pypi requests

[errant bay]

requests v2.25.1

Python HTTP for Humans.

[sick wadi]

Thanks

[bronze parcel]

Best way to set up a nas that i have to pull data from?

Im a beginner, so if im wrong about something just say so

[trim moth]

Sockets ig

Tell me more, maybe I can help you figure out some stuff

[bronze parcel]

Nvm, i got it figured out

[still smelt]

is it bad pracrice to have a server with multiple udp sockets for each client on different threads?

i feel there is a better way to do it

[stoic elm]

If anyone knows anything about flask and/or web sockets, kindly take a look at this question please: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67060460/how-to-restrict-access-to-one-tab-to-prevent-merge-conflict#

[zenith wadi]

What's up, everyone? New to this sever but glad to be here. Frankly am not at all good @ coding/programming (took a class and cheated my way thru it), and am much more sales/marketing based.

Looking to connect/network with any software devs for a project idea of mine. Would love to chat, Also, I am assuming this channel refers to "networking" as in connecting w/ people. If I am wrong and networking is a coding term, apologies. Cheers 🤙

[trim moth]

nah ig, that's the only way by using threads to run multiple socket servers in one program and i don't think there's anything wrong with using threading for that

[trim moth]

if it's possible to keep track of the IP's of the connected users, just make it so that, if any user is currently editing the form, no other user from any other IP address can edit it simultaneously. there can be one and only one user at a time. just don't accept any other connections while someone's connected. and about the timeout, use the time or datetime module to keep track of time elapsed since the one particular user is editing, if it's 2 hours, send him somewhere else

[stoic elm]

Networking is indeed a programming term, but hello nonetheless!

[stoic elm]

For the time thing, I was thinking of using a token, wdyt of that?

Can Vue JS handle web sockets, or should I use flask IO socket?

[trim moth]

lmao i have no idea of anything about vue js lol

[errant blaze]

Vue can handle web sockets with socket.io

And you need to use flask IO socket

@stoic elm Do you want something like google docs that even a change of a letter updates the docs or when the user clicks "update" update the interface?

[stoic elm]

Preferably I want sth like Google docs, but is it easy?

[errant blaze]

You would use to need websockets

and use Vue to handle every change in the docs

and then send the information changed via web sockets

or display the new information if received

any new data

I mean, is not hard but takes some work

If you want a easier path

Just update the data

when users click in the "update" button

then you can use SSE(Server Sent Event) to update the data

https://github.com/singingwolfboy/flask-sse

[stoic elm]

Yeah sounds hard for me haha

Thank you! Will look into that option as well

[errant blaze]

Is not hard to implement

take a look at this example

you just would need to use Redis thoe

I didnt find any flask package that handles sse without it

[bronze ivy]

hy guys can you help me?
I'm developing a reverse shell, but for allow that to communicate in wan, i need port forwarding...
I tried with openport+ open vpn.. But it worked only yesterday afternoon..
Can u help me?

[errant blaze]

Is the port closed again ?

What is happening ?

[bronze ivy]

i dont using the port forwarding directly on the router..

i'm using openvpn for configuration and openvpn as a "host"

[errant blaze]

Is your computer firewall

Allowing the connection ?

[bronze ivy]

i activated the DMZ on router, and, disable the firewall on pc (server part)

[dry lotus]

what ipv6?

[bronze ivy]

ipv4

TCP

[dry lotus]

isn't ipv4 your local ip address?

[torn dust]

Hello, what's a good free API to use when I just need to send some data online to access it again from a another service? (using python)

[weary silo]

go in your router and set it up

if hardware blocks the ports there isnt much you can do about it lol

[bronze ivy]

alright guys, all working perfectly

[ocean nova]

Looking for buddy to pair program and learn, advance projects from https://data-flair.training/blogs/python-project-ideas/
i'm just beginner in python, like 4month already 😄
dm if is you interested

[neon wing]

I'm currently using my work laptop for my studies, however there are limitation as to what I can install due to admin right which is expected. I have always used Windows PC/laptops, I do have a desktop PC but now thinking of going for a laptop that I can use personally with the benefit of portability.

I'm studying for my CCNP, and will need to run GNS3/VMware/VirtualBox, I know that Virtual box gave me issues on the Windows laptop with Intel Processor so then started to use VMWare which resolved the issue.

I'm now thinking of purchasing a Mac Book Air/Pro, though not decided which one as of yet, but can someone advise if I go for the Mac Book Air with the M1 chip, will that support virtualization, ie VMWare/Virtual box. Furthermore, I'm now learning programming also (Python), from what I read some features of Python are built into MAC, but on Windows you need to install subsystem in order to run Python.

Thanks in Advance

[slender steeple]

@neon wing python works perfectly fine on windwos

theres a windows installer at https://www.python.org/downloads/

and im pretty sure mac's python is outdated

though this question is off topic for this channel

[weary silo]

both windows and mac have 3.9.4

if you want m1 youre probably restricted in software and im not sure if vmware/virtualbox works on m1

i know parallel exists

you'd have to check for software compat. yourself

[slender steeple]

edit: mac's default python

[trim moth]

the m1 i pretty new, so software compatibility might prove to be a concern

[glad kestrel]

How do I get starting in networking for python?

[clear bobcat]

What do you want to do? Create own client/server application? Work with raw internet protocols?

[glad kestrel]

ultimately my goal create my own SD-wan in kuberneties at an ISP level WISP, with public wifi networks at a large scale with a mix architecture of arm64(RPI) and x64 in mind. This also includes AI as a governor for autonomous learning and governance. I dont know where to start. its an idea i have been playing with for some time now.
It will handle customer data at some point, directly or with a api handshake.

[glad kestrel]

so I have no idea where to start with the above Idea.

[prisma cobalt]

networking is a broad subject... is there something specific your trying to do?

[clear bobcat]

I don't know what is SD-wan I have some experience with internet protocols but that's all

[glad kestrel]

SD-wan means Software defined network

[clear bobcat]

New term for me

[glad kestrel]

Build custom company software to fit company needs.
So basically have a software that has prepackaged wholesome internet needs met build for the cloud and micro edge locations(using raspberry pi 4 8GB cluster as edge locations).
This is all running on kuberneties clusters.

[glad kestrel]

if you want to know more.
https://g.co/kgs/kjiRYg
SD-WAN is an acronym for software-defined networking in a wide area network. SD-WAN simplifies the management and operation of a WAN by decoupling the networking hardware from its control mechanism. Wikipedia

[glad kestrel]

https://www.fortinet.com/products/sd-wan for more info and company example of what I am trying to do.

[clear bobcat]

I checked Wikipedia but thanks for the links! I will read more later about it because it looks very nice!

[glad kestrel]

so with the format to code in an ideal of SD-WAN it is my idea to make my own software to have to then use for myself and then maybe later lease out to 3rd parties. @clear bobcat

[clear bobcat]

Do you want to do it in Python? Or Python is only to make a prototype?

[glad kestrel]

Ideally if I can stay within python as the majority coding path. This is to do with simplify the number of total amount of tools and staying in the py ecosystem.

The maintenance crew for the code is going to end up being cheaper.
I dont what my code to break long term.
As i heard JavaScript code tends to break more as of lately with its high velocity development going on with it.

I heard rust and python combo can work together for better speed(best of both worlds)

So yes as a prototype because I want to get this idea in a tangles state to then show investor that what I am doing is possible.

[clear bobcat]

Some companies like CloudFlare use Rust for network programmig as far as I know

[glad kestrel]

But if I can keep most of the code in python/rust/pthyon AI code combo that would be great.

[clear bobcat]

It can be good choice to make some parts of your code in fast technology

[glad kestrel]

Yes, I did see this about cloudflare. I think i saw their code on GitHub (drool....) as a docker image(s).

It was written by in PUREEEEE RUST :DD

[glad kestrel]

Thank you for your suggestion still. 🙂

[clear bobcat]

Glad that I can be helpful 🙂

[clear bobcat]

When you are not using unsafe then you have really fast and secure code

[glad kestrel]

My issue is I am trying to make an ecosystem with my product line. one thing I am unsure about is arm64 in an SD-WAN set up.
The raspberry pi 4 8GB is ARM

Can python run on arm64?

Can rust run on arm64?

[glad kestrel]

How do I get python to interface with a vending machine somehow as part of a docker image that is running as a cluster in edge kuberneties?
"Wifi vending machine"
This is for the public wifi part of the network in high traffic areas.

[clear bobcat]

I had Python on my old RPi 2 and it works very well

[glad kestrel]

😄

[clear bobcat]

Rust had some problems with newest features

[glad kestrel]

Are you good enough to writhe such a code for my project? 😄

[clear bobcat]

I don't think so, I am amateur in Rust 😦

[glad kestrel]

whaaat? I did not hear about this. I am listening 👂

[glad kestrel]

well your better then me! :DDD

[gloomy root]

I think that it is important to note that unsafe isnt really going to be slower than safe rust (because most safe rust is just highly tested unsafe code under the hood)

You just have the advantage of not having to immediately worry about how you're handling pointers and allocation

but doesnt stop other people miss handling unsafe in crates

[clear bobcat]

I mean that when you are not using unsafe then you have safe code, it doesn't mean that when you are using unsafe you have slow code

[clear bobcat]

I used some features which were unstable on ARM but it looks okay now

[glad kestrel]

im confused 😕 what you just said.

[glad kestrel]

oh???! im listen. why is that?

[gloomy root]

fn foo() -> String {
  use std::mem;
  unsafe { mem::MaybeUninit::uninit().assume_init() }
}```
is still unsafe, just more hidden ![fingergunz](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/600357289265725461.webp?size=128 "fingergunz")

[clear bobcat]

I don't remember what it was, it was about one year ago You should notice that some features can be available on x64 but not on ARM for some time

[clear bobcat]

Yeah, that's right 😂

[gloomy root]

If it was a year ago chances are it's moved along way since then

there have been some fairly major architecture changes for LLVM and Rust in the last year and most importantly bug fixes 😅

[rocky epoch]

Hi all

I need some help with my code

the code is not working with class but the code is working fine without class

[glad kestrel]

One of the reason I need arm is because of its low power for low power bills in 2nd and 3rd country electric rates.
even in a cluster its still comparably low power compared to a hardware nuc cluster. although nucs are better for performance individually as well as a cluster of them, My vending machines are ruling on hybrid solar power kits. so lots of complexity in this puzzle to get internet to persons in 2nd and 3rd world countries (for the last mile of internet)
exhale thats a mouthful to say....

PS nucs using 64bit architecture CPU's would simplify deployment but again I am on electric power constrains.

SO I see rules as something I can use to keep the speed up and the power bill low, but then again, have AI requires python.... which I need more Hardware spec power.
Im feeling stuck here in trying to plan this out.

[clear bobcat]

Open help channel and we will figure what is going on
#❓｜how-to-get-help
It's topical chat to talk about network-related things

[clear bobcat]

How about RISC-V? Have you checked out this arch? Is it usable now?

[ember ledge]

anyone here tried to transition from ip networking to devops?

[glad kestrel]

Im listening. What do you mean? What general topic are you pointing too?

[clear bobcat]

As far as I know RISC-V CPUs are low power too however this architecture was under development when I checked it few years ago

[glad kestrel]

https://www.lightreading.com/open-ran/edgeq-touts-risc-v-chips-for-open-ran-5g/d/d-id/766931

[glad kestrel]

https://packetpushers.net/edgeq-shares-details-on-a-new-5g-chip-for-the-openran-market/ This written in 2021

[glad kestrel]

The chip uses RISC-V architecture. EdgeQ says it will allow service providers and telcos to program the chip using C/C++ @clear bobcat
Well that is a curve ball... how is this programming language going to work as a docker images.. and a kubernetes cluster ?
This is an endless loop of architecture questions.... (head spinning )

[clear bobcat]

Interesting
I think that you should pick well-known arch because it's easy to maintain in long term

And remember about Intel Curie history where companies spent a lot of money to learn their employees how to work with those devices and Intel just stopped production

[glad kestrel]

WHAT? GOT article link?

[glad kestrel]

Agreed.

[clear bobcat]

https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-Makers/Intel-Curie-End-of-Life-Scheduled/m-p/397070#M22117

However it looks offtopic here so we can move to one of the offtopic channels

[glad kestrel]

Well another reason I want to use both a hardware cluster and a kubernetie clusters is because I can put my spread compute power for the company work out in a decentralized way in these hardware clusters around the world that is solar powered.... 😉 the box is no bigger then a vending machine for an edge location.

What I am talking about has never been done, nor there is no such code that is available. I crawled through the internet so I know this business model does not exist.

[clear bobcat]

So you are going to be first one

[glad kestrel]

yes!

[clear bobcat]

Good luck then!

[glad kestrel]

Please come help me .. i have the idea but I dont know how to code...

[clear bobcat]

Grab some help channel, we can talk about it

[glad kestrel]

I would rather go to the DMS so I am not having someone get to be my competitor(s) because I spoke out my idea for free.

[clear bobcat]

You can DM me as well

[glad kestrel]

I gave away docker and kuberneites some years ago... so yeah.. also I never got the credit for the idea.... at least the credit man...!! nope Google did not give me credit .....

This is one of many ideas I had but i did have the skill to get it done....

[glad kestrel]

Yes I am telling you I single handled-ly changed the course of the tech industry with docker/kuberneties idea.

[ember ledge]

is there any RUDP library for python?

[fossil juniper]

Anyone here know anything about securecrt I am trying to automate configurations with my network with it and I don't have access to my routers and switches when I'm not at work is there a way to troubleshoot with crt on a virtual cisco router/switch?

[queen lake]

Hi I needed help with deploying a socket script on heroku

Logs

code - https://github.com/lakshyagarg911/socket-game

when i use a debugger, I get to know that my client connects to the server but is unable to send/recieve data

but on the logs it does not show that I connected

[wide path]

I have a similar system in real life and the connection is via wifi how would I allow only 1 packet lose and keep the system working after said package lose, using UDP

is there no way to ensure that a single packet can get lost without affecting the functionality of the system ?

[ember ledge]

take your meds

[steep juniper]

oh the two generals problem

if you need all packages to go through:
assign a unique key to each package
send the package again if no confirmations comes back
on the receiving side dont progress a package with a key from a package that has been processed already but send a confirmation regardless

[glad kestrel]

Well depression pills?

[ember ledge]

no schizophrenia pills

you're delusional, but I'm sure you've been told this many times, so I was just joking

[glad kestrel]

Whats your objection to me being the original concept creator of docker and kubernties?

[ember ledge]

First of all, I don't think that docker is such a complicated concept at all - lots of people could have separately come up with it
Second of all, you supposedly don't even know how to code, which of course doesn't disqualify you completely, but it does make it less likely that you encountered the problem docker intends to solve - different environment setups

[glad kestrel]

Well sleep deprived, and looking for meaning, purpose and love, with a place I can feel welcome to call, "home", amongst others is what I seek.
I create to make the work a better place so that I can achive my personal goals.

If you have honesty to speak to me they way you feel and/or think then I am listening. But don't gaslight me nor put your disbelief of my deeds (towards me)on me in a format such as passive aggression.

This is the internet, there is alot of things that happened, some strangers to us yet they are closer to our hearts because of the shared passion and camaraderie.

So speak your mind, heart, soul, emotions to me fully. don't be passive-aggressive to me or gaslight me.

My claim to fame as I placed into this channel is not the only one I have. but I have kept mostly quiet about what I have done in my past, I seek a better tomorrow for me, as well as for all.
Edit: this does not make me mentally-ill because of my claim.
We are strangers you and I.
So it is difficult to explain my life in the short few moments we have first made contact today.

[trim moth]

Sorry to break it to you, but this is the networking channel in the official python discord server lmao

[prisma cobalt]

@glad kestrel whats your idea?

[glad kestrel]

Kuberneties and docker, but I gave it away the idea and let it become opensource.
I just asked to be remembered and have my name on my work as I passed the idea in collaboration to others. But sigh.. I ave been forgotten about...

[glad kestrel]

Well I help create what is easily billions of GDP in the tech industry, and paradigm shift the whole Technology industry in many ways.

[glad kestrel]

People called me a dreamer back then, and unrealistic back then when I when I was trying to dream up and explain what docker and kuberneties was...
Some made me feel crazy by their scorn and/or scoffing aimed at me.
Letters on a screen, a mask of a computer that we can hide behind.
But I made it, I got my idea out there to change the world.
Now I see I can change the world again with another Idea.

[prisma cobalt]

Yes and what is that idea?

[open gull]

Does a json post request to an api is encrypted when it over https?

[glad kestrel]

Docker and Kubernetes

[gloomy root]

might wanna just remind yall this is #networks not who made Docker and K8s

[gloomy root]

see https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/ssl/transport-layer-security-tls/

TL;DR, sorta yes

specifically encryption wise look at https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/ssl/what-is-encryption/

[open gull]

sorta? is there exceptions case?

[gloomy root]

not really, read the links i sent

[open gull]

okkk

[trim moth]

you're the creator of docker and kubernetes !?

[prisma cobalt]

@trim moth its up to you if you believe him or not

[prisma cobalt]

but this new idea 😂 ?

[trim moth]

Yeah lol

[weary silo]

i mean...

docker werent the first one to containerize software...

and the creator/inventor/founder of docker and k8s has probably something better to do than rant in a discord for python beginners

[trim moth]

True dat

[storm bison]

Ok so I worked on a project where I used a company's FTP credentials to get their inventory file. Makes sense it's one credential and all their customers use the same credentials on FTP to get the same inventory file.

So from here my understanding is that a company has a FTP server and if they give their clients and customers the credentials they can get the files.

I emailed another company if I can get their api to access data.
But the representative of the company said, they need our FTP server.

[ember ledge]

from aiohttp import TCPConnector

host = '194.106.175.218'
port = '8080'

connector = TCPConnector(local_addr=(host, port))```

im trying to build a connector here with a https proxy but im getting an error

OSError: [Errno 10049] error while attempting to bind on address ('194.106.175.218', 8080): the requested address is not valid in its context```

[storm bison]

So my question is, if we create our own ftp server and give the credentials to them they can upload their inventory files to it?

Wouldnt it be too much work for them to have to keep adding credentials for all their clients and upload inventory for all of them?

[smoky belfry]

can i use a network to communicate between 2 languages?

[prisma cobalt]

yeah, with sockets at least... i think maybe

im 100% sure that i might be correct

[trim moth]

Try another port?

[neon kiln]

hi

guys why this return one thing and stop !

How I can return without stop .

[echo remnant]

try a different port, if that doesnt work try setting host = '0.0.0.0' and see if that works?

[echo remnant]

yes thats usually how two languages communicate. eg: you have an application written in kotlin/js and a backend written in python. in order for the app and backend to communicate bw each other we use HTTP connections

[bitter agate]

does any one has chat in django?

blog or app like whatsapp

with socket module

[prisma cobalt]

hmmm nice hack def you have their

[knotty wyvern]

you caught him red handed

[knotty wyvern]

why would it return more than one thing? You only call the function once

maybe you want to wrap it in a while loop?

[prisma cobalt]

yield

[smoky belfry]

perfect! thanks

[ember ledge]

Any tips for making a socket all the time alive, so 18 requests can go thru? - After 2 it stops responsing with a status code.

[clear bobcat]

Can you show your code?

[ember ledge]

Yes.

i = 0

data = []
context = ssl.create_default_context()

with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) as s:
    s.connect(('api.minecraftservices.com', 443))
    with context.wrap_socket(s, server_hostname='api.minecraftservices.com') as ss:
        while i < 6:
            for bearer in BEARERS:
                ss.send(b'POST /minecraft/profile HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept: application/json\r\nAuthorization: Bearer ' + bytes(bearer, 'utf-8') + b'\r\nHost: api.minecraftservices.com\r\n\r\n{"profileName": "' + bytes(target, 'utf-8') + b'"}')
                data += [ss.recv(10000).decode("utf-8")]
            i += 1

[ember ledge]

There you go!

[clear bobcat]

I see
What if you temporary omit ss.recv(10000) part? I mean comment it and run again

Have you tried to see what is going on with tools like WireShark?

[ember ledge]

I'm pretty new to socket, so there might be some things i wont understand 😬

[ember ledge]

Haven't tried..

But not sure if i know how to tho..

[clear bobcat]

WireShark is a tool which allows to see network flow (packet by packet), maybe connection was reset or something

[ember ledge]

Is there any toturial for that?

Or is it just, something i gotta search up for?

[clear bobcat]

I see that there is a User's Guide https://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/ however it's very intuitive tool

Download it and pick some free help channel, we will see what is going on

[ember ledge]

Alright, will do!

[supple oak]

import  socket, time
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET , socket.SOCK_STREAM)
ip = socket.gethostbyname("www.marca.com")

sock.connect ((ip, 80))
while True:
    sock.sendall(b"GET / HTTP/1.1\nHost: www.marca.com\n\n")
    bufsize = 50
    output = " "
    buf = sock.recv (bufsize)
    while (buf):
        output  += buf.decode("utf-8")
        buf = sock.recv(bufsize)

    print(output)
    print("------------------------")
    time.sleep(1)

while testing out this snippet of code, i wanted to make the request-response repeat itself every second but it gets stuck on the second iteration onwards

then i get a brokenpipeerror

[tall basin]

I'm trying to connect my computer to my esp8266 which uses microPython

here's the server code(laptop)

import socket

mes  = 'hello there!'

s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.bind((socket.gethostname(), 3333))
s.listen(5)
while 1:
    clientSocket, address    = s.accept()
    print(f'You are connected to {address}')
    clientSocket.send(bytes(mes, 'utf-8'))

here's the microPython code(esp8266)

s = socket.socket()
host = '192.168.29.157'
port = 3333
addr = socket.getaddrinfo(host, port)[0][-1]
s.connect(addr)

the code fails at the last line with this error
OSError: [Errno 104] ECONNRESET

NOTE:
the code given here works fine-https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp8266/tutorial/network_tcp.html
and the server also works fine

[supple oak]

should i just open and close the socket for every iteration?

[neon kiln]

no it’s name only 😂💔 .

[neon kiln]

Ok 🙂

[neon kiln]

I tried it

[neon kiln]

he get me this <generator object port_scan at 0x7f2dd33fb9e0>

why ??

[prisma cobalt]

instead of doing port_scan(ip)
do for port in port_scan(ip):

the whole point of a generator is that it returns values as it calculates them

[sterile loom]

@gloomy root did you open sourced how to automate the RSS feed parse in your Crunchy bot?
I am confused while looking at the source codes.

[gloomy root]

errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr maybe?

Idk if i finished the new system for it or not

ah i didnt

well the TL'DR it just uses a task which waits every n seconds in a while loop and uses FeedParser

[sterile loom]

You mean @task.loop ?

[gloomy root]

the equivalent of that yeah

the webhook system itself is done on a seperate web server

[sterile loom]

?

[gloomy root]

https://github.com/ChillFish8/Crunchy-API if yer feeling real brave and wanna try sift through the old source code

[sterile loom]

Ok...I will try but I don't think I can make it
I am a dumb coder :grin:

[gloomy root]

https://github.com/Crunchy-Bot/events is where it will move to eventually

[sterile loom]

Thanks

Ah... Isn't the latter one also incomplete?

[glad steppe]

Anyone here a heavy networkd user with IPv6? Anyone contributed to it before?

[gloomy root]

latter is still wip

[hollow yarrow]

else:
    ip_address = input("Enter the ip address and range that you want to scan(ex: 192.168.1.1/24): ")
    print("______________________________________________________")
    print(" IP\t\t MAC Address\t\t MAC Vendor")
    print("------------------------------------------------------")
    scan_result = scan(ip_address)
    result(scan_result)

Enter the ip address and range that you want to scan(ex: 192.168.1.1/24): 192.168.29.1/24
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "s.py", line 35, in <module>
    ip_address = input("Enter the ip address and range that you want to scan(ex: 192.168.1.1/24): ")
  File "<string>", line 1
    192.168.29.1/24
             ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

can someone find wht this error means

[ember ledge]

Are you using Python 2.7?

In Python 2.7 the input method instantly does eval(), hence the syntax error

[hollow yarrow]

No

Python 3

[ember ledge]

Strange, I tried debugging your code

Once I got the syntax error

then not

[hollow yarrow]

Ya...

Idk how

But now suddenly it worked now

[ember ledge]

this might help as well

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21892048/python-store-ip-address-in-a-variable

sending the thread

[glad steppe]

Always use ipaddress.ip_address() to validate and store IPs.

>>> from ipaddress import ip_address
>>> ip = ip_address("6.9.6.9")
>>> ip
IPv4Address('6.9.6.9')

[hollow yarrow]

Thx

[glad steppe]

Just a ranomd IP address

To show as an example

*random

[ember ledge]

The problem was the evaluation of the IP address which was initiated by the input method, thus the exception

In any case, this is a great approach regarding the storage 👍

[glad steppe]

Ya, just use the .compressed method when you need a str

Or .exploded or .explod (can't remember name)

These are the same for IPv4 but standard ways to represent IPv6

[dawn sand]

hello

can i make a multiplayert game with python

is this possible

with pygame also

if so

how?

[prisma cobalt]

yes

[prisma cobalt]

sockets

[dawn sand]

TY

[hollow rivet]

hii anyone use virtual box?

anyone have any idea plz share how to connect net in virtual box

[last ore]

Actually I need some virtual machine to use from inside ubuntu

I wonder which one to choose the best

Gnome Boxes looks best ubuntu choice

[shy island]

is there a way to create chat room accessible world wide

using a password

because every tutorial i see of sockets is on the same pc

😔

[ember ledge]

Hi guys,
Can anyone share some link or advise on the doubt im having
Suppose two ASBRs learn about two different network pre-fix how will the interior routers with in the AS running IGP learn how to send traffic to the correct ASBR for thier respective prefix

[prisma cobalt]

Yeah pretty easy to do

You know that altho the tutorials use the same pc, if you simply change the IP to an external pc you can connect to it

[prisma cobalt]

Check the pins for an introduction

[shy island]

but the ip is lan ip right?

🤔

[prisma cobalt]

You might have to port forward, in which case you should check the pins

[prisma cobalt]

You can use a public IP

Again you might have to put forward

[shy island]

is there a tutorial for it

[prisma cobalt]

Port forwarding?

[shy island]

yes