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    Thread: Flask & Files
Post: Flask & Files

Hi all! :) I'm trying to build a private update server for my app with Flask. The app is based on a client-server relationship, when the client runs it shows an icon on the taskbar. when I choose the...
Gilush Web Scraping & Web Development 1 1,662 Oct-07-2022, 08:02 PM
    Thread: Real time Detection and Display
Post: Real time Detection and Display

Hello all! :) I'm trying to automate a mini-game inside 'Star Trek Online' where you have 4 rows and you have to point the mouse on the right row when the object coming from the left is on a pixel / ...
Gilush General Coding Help 0 1,764 Feb-05-2022, 08:28 PM
    Thread: Loops Loops Loops
Post: RE: Loops Loops Loops

(Feb-22-2021, 04:34 PM)snippsat Wrote: (Feb-22-2021, 01:03 PM)Gilush Wrote: It's my first time reading about the random.sample option. what is the "k" stands for?random.sample Basically it picks k...
Gilush General Coding Help 5 90,762 Feb-22-2021, 05:33 PM
    Thread: Loops Loops Loops
Post: RE: Loops Loops Loops

(Feb-22-2021, 05:24 AM)deanhystad Wrote: Your first port will always be 5000 and 5000 may appear multiple times in the list. You could have more than 10 ports in the list. The step is randomly cho...
Gilush General Coding Help 5 90,762 Feb-22-2021, 01:03 PM
  Thumbs Up Thread: Loops Loops Loops
Post: Loops Loops Loops

Hey guys, I have this empty port list that I want to fill with 10 random ports in a pre-defined range with a random N step so i've managed to, somehow, come up with that code: ports = [] i = ...
Gilush General Coding Help 5 90,762 Feb-22-2021, 12:34 AM
    Thread: Working with existing files
Post: RE: Working with existing files

(Feb-10-2021, 04:59 PM)nilamo Wrote: Starting at line 22, what do you think the "continue" is doing? Why not use a "break" there? Quote: for z in range(limit): zipper.wri...
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-10-2021, 08:55 PM
    Thread: Working with existing files
Post: RE: Working with existing files

(Feb-09-2021, 06:48 AM)bowlofred Wrote: What is the dozip() call on line 30 for? Could it happen continually? My initial plan was to zip the files while gathering them so I set a limit var. for exa...
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-09-2021, 07:26 PM
    Thread: Working with existing files
Post: RE: Working with existing files

(Feb-09-2021, 11:54 AM)Gilush Wrote: the dozip is a function that takes the files in folder X and zipps them to folder Y. I can call it whenever I choose to. I'm trying to make everything re-usable....
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-09-2021, 12:15 PM
    Thread: Working with existing files
Post: RE: Working with existing files

the dozip is a function that takes the files in folder X and zipps them to folder Y. I can call it whenever I choose to. I'm trying to make everything re-usable. def dozip(duration, limit): print...
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-09-2021, 11:54 AM
    Thread: Working with existing files
Post: RE: Working with existing files

OMG! so close!!! solution: using the len(list) in the numbered file's name and appending the name to the list at the end of each cycle. if len(zip_files) <= 1: zipper = ZipFile(f"c:\...
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-09-2021, 06:42 AM
  Question Thread: Working with existing files
Post: Working with existing files

Ok. I've spent alot of time reading the forum posts related to files & stackoverflow & medium & google and more! (you get the point - i'm stuck.) I have a zip function that works great on...
Gilush General Coding Help 7 2,957 Feb-09-2021, 05:01 AM
    Thread: Working with Threads
Post: RE: Working with Threads

That is exactly the solution I used in my code. (since the code is an offensive cyber oriented project I removed it from the post.) Should have posted the solution though.. thanks for posting it!
Gilush General Coding Help 2 1,906 Feb-04-2021, 02:53 PM
  Question Thread: Trouble with Client/Server reverse Shell!
Post: Trouble with Client/Server reverse Shell!

Hi all, So i'm trying to create a reverse shell client/server program. So far i'm able to listen for connections and execute the first command. after the first command the client/server goes nuts and...
Gilush Networking 0 2,757 Feb-03-2021, 01:04 PM
  Thumbs Up Thread: Working with Threads
Post: Working with Threads

Hi all, So I have this small program that does multiple actions: Mouse - Captures mouse location. Capture system information to file. Keylogger - logging keyboard presses and save to file. Screens...
Gilush General Coding Help 2 1,906 Feb-02-2021, 05:59 AM
    Thread: Reset list if user regrets
Post: RE: Reset list if user regrets

Fixed! def ask_if_sure(ans): # Returns True while True: print(f"Debug | RightAnswerNum1st: {right_answer_number[0]}") ask_sure = input("Are you sure? [Y/n]: ") if ask_s...
Gilush General Coding Help 1 2,044 Dec-05-2020, 10:55 AM
  Question Thread: Reset list if user regrets
Post: Reset list if user regrets

Hi again :) I took some time to work on the input validation of my code before I convert it to Classes and I can't understand why the program ends if the user regrets his first answer and choose anot...
Gilush General Coding Help 1 2,044 Dec-05-2020, 01:00 AM
    Thread: Input validation goes south.
Post: RE: Input validation goes south.

Ok so I took your advise and implemented it in my code. I love it! Don't mind the rest of the bugs I havn't got to them yet. def get_questions(): question = input("Enter your question: ") i...
Gilush General Coding Help 6 2,619 Dec-04-2020, 12:18 PM
    Thread: Input validation goes south.
Post: RE: Input validation goes south.

# Can have upper limit, lower limit, both or none if minv and minv > value: raise ValueError # May as well use exceptions if maxv and maxv < value: ...
Gilush General Coding Help 6 2,619 Dec-04-2020, 08:07 AM
    Thread: Input validation goes south.
Post: RE: Input validation goes south.

I love you all! My python knowlege comes from around 2 months of course study in a class for about 8 hrs a week as a small part of larger Cyber Security course. We didn't really went deep into it lik...
Gilush General Coding Help 6 2,619 Dec-04-2020, 07:47 AM
  Question Thread: Input validation goes south.
Post: Input validation goes south.

Hi, I'm trying to validate the number of answers per question but I can't seem to get the var to change to False when the input is wrong. what am I missing? def get_question_score(s): try: ...
Gilush General Coding Help 6 2,619 Dec-03-2020, 11:18 PM

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