On 05Dec2015 13:21, Marc Eymard wrote:
Hi tutor,
I am trying to locate the first blank line in the first received packet when
pinging an internet server using a socket object.
First up: everything ALan already said.
Next:
Note that the HTTP response need not all be in a single packet, thoug
On 05/12/15 13:21, Marc Eymard wrote:
> Hi tutor,
>
> I am trying to locate the first blank line in the first received packet
> when pinging an internet server using a socket object.
You need to be careful with your descriptions. ping is a very
specific message and uses ICMP echo rather than TCP
On 05/12/15 18:48, Deepak Nn wrote:
> # Embedded file name: re4.py
If you want to know the output run it.
If the output you get is not what you expect tell us what you input,
what you got out, what you expec6ed.
Also tell us which OS and Python versions you are using.
Otherwise all I can tell you
Hi tutor,
I am trying to locate the first blank line in the first received packet
when pinging an internet server using a socket object.
My assumption is there will be a mandatory blank line right after the
http headers in accordance with the http protocol.
Consider the following:
import s
# Embedded file name: re4.py
import time
flag = [102,
108,
97,
103,
123,
112,
121,
116,
104,
111,
110,
95,
114,
111,
99,
107,
115,
125]
password = raw_input('Enter secret code to get secret password: ')
sleep_hours = 1
print 'Going to sleep. Will check password after %d hours'
