>Just use sys.stdout.writelines(' ... ')
>
>Example:
> >>> import sys
> >>> sys.stdout.writelines ('... '); sys.stdout.writelines ('... ')
> ... ... >>>
>
>
Thank you for the suggestion Lee, but I'm afraid that doesn't work
either. Same problems as described before. Max Noel hit the nail right
on the head, though. I got it working with
while ip_addr == "":
sys.stdout.writelines("...")
sys.stdout.flush()
time.sleep(0.5)
ip_addr = get_addr()
if ip_addr != '':
...
Script works like a charm now! Still rife with bugs and problems that
would make it more or less useless for anyone except me - but a
perfectly good, pptp config program already exists. I just made my own
for education reasons.
Anyone curious can view the whole thing here:
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~sger/pytp
I'd welcome any constructive criticism. Also, I'm storing a lot of
passwords in plain text files. I hope I got all the permissions stuff
right, but again, if anyone happens to spot any obvious flaws please do
share.
Regards,
--
"Come back to the workshop and dance cosmological models with me?"
- Peer, "Permutation City", by Greg Egan.
Simon Gerber
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