Mac OS X is based around Darwin UNIX, a version of UNIX that derived from NEXTSTEP, which derived from BSD. OS X Contains no BSD code nor NEXTSTEp code anymore.

If you set up some sort of source code repos I'd be happy to help, otherwise I could just post some code here or PM it to you.

Maybe instead of using rsync, you can implement your own crossplatform version of rsync. You could also multithread is and/or use the multiprocessing module to provide multiple CPU support so copying...

still need errors..

In my opinion if you optimize the code enough it will make it pointless to decompile because the decompiled code will be just as confusing as the bytecode.

If you are really desprite you could...

Looks like I'm gonna change my career path now!

Can you give me an example? Maybe something like wildcard characters, because the HTML I am trying to strip is dynamic and everchanging so I have to find a way to strip the parameters as well.

I'm trying to strip HTML tags and replace certain tags with newlines and tabs. I just can't figure out a function to do this, any ideas? I'd prefer to use regex instead of a library.

Recoding never hurts, usually the first things I do to optimize codes is replace all range() funstions with xrange(), then I look for loops that can be replaced with lambda, then I look for if...

lets say we want to use the C library "stdio.h", we need to use the extern and call instructions. Like so:

extern _printf ;allows you to access the printf functions from stdio.h;
...
mov ecx,5...

Fetching memory usage and mouse input are OS dependent. There isn't a library to fetch memory usage, but you can use the "mem" command on windows to fetch it, and the "ps" or "free" command on UNIX...

Its going to be platform dependant, for windows you're going to have to use the win32 library and for Linux(and some unix flavors) you're going to have to use xlib, unfortunatly xlib for python is...

Not quite sure what to mean...

open it in binary mode. In unix however binary mode isn't needed but using 'wb' or 'rb' instead of 'w' or 'r' doesn't hurt. This should copy the file contents of a file to another no matter the...

Probably the best inputs is date/time, used memory, random user input, and my favorite mouse movement(truecrypt uses this).

Buddy you are not using enough functions, if you need everything in one function(sometimes teachers require this) you can declare functions within a function but it gets pretty messy.

Well exe files are windows binarys, not compiled for linux. There are 4 main reasons linux doesn't need a AV:

Linux uses file permissions, you can only execute a file if you have a "+x"...

You basically just give it a password and your done, you could read the manual that came with it, try a google search. It would give you a better answer than anyone here could.

Sounds like a error in the SMTP library not your code, I have no idea why they'd limit it to 1000 emails. Alternatively if you're running linux you can output the "sendmail" command to the system, or...

Not a bad idea, however as you said, not very secure. So if used for legit uses it could compromise the clients privacy, however SSL/TSL could fix this.

WEP is very unsecure, it can be cracked in minutes, sometimes seconds. You should really go with WPA/2.

There are modules for python that allow you to execute javascript, but this might be messy. You could fetch the Jscript with urllib, run the javascript and fetch whatever is returned. Browser macros...

Facebook has its own API, googles appengine wouldn't be the right way to go in my opinion. You're gonna need a program running on the users computer that will submit the status, because browser...

This seems more like a POP sever error than a python error. I don't think this is the right forum, but if you tell me what server you're using to host POP I might be able to help.

Well it looks like you may be opening the file wrong, i don't know why is raising that error, you're not even using a list object. Try this:

import MySQLdb, csv, sys
conn = MySQLdb.connect (host...

Pygame is rather simple, but only supports 2D unless you use opengl with it. Panda3D(if we are talking the same engine) is a robust 3D engine designed by disney. If you want 3D go panda, 2D go pygame.

Wow thats a mess of code, try sorting some stuff into functions to make a little more clear first off, I can take a look at it later. Also I'd move the portion where you select your player name out...

FTP is quite simple, you can make a 15 line program to upload the logs to a FTP server.

I did something similar except I made 2 versions, one put the logs on a FTP server, one emailed the log. You could also try your hands at a linux keylogger, jut use xorg's xlib.

import sys
f=sys.arg[2]


my bad

Yeah, sorry but you're completely wrong. All ports are closed on any OS. However Linux has a builtin firewall(netfilter/IPtables), you can use it to stealth your ports, great thing about IPtables is...

Use the magic wand tool to select all the white you want out, GIMP is a good choice

well then try this for windows, remember to launch it in its own process/thread though:

import os
os.system("python YOURSCRIPT.py")


or try this for linux:

import os
os.system("xterm...

If theres a firewall its going to be on the network gateway which means any device connected to that network must go through the firewall. It makes no sense that the cell phone is able to do this,...

Either you can learn to photoshop it out, or you can see if your game engine supports transparency of white backgrounds(like pygames does).

I recommend starting out with packet capturing on TCP/IP and UDP protocols.

Wrong forum, i suggest you move it to Networking Hardware Configuration.

I say make a centralized server with an antivirus; for sake of example lets say the AV is ClamAV, you make a small python script that allows users to send files to that server to be scanned(over a...

Hardware firewalls are still software based, and yes there still can be bugs. Hardware firewalls are used to provide a single firewall for a whole network instead of having one on each computer, it...

Amazon has a pretty large range of books and ebooks.