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Remove Filter  | I'm trying to design a lambda function that returns any line in a file that begins with any digit [0-9]. The point would be to return the whole line if it does, and skip any line if it doesn't. This is for log analysis where I want all the lines …  |
| | I've written this function to take a list and shift each member right by the number supplied as the offset. I want to preserve the supplied list and return the shifted list. My problem is that the function modifies the supplied input list itself as well as returning a new … |
| | Using Python 3.3.0 and this script: from ftplib import FTP_TLS ftps = FTP_TLS('xxx.xx.xxx.xx') ftps.sendcmd('USER myuname') ftps.sendcmd('PASS mypwd') ftps.prot_p() ftps.retrlines('LIST') ftps.quit() I get a connection failure due to timeout >>> ================================ RESTART ================================ >>> Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Python33\fixFTP.py", line 2, in <module> ftps = FTP_TLS('xxx.xx.xxx.xx') File "C:\Python33\lib\ftplib.py", line … |
| | I'm having trouble calling a function I've written after importing the module containing it. The module is called funky.py. Here is the code for funky.py: from ftplib import FTP_TLS #### FUNCTION --- fileup() #### for sending file via FTP TLS ## ## arg1 .. destname > the filename to be … |
| | Need help understanding this error, and how to eliminate it. Using Python 3.3. I'm trying to define a function that takes two arguments and then constructs the proper arguments for a call to the ftblib.storbinary method. Here's my code: from ftplib import FTP_TLS ftps = FTP_TLS('xxxxxx', user='xxxx', passwd='xxxx') ftps.prot_p() ftps.set_pasv(False) … |
| | I'm writing a script to automatically up load a file from Server A to FTP server B. I'm getting stuck at the connecting part. I can connect with a python script using regular FTP, and have done so, but when trying to implement a SSL connection, I keep getting a … |
| | I'm not sure exactly which forum to ask this,so I'm starting here, I have a cron job I want to execute every 72 minutes. I've researched how to schedule the job for an interval of 60 min or less, but is there a way to specify a minutes interval when … |
| | Is the following possible using Python? 1. Given a directory with 500 emails in it. These are all bounced emails. 2. Have script open 1st email 3. Python extracts the failed email address (from body of email, not header or addressing) 4. Script appends found email address to separate file … |
| | My Python environment: Python 3.3.0 (v3.3.0:bd8afb90ebf2, Sep 29 2012, 10:57:17) [MSC v.1600 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32 I have a script that has been running for months. It's a cron job and suddenly it started throwing this error: *pymysql.err.Error: (<class 'TypeError'>, TypeError("'int' does not support the buffer interface",))* I don't … |
| | I just moved to a new server and installed Python 3.3. On my old box i was using Python 3.2. Now my scripts that import pymysql won't work, saying the module doesn't exist. Wher do I download this from? I'm on Win Server 2008 R2 (on both boxes) Thanks |
| | I'm getting an error/crash when trying to use Python on my virtual server running Win 2008 Server. Python installed without incident, and IDLE opens and the interactive widnow works fine. But when I try to open a new window and run it it crshes when trying to save. Example: I … |
| | I have a question about a better way to do this as what I've written seems clunky. I'm trying to generate 2 variables here that will be used as the date in a BETWEEN clause in MySQL. In order to get the proper construction (YYYYMMDD) I am converting to a … |
| | This is part of another script, too long for here, but isolating this part, my dilemma is that this works when manually invoked from IDLE, but not when run as a cron job. from datetime import datetime import os # check to see if a log file exists, make one … |
| | Is there a way to use Order by RAND() for a query so that it returns a list of results and guarantees that adjacent values will be at least 'x' from each other, on either side? The results are all numbers, no strings. So if it returns 5 results r1 … |
| | I'm writing a script to populate a list with the last 5 albums frm a list of what's about to play. My query works in terms of retrieving the values, but the list populates with a set of parens and an extra comma added to each returned value. Any ideas … |
| | My first Daniweb question!! Am at the front end of learning Python (3.2.3) I'm doing a SQL query into a MySQL database for two fields, track_ID and track_duration. I'm getting a return of both, but instead of the duration value being expressed as 00:02:50, as it is stored in the …  |
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