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"IDLE's subprocess didn't make connection. Either IDLE can't start a subprocess of personal firewall software is blocking the connection."
My python idle always says that so I cant do my work my pc is 32 bits on windows 10 hp brobook 4540s.
The message says your firewall is blocking it. You need to add an exception to the firewall settings.
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I've got a problem with a script for port scan at my virtual network1 at virtualbox. I tried many scripts in python. I want to scann ,,WAN" port but the scripts are frozen at first port, what you can see at picture below2( 192.168.3.101 is Kali Linux address). Do you know how can I fix it?
One of many scripts which i tried: Python3 Portscanner can't solve the socket pr0blem
I've got a network simulation in virtualbox:
Network topology
PfSenseLogs
the problem was probably that pfsense was refusing to scan multiple ports from the same address in a short amount of time and I had to add delay after each port.
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I'm hoping to find a Python interface for working with Bluetooth LE on OSX. I've found bluepy, but it uses bluez which seems to be designed specifically for Linux. As far as I know OSX has its own Bluetooth stack so bluez is no good there.
I've also found Adafruit's BluefruitLE which seems to support OSX.
What is the canonical approach for working with BLE devices on OSX in Python? Which library is recommended?
Thanks
For Mac OS 10.12.X I'd recommend pybluez. I've had some issues in the past with installation on different hosts due to the scheme argument in setup.py, but commenting out that line if it fails tends to do the trick.
Bleak supports Windows/MacOS/Linux all in one neat tidy package.
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I was looking for a method to sniff packets being received and sent by a specific program, as I have seen some packet analyzers such as CommView have the ability to do "Packet-to-application mapping".
I want to achieve this in Python, and I don't mind any extra modules that I have to install and am already familiar with the Scapy and socket modules.
I would prefer this to be on Windows, but if that's not possible I could use Ubuntu.
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Pyshark works with Wireshark and its component TShark on both Windows and Linux. It's a bit immature, but might suit your purposes.
You should install it from the GitHub repository; the PyPI version seems to be missing a fix that causes an error.
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I am going over this tutorial: https://github.com/lionaneesh/RasPod/wiki/Setting-up-RasPod
However this command does not work: sudo modprobe snd_bcm2835.
I have got a raspberry pi but I am trying this on virtualbox using ubuntu.
Does anyone know why its not working?
snd_bcm2835 is a sound driver for the raspberry hardware. It will not work in virtualbox as virtualbox has a different - virtual - sound architecture.
Testing with virtualbox isn't a good approach, as you need virtualization of the special raspberry hardware. I would try qemu instead: http://xecdesign.com/qemu-emulating-raspberry-pi-the-easy-way/
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I am looking for an open source monitoring solution (preferably in Python) that works with ssh or snmp and does not require the installation of an agent (like Nagios, ZenOSS, munin).
Are you aware of such a solution?
All tools that allow you to run scripts to gather metrics can basically run commands over a ssh connection on the target box.
The question is though if this makes a lot of sense as you rely on the network connection always being available and for each (set of) property(s) you need to run a new remote connection with all its overhead.
Snmp does by definition of the protocol require you to run an snmp agent on the target box.