I was looking for a way to hack my window manager in Python. I want to use special piece of code to handle the window placement, or display stuffs in the background.. It looks like pyxfce meet my needs, so … Continue reading →
Tonight I decided to send ARP flood over the wireless link to find who is using it. This is a strange thing .. ok but it works pretty fine and quickly .. First step is to build the custom packet.. … Continue reading →
I have read a lot of noise about ElementTree but never really used it. Tonight i need to extract a bunch of GPS data from a kismet log file. Let’s give it a try from elementtree import ElementTree data = … Continue reading →
Today, I decided to write a new webapp (this will be out soon). I have been off since a while in the webapp developpement, so it’s a bit hard to start this new project. I decided to look on recent … Continue reading →
In a past life, I spent a lot of time with gtk-1 and glade (for a commercial app). After this experience, I tested several approach: PyQT (using QTDesigner) wxPython (w/ wxGlade) Glade 2 + libglade Here is my personnal feeling: … Continue reading →
I use this little script on another computer for a while. Meanly to remote drive my xmms throught the xmms python module. Anyway I just write this little intro here, perhaps other people may be interested.. This litte script use … Continue reading →
Ok, I ‘ve been off for a little time right now. The main reason, is that I spend some time hacking my new Wireless access point: WRT54GS. I spend a lot of time tweaking the config to use this in … Continue reading →
I’ve been looking for this for a while !! Why this f***ing Python process eat so much memory ? I freed all the objects, and don’t have any circular references .. Every advanced Python programmer need to read this carefully. … Continue reading →
While looking for a fun way to filter my WIFI traffic, I decided to look at userland firewall API in Python. I found: ipqueue. I haven’t really wrote a full featured app with it, but here the first things to … Continue reading →