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Am running a pentest with python on a remote server. The script works on local computer but trying to access the server remotely it remains stuck at connecting. The script was suppose to monitor the network and allow me control of the system. My computer freezes multiple times and is stuck at connecting. Though am trying to access a mainframe computer am using a 4gb ram ProBook 11g1
The script runs well when tested on smaller computers for remote access but doesn't work connecting to the server computer. The script was suppose to grant me control to the system but my computer keeps freezing. Am sorry I can't disclose the code due to security reasons but I just want to know the possibile reasons why my computer can't connect to server in a case like this. Any clue may help thanks
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I am making a project on desktop virtual assistant with python. I want to add a feature that will turn on and off light by raspbarry pi.
And i am new to raspbarry pi so i want to ask that is it possible to excess rapbarry pi for light on or off with code written on windows not on raspbarry via internet.
And there is not much content on internet about related issue....
I don't think it is possible.If you don't write code on raspberry pi, how will the device receive the command to control light on/off? At the moment, there is no onboard service to do that. You can create UWP app on Windows IoT Core, and send the light on/off command via socket. Or you can build a web server with .net core 3.0 which supports IoT, and then call the web api with python on Windows Desktop.
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This is a beginner question. I post this here because I'm so lost that I realized I even don't know what to look for.
I'm a C++ developper and have a developed C++ app. On the other hand, I recently dug into web development and created a website using the Django framework, which I host on Heroku.
The flow of the website: a user enters input on the website, input files are uploaded to AWS S3 (I managed to get that working).
The part I'm lost: with the user input, I'd like to run the C++ app which I host on a Linux server (Codenvy). But I have no idea how to launch that application from the Django site which is served by Heroku. At least giving some keywords to enhance my web searches?
It sounds like what you need is to run a script on another server using python?
I'd suggest taking a look at Paramiko:
https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko/
It is a package to allow you to ssh into another machine and execute commands.
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I connect to my Raspberry Pi through SSH on terminal (Mac), and it is a little tedious editing code there, because I cannot click on the line I'd like to edit, but rather I have to scroll and use arrow keys to reach the intended location. Therefore, I usually edit large amounts in Sublime text, and I copy and paste the contents of the file into terminal when I want to run it.
Is it possible to have a direct link between my Raspberry Pi files and Sublime text? (or any other form of editing program). I much prefer the interface for coding than terminal.
Thank you.
You might want to have a look at sshfs. It allows mounting a remote directory into your local file system. You only need to have ssh access to the remote host and your local host needs to have FUSE capabilities (most current Linuxes have).
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I currently have no ideas for what code I could use, nor if it is even possible but I have been asked to find out for work. I work for a broadcasting company and they have bought a raspberry pi as a experimental thing. They want to use it to attach to monitors and screens at festivals and other jobs they do. None of the other workers here even have the slightest idea how to work python 3 so its up to me to get a network set up between a windows 7 home premium pc and their raspberry pi. I have looked at some Youtube videos of various people trying to do this but each one says something different and it has confused me further. Please get back to me if anyone has a definitive answer. Thank you
Connecting to computers for communication has nothing to do with Python. Instead, you might want to look into SSH clients for windows and how to setup the corresponding server on the Raspberry (which will certainly run a Unix system). Everything else depends on the specific application.
Here is a tutorial on SSH using Windows: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/ssh/windows.md
You basically install PuTTY, log into your Raspberry and control it via command line (create and manipulate files etc.) as if you were working on the Raspberry directly.
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I am running a Server hosting my iPhone messaging app. To control this Server, I have coded a python script which controls the Server through the Localhost IP and Port 80. Now, I wish to control the Server remotely, for which I have to create an access mechanism where either by hosting Python script on Cloud, which may be directly connected to the Messaging Server on my Computer, or let both Server and Script reside on my computer while I can access the script remotely.
I have temporarily hosted a FB app on pythonanywhere for free and it worked like a charm.
In case you plan to use Django, the version they offer usually lags behind.
In that case, I'd higly recommend using Openshift, by RedHat.