On 9.02.2012 08:51, Jun Koi wrote:
3) if it is true that it is quite trivial to reverse the Python
binaries, how are you currently protecting your binaries? perhaps with
some obfuscated tools, making it much harder to reverse?
We are using Wibu Keys for our software http://www.vintech.bg
Hi,
I'm trying to find words in a document that are Bold or Italic and have
a format called Standard text.
Is this possible without checking every word ?
Right now I'm doing this:
for word in doc.Words:
if unicode(word.Style) == uStandard Text and word.Font.Bold ==
-1:
On Thu, Feb 09, 2012, Jun Koi wrote:
sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but i think many people here must
have the same concern, and have to cope with it somehow.
my concern is that: even if the binary is without the source, the
code is still Python bytecode. and as far as i am aware, it is
Check this
http://www.depython.com/
:)
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 7:51 AM, Jun Koi junkoi2...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but i think many people here must
have the same concern, and have to cope with it somehow.
i am developing a Windows project using Python. the
With a little bit of digging and scouring the MSDN site, I finally got this
to work.
code
import active_directory
import win32com
aduser = active_directory.find_user(userid)
adsi=win32com.client.Dispatch(ADsNameSpaces)
ldap = adsi.getobject(,%s%aduser)
Jun Koi wrote:
sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but i think many people here must
have the same concern, and have to cope with it somehow.
i am developing a Windows project using Python. the final executable
file .EXE and its libs will be generated with py2exe.
my concern is that: even if
It is my understanding that the value msExchMailboxSecurityDescriptor
returns the security descriptor for the mailbox rights.
Is there a way to modify this with win32security module?
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Daniel Scoggins
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