On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 18:21:09 GMT, Dennis Lee Bieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On 30 Jul 2005 01:11:32 -0700, "Jay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> declaimed the
>following in comp.lang.python:
>
>> ok, i thought for 2 seconds i might have created a Keylogger in python
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On 30 Jul 2005 01:11:32 -0700, Jay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok, i thought for 2 seconds i might have created a Keylogger in python
> keylogging = keylogger()
> keylog = open("keylog2.log", "w")
> text = raw_input()
>
> keylog.write(text)
>
[Michael Hoffman]
>>You think this is a suitable beginner project?
[Francois Pinard]
> One surely learns a lot! :-)
I can agree with that!
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[Michael Hoffman]
> You think this is a suitable beginner project?
One surely learns a lot! :-)
> And for that matter, it doesn't sound like you were doing keylogging, as
> it is usually understood to mean globally logging keypresses, no matter
> the application being presented to the user.
O
François Pinard wrote:
> Surely on Linux, logging keys under X-Windows or under virtual terminals
> are quite different matters. Let me share a related experience for
> virtual terminals. I once had to rush the port on Linux a few QNX
> applications, written in C, which were using the QNX term l
[Michael Hoffman]
> Jay wrote:
> > yo, thanks for the great input. And the only reason i want to
> > create a python based keylogger is because there is none. Just a
> > fun project... But im gonna do some more research on the keyboard
> > drivers and stuff like that and to learn how to attach m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, it's pretty easy, using the pyHook and Python win32 modules.
Well, I'll be.
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Michael Hoffman wrote:
> I think this is going to be much harder than you think, and I imagine
> this will only end in frustration for you. You will not be able to do it
> well with just Python. I would recommend a different fun project.
Actually, it's pretty easy, using the pyHook and Python win
Jay wrote:
> yo, thanks for the great input. And the only reason i want to create a
> python based keylogger is because there is none. Just a fun project...
> But im gonna do some more research on the keyboard drivers and stuff
> like that and to learn how to attach my python porgrams into the
> su
yo, thanks for the great input. And the only reason i want to create a
python based keylogger is because there is none. Just a fun project...
But im gonna do some more research on the keyboard drivers and stuff
like that and to learn how to attach my python porgrams into the
sub-processes so that i
"Jay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ok, i thought for 2 seconds i might have created a Keylogger in python
> but i still have one major think stopping me... PYTHON. when i run the
> program i have python create a file named keylog2.log and it then logs
> all keys pre
ok, i thought for 2 seconds i might have created a Keylogger in python
but i still have one major think stopping me... PYTHON. when i run the
program i have python create a file named keylog2.log and it then logs
all keys pressed/typed in the python IDE into that file. All i want to
know now is
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