I’ve been searching for a while and haven’t been able to figure this out. I’m running Kali Linux and I’m trying to run a very simple script and I’m not getting the output I would expect. I used to programing python on windows and the switch to Kali and I can’t get this basic script to give me my desired
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Installing ‘lxml’ in Amazon EC2
I am having trouble installing lxml in Amazon EC2. I am having a Linux instance. I entered the following command. Right now, it is not working. It just generate the following error. What is wrong here? How can I install this? Update I used pip install –upgrade setuptools. Now I am getting the below. Answer You are upgrading system wide
Linux: MPC current song output
I try to make custom output on my internet Radio. (mpd/mpc) getInfo.py: And save output witch wach -n getInfo.py > radio.log Output format is here: So i need each time when output changes show output on shell. How to do that? Answer To get you started: I will leave fine-tuning the output to you.
Python – how to get the import pjsua? giving no module named pjsua
How to get python pjsua? EDIT: p2p | registration | call Answer setup.py is trying to create shared library build/lib.linux-x86_64-2.7/_pjsua.so by dynamically linking pjsip’s libraries, but, those doesn’t provide a global offsets table(GOT) (check the link to see why this is needed). The problem is that ./configure does not provide gcc’s -fPIC option, I would suggest creating a configure-linux script
How do I detect the Ubuntu version?
I’m currently writing a Python app that changes some network configuration files. The app needs to run on Ubuntu 10.04 to 13.10. The problem is, that NetworkManager is broken in different ways on different versions (though they seem to have finally fixed it in 13.04+), and this causes incompatibilities with my app. I’ve figured out the problems on each version
python 3.x no module named sqlalchemy after installation
I’m trying to install sqlalchemy to interact with mysql database for my python 3.x with ubuntu 12.04, but then when I import the sqlalchemy it says no module named sqlalchemy. This is what i did with installation: Did I do something wrong? Answer By using apt-get you have installed sqlalchemy in the default directory for Ubuntu’s default Python 3, which
Tornado Python as daemon
I have my code written with tornado and I want to make it work pretty much like apache or nginx, that is It must keep listening to the port even when I close the shell. It must start automatically on system restart I have tried nohup command to make it work even when I close the shell. It works. But
Easy way to fill in an Excel file with Python
Let us say I have an excel file called test.xlsx, which is a workbook with three sheets, where sheet1 is called hello1, sheet2 two is called hello2, and sheet3 is called bye. Now, I’d like to read the file, and then re-write the same file but ONLY change the values in (column B, row 11) of the sheet named hello2,
Python cron job file access
I have a tiny Python script that needs to read/write to a file. It works when I run it from the command line (since I am root, it will) , but when the cron job runs it cannot access the file. The file is in the same folder as the script and is (should) be created from the script. I’m
@reboot cronjob not executing
I have a Python script which simply writes some text and saves it to a file I want to execute this script at startup via CRON. So I edit the crontab listing by using My entire crontab looks like : This is the location of the file, and the file has permissions to execute. I can run the file no