Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone knows of a way to keep a function,
E.g. socket.gethostb yaddr("12.34.56 .78"),[color=blue]
>From taking to long-if it's run for more than 1 second, the function[/color]
gethostbyaddr will be terminated?
I was thinking about using threads, but I can't seem to get the hang of
them.
I've tried to have the script break if the clock time is greater than 1
second, but python won't respond to anything until the function finishes,
not surprisingly.
Sorry if there is a very obvious answer to this...
The below program is to do a search on our wireless network at work, so that
we can find any rogue computers that aren't supposed to be there.
Code:
#code starts
import socket
import sys
changingip=[]
ip=sys.argv[1]
ip=ip.split("." )
for i in range(0,254):
ipaddr=ip[0]+"."+ip[1]+"."+ip[2]+"."+str(i)
try:
#the next line is my issue; I need to make sure it doesn't go over 1 second
while running
print socket.gethostb yaddr(ipaddr)
#the next block is to ensure that if the ip I am checking doesn't exist on
the network, the script will move along to the next ip
except:
pass
#end of script
#I know the code isn't pretty, but except for the timeing issues, it works
great.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
THX,
Brandon McGinty
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Just wondering if anyone knows of a way to keep a function,
E.g. socket.gethostb yaddr("12.34.56 .78"),[color=blue]
>From taking to long-if it's run for more than 1 second, the function[/color]
gethostbyaddr will be terminated?
I was thinking about using threads, but I can't seem to get the hang of
them.
I've tried to have the script break if the clock time is greater than 1
second, but python won't respond to anything until the function finishes,
not surprisingly.
Sorry if there is a very obvious answer to this...
The below program is to do a search on our wireless network at work, so that
we can find any rogue computers that aren't supposed to be there.
Code:
#code starts
import socket
import sys
changingip=[]
ip=sys.argv[1]
ip=ip.split("." )
for i in range(0,254):
ipaddr=ip[0]+"."+ip[1]+"."+ip[2]+"."+str(i)
try:
#the next line is my issue; I need to make sure it doesn't go over 1 second
while running
print socket.gethostb yaddr(ipaddr)
#the next block is to ensure that if the ip I am checking doesn't exist on
the network, the script will move along to the next ip
except:
pass
#end of script
#I know the code isn't pretty, but except for the timeing issues, it works
great.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
THX,
Brandon McGinty
--
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Free Edition.
Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.2.5/284 - Release Date: 3/17/2006
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