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IP Locator Webservice – PHP – Ipmap – Command Line

May 6

Posted by Daniel in Code, PHP, Python, Software | No Comments

This is similar to my Python script here:
http://danfolkes.com/index.php/2009/04/29/ipmapcom-python/

It uses this sites service to pull the location of each user:
http://www.ipmap.com/

It outputs in XML, Plain Text, and HTML.
Fields:

  • ip
  • hostname
  • ipreverse
  • country
  • region
  • city
  • blacklist
  • gmaps

HERE IS THE LINK TO THE WEB SERVICE SITE:
http://www.danfolkes.com/ipmaps/

IPMap Python Ip Address Locator Command Line Script

Apr 29

Posted by Daniel in Code, Python, Software | 3 Comments

ipmap python ip location geocode

This program uses this site IpMap to get peoples location based off of their IP address.

It’s written in python. Enjoy.

Download Source – GPLv3 Code. Give back.
Usage:
python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100 all
python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100
python ipmap.py (This will get you the help screen)

Args:
all = Prints all details
nomap = Gets All, no map
loc = Gets: Country, Region, City
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Python – Cell Phone Number Pad Input V2

Mar 6

Posted by Daniel in Code, Python, Software | 1 Comment

This is a rewrite of my original post. This rewrite was made by Rami Davis [ramidavis at y a h o o .c o m] XDA Dev Forums.

It would go perfect with this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/svofski/3383950702/in/pool-make

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#!/usr/bin/python3
#using python3
 
import time
 
#Cellphone keyboard imitation
cell_keyboard = {
    "0" : (" "),
    "1" : ("!","@","#","$","%","^","&","*","(",")"),
    "2" : ("a","b","c","A","B","C"),
    "3" : ("d","e","f","D","E","F"),
    "4" : ("g","h","i","G","H","I"),
    "5" : ("j","k","l","J","K","K"),
    "6" : ("m","n","o","M","N","O"),
    "7" : ("p","q","r","s","P","Q","R","S"),
    "8" : ("t","u","v","T","U","V"),
    "9" : ("w","x","y","z","W","X","Y","Z"),
    "#" : (" "), #add something here
    "*" : (" ") 
}
 
THRESHOLD = 1.0         # Constant: Seconds before resetting the keyboard
user_input = ""         # Current user input
last_key = ["", 0]         # Last key and repetitions.
 
print("Valid characters: 0-9 # * and q to quit")
 
while not user_input == "q":
    try:
        #Measure the time it takes to respond.
        response_time = time.time()
        user_input = input(">>")[0]
        response_time = time.time() - response_time
    except IndexError:
        user_input = ""
 
    #Check if it's valid
    if user_input in cell_keyboard:
 
        #If it matches the last key
        if user_input == last_key[0]:
 
            # And it was within threshold
            if response_time < THRESHOLD:
                last_key[1] += 1
            else:
                last_key[1] = 0
        else:
            # Assign the new key and 0 repetitions
            last_key[0] = user_input
            last_key[1] = 0
 
        #Now request the element on the keyboard.
        try:
            print(cell_keyboard[last_key[0]][last_key[1]])
        except IndexError:
            last_key[1] = 0
            print(cell_keyboard[last_key[0]][last_key[1]])
 
    else:
        print("Not a valid key.")

Thanks Rami!

Python: Grab Email from Gmail and Insert into MySql Database

Jan 22

Posted by Daniel in Code, Python | 2 Comments

This script will:

  • Log into Gmail Pop
  • Read the email
  • Delete the read email
  • Insert the email’s text into a MySql database
  • Sleep for 1800 seconds, and repeat
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try:
        import poplib, sys, time
        import string, random
        import StringIO, rfc822
        import datetime
        SERVER = "pop.gmail.com"
        USER  = "gmailusername"
        PASSWORD = "gmailpassword"
        i = 0;
        print """
        |------------------------------------------|
        |  This is a python program that checks a  |
        |  POP account and if there is a message,  |
        |  it adds it to the SQL server.           |
        |------------------------------------------|
                  by: Daniel Folkes
                         email: danfolkes@gmail.com
 
        (every 180 seconds)
        Checking POP server....
"""
        while 1:
                try:
                        server = poplib.POP3_SSL(SERVER, 995)
                        server.user(USER)
                        server.pass_(PASSWORD)
                except:
                        print "error setting up server."
 
 
                resp, items, octets = server.list()
                # download a random message
                try:
                        id, size = string.split(items[0])
                        resp, text, octets = server.retr(id)
 
                        text = string.join(text, "\n")
                        file = StringIO.StringIO(text)
                        note = ""
                        name = ""
                        message = rfc822.Message(file)
                        for k, v in message.items():
                                if k=='from':
                                                name = v[:12]
                        note = message.fp.read()[:50]
                        print "note: ", note
                        server.dele(1) #this will delete the message after you read it
                        server.quit()
                #-------------------------------------------
                        if note !="":
                                import MySQLdb
                                db = MySQLdb.connect(host="localhost", user="USERNAME", passwd="PASSWORD",db="DATABASENAME")
 
                                cur2 = db.cursor()
                                if name:
                                        cur2.execute("INSERT INTO note (note, name) VALUES (%s, %s)", (note, name))
                                else:
                                        cur2.execute("INSERT INTO note (note) VALUES (%s)", (note))
                except:
                        i+=1
                        #print "Unexpected error:", sys.exc_info()[0]
                        time.sleep(1800)
except:
        print "Failed Unexpectedly"

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Python: Wunderground Todays Weather to Email SMS to Phone

Sep 30

Posted by Daniel in Code, Python | 2 Comments

wunderground

I could see somebody setting this as a cron task to send every morning so when you wake up, you get the current weather as a text message. 

I am about to set it up. 

Enjoy
————————————————————

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import urllib2
import time
ZIP = "20190"
ACCOUNT = "d37"  # put your gmail email account name here
PASSWORD = "neah"  # put your gmail email account password here
to_addrs = "ds@gmail.com, 8062@vtext.com"
subject = "Wunderground Email"
 
try:
	f = urllib2.urlopen('http://www.wund.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query='+ZIP)
	page = f.read()
	i = page.find('<div id="main">')
	page2 = page[i:]
	i = page2.find("<span>")+6
	page = page2[i:]
	i = page.find("</span>")
	temperature = page[:i]
 
	i = page.find("<h4>")+4
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find("</h4>")
	current = page[:i]
 
	i = page.find("<span>")+6
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find("</span>")
	wind = page[:i]
 
 
	i = page.find("<span>")+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find("</span>")
        dewpoint = page[:i]
 
 
	i = page.find("<b>")+3
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find("</b>")
        pressure = page[:i]
 
 
        i = page.find('<div class="b">')+15
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find("</div>")
        humidity = page[:i]
 
 
        i = page.find("<span>")+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find("</span>")
        visibility = page[:i]
 
 
	page = page[9:]
 
        i = page.find("</span>")+8
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find("</h5")
        updated = page[:i]
 
 
	i = page.find('<div id="forecast">')
	page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
	i=page.find('</span>')
	d1n = page[:i]
 
	i = page.find('<div>')+4
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find('<div>')+5
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find('</div>')
	d1 = page[:i]
 
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find('<span>')+6
	page = page[i:]
	i = page.find('</span>')
        d1h = page[:i]
 
	page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d1l = page[:i]
 
	i = page.find('<td')
	page = page[i:]
 
#===================
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i=page.find('</span>')
        d2n = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<div>')+4
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<div>')+5
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</div>')
        d2 = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d2h = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d2l = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<td')
        page = page[i:]
 
#===================
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i=page.find('</span>')
        d3n = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<div>')+4
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<div>')+5
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</div>')
        d3 = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d3h = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d3l = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<td')
        page = page[i:]
 
#===================
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i=page.find('</span>')
        d4n = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<div>')+4
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<div>')+5
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</div>')
        d4 = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d4h = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d4l = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<td')
        page = page[i:]
 
#===================
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i=page.find('</span>')
        d5n = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<div>')+4
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<div>')+5
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</div>')
        d5 = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d5h = page[:i]
 
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('<span>')+6
        page = page[i:]
        i = page.find('</span>')
        d5l = page[:i]
 
        i = page.find('<td')
        page = page[i:]
 
 
except URLError, e:
	print e.code
	print e.read()
 
#print "Temp:" + temperature
#print "Current" + current
#print "Wind: " + wind
##print "Dew: "+ dewpoint
#print "Pressure:" + pressure
#print "Humid:" + humidity
#print "Visib:" + visibility
#print "Updated: " + updated
 
#print d1n + "-" + d1 + ":" + d1h + "/" + d1l
#print d2n + "-" + d2 + ":" + d2h + "/" + d2l
#print d3n + "-" + d3 + ":" + d3h + "/" + d3l
#print d4n + "-" + d4 + ":" + d4h + "/" + d4l
#print d5n + "-" + d5 + ":" + d5h + "/" + d5l
 
#temperature, current, wind, dewpoint, pressure, humidity, visibility
#	updated, dXn, dX, dXh, hXl (x=1-5, h=high, l=low, n=name)
 
subject += updated
msg = "Now:"+current+"-"+temperature
msg += "\r\nHum:"+humidity
msg += "\r\n"+d1n + "-" + d1 + ":" + d1h + "/" + d1l
msg += "\r\n"+d2n + "-" + d2 + ":" + d2h + "/" + d2l
msg += "\r\nUpdated:"+updated
 
 
 
 
import smtplib 
HOST = "smtp.gmail.com"
PORT = 587
 
try:
	server = smtplib.SMTP(HOST,PORT)
	#server.set_debuglevel(1)    # you don't need this
	server.ehlo()
	server.starttls()
	server.ehlo()
	server.login(ACCOUNT, PASSWORD)
	headers = "From: %s\r\nTo: %s\r\nSubject: %s\r\n\r\n" % (ACCOUNT, to_addrs, subject) 
	server.sendmail(ACCOUNT, to_addrs, headers + msg)
	server.quit() 
except:
	time.sleep(1)

Python – Cell Phone Number Pad Input

Aug 11

Posted by Daniel in Code, Python | 6 Comments

Here is the first version of a little python program I made that will translate input from a cellphone text pad or a number pad to text.
UPDATE: VERSION 2
It’s pretty darn simple.

It would go perfect with this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/svofski/3383950702/in/pool-make

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Py2Html

Feb 7

Posted by Daniel in Python, Software | No Comments

Python-Command Line Python-To-Html Converter. Makes posting Python to blogs quick.

by: Daniel Folkes

This is Licensed under GPLv3. Give Back.

Py2Html

    Download Source
  1. print “”" This is a simple program that takes a python file and replaces the
  2. plain text punctuation with the easily postable html code.
  4. written by :    Daniel Folkes
  5.         danfolkes @t gm@il d0t c0m
  6.         http://danfolkes.com
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Python Torrent Search and Download (TPB)

Feb 6

Posted by Daniel in Python, Software | No Comments

This python command line utility will search the pirate bay for a specific search string and pull out the torrent files and download them to your current directory.

by: Daniel Folkes

This is Licensed under GPLv3. Give Back.

tpb.jpg

    Download Source
  1. print “”"Pirate Bay Torrent Downloader – Command Line Interface
  3. Program Written by: Daniel Folkes
  4. website: http://danfolkes.com
  5. email: danfolkes @t gmail dot c0m
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Learning Python

Feb 6

Posted by Daniel in Python, Thoughts | 1 Comment

I just checked UPS tracking for a book I ordered. IT HAS ARRIVED!!!

Learning Python, I hope, will be the first stepping stone to me becoming a more well rounded programmer. I have started to have interest in Python(cool name) because of Ubuntu and OLPC(One Laptop Per Child). Both of these projects aim to help the world, and they depend on Python. I would love to be able to write a great application that would easily work for kids of developing countries , and/or on my operating system of choice, Ubuntu(or any Linux).

I decided to choose Python over Perl (I bought “Learning Perl” about a year ago). Creating GUIs in Python seems more intuitive, and I prefer object oriented programming(I don’t think Perl is) .

Python over Java : I wanted something more nerdy and that could integrate with UNIX better.

Python over C++: C++ is much to hard. Just compare the list structure in both languages. Also, DB work will be easier (I hope :) )

So, while I’m stuck away from home until tomorrow, my book will sit on my front porch. I can not wait to get home and rip it open. :) ~

Comments about “Learning Perl”

The Perl book was excellently written, and the authors deserve awards for how easy it was to read. I got through most of the book in 2 days. It just so happens that the two days had about 11 months in-between. Because the book was so good, it almost makes me feel bad about deserting Perl, but it must happen.