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IPMap Python Ip Address Locator Command Line Script

Daniel — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:08:25 +0000

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

import urllib2
import sys
 
i = 0
help = """
        Made by Daniel Folkes
==============================
        Usage:
                python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100 all
        Args:
                all =   Prints all details
                nomap = Gets All, no map
                loc =   Gets: Country, Region, City
"""
alen = len(sys.argv)
argz = sys.argv
 
if alen<=1 or alen>3:
        print help
        quit()
 
elif alen == 2:
        ip = argz[1]
        comm = "all"
elif alen == 3:
        ip = argz[1]
        comm = argz[2]; #ahrd
 
req = urllib2.Request("http://www.ipmap.com/"+ip)
response = urllib2.urlopen(req)
pg = response.read()
 
pg = pg[pg.find('):pg.find(')]
 
 
st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info0 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info1 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info2 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info3 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info4 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info5 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info6 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find(') st2 = pg.find('"/>') #ed = pg.find('') info7 = pg[st:st2+3] retval = "" sep = "," if comm == "nomap": retval += info0 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info2 retval += sep retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 retval += sep retval += info6 elif comm == "loc": retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 else: retval += info0 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info2 retval += sep retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 retval += sep retval += info6 retval += sep retval += info7 print retval

DiS – Darkness is Spreading

Daniel — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:50:30 +0000

I coded this puzzle game that I now have hosted on Sourceforge here:
http://dis-game.sourceforge.net

It’s written in PHP and it is based off the game Flood-it. It takes the general principle and changes it some.

The levels are easily made and can be added pretty easily too.

I’d like to make a level editor, but that is defiantly for a later release.

Here is the plan:
-Make it look better
-Add Score
-Add Level Editor

Python Torrent Search and Download (TPB)

Daniel — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 04:02:14 +0000

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.

Download Source

print “”"Pirate Bay Torrent Downloader – Command Line Interface
Program Written by: Daniel Folkes
website: http://danfolkes.com
email: danfolkes @t gmail dot c0m
— Usage —
-a[n] = auto downloads first [n] results (default:10)
-o[/path/] = points to the folder where .torrent’s go
“”"
import urllib2
import sys
autoprint = 0
outgoing = “./”
searchFor = []
for arg in sys.argv[1:]:
print “|”+arg+”|”
if arg[:2] == “-a”:
autoprint = int(arg[2:len(arg)])
elif arg[:2] == “-o”:
outgoing = arg[2:len(arg)]
else:
searchFor.append(arg)
print “Searching The Pirate Bay for: ” + str(searchFor)
url = ‘http://thepiratebay.org/search.php?q=’
o = 0;
for ar in searchFor:
if o != 0:
url+=”%20″
url+=str(ar)
o +=1
print “URL: ” + url
req = urllib2.Request(url)
response = urllib2.urlopen(req)
the_page = response.read()
results = 15
i=0
listing = []
for line in the_page.split(””):
if i < results:
if line.count(”.torrent”):
strippedLine = line[9:line.find(".torrent")+8]
if autoprint == 0:
print i, strippedLine[15:]
listing.append(strippedLine)
i+=1
if autoprint==0:
download = raw_input(”Which ones to download?(sep by commas) :”).split(’,')
else:
download = range(0,autoprint)
print download
for j in download:
g = int(j)
if (g < results) and (g >=0):
#— Strip Characters Off
localPath = listing[g]
for c in “.:/%!@#$^&*()_-=+~`[]{}|;’,.”:
localPath = localPath.replace(c,”")
localPath = localPath[(len(localPath)/2):]
localPath += “.torrent”
if outgoing:
localPath = outgoing+localPath
#—
print “Downloading: “+ listing[g] + ” -> ” + str(localPath)
open(localPath, ‘wb’).write(urllib2.urlopen(listing[g]).read())
#import os #if you want to use wget and have progress bar (remove line before)
#os.system(”wget “+listing[g]) #if you want to use wget and have progress bar
print “…Download Complete”

Colbert Report – Persian Gulf – Secret Code

Daniel — Sat, 06 May 2000 16:03:35 +0000

Beginning Credits:
346x
On J. J. Abrams Coffee Cup:
433u
On a Audience Member.
283H – thx john.

Those might be Longitude and Latitude, so, and you get somewhere north of Baghdad:
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&ll=34.6,43.3&spn=10.735985,23.291016&z=7

If you flip the numbers, you get the Black Sea, above Turkey.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&ll=43.3,34.6&spn=10.735985,23.291016&z=7

I guess we will see if I am correct.