Beispiel #1
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def hashword(plaintext):
    """
    Munge a plaintext word into something else. Hopefully, the result
    will have some mnemonic value.
    """
    # get a list of random bytes. A byte will be randomly picked from
    # this list when needed.
    rb = getrandomlist()
    # 0.25 chance of case being swapped
    if rb[rb[0]] < 64:
        plaintext = plaintext.swapcase()
    # 0.50 chance of vowels being translated one of two ways.
    if rb[rb[2]] > 127:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(
            textutils.maketrans('aeiou AEIOU', '@3!0& 4#10%'))
    else:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(
            textutils.maketrans('aeiou AEIOU', '^#1$~ $3!0&'))
    # 0.1 chance of some additional consonant translation
    if rb[rb[4]] < 25:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(
            textutils.maketrans('cglt CGLT', '(<1+ (<1+'))
    # if word is short, add some digits
    if len(plaintext) < 5:
        plaintext = plaintext + repr(rb[5])
    # 0.2 chance of some more digits appended
    if rb[rb[3]] < 51:
        plaintext = plaintext + repr(rb[205])
    return plaintext
Beispiel #2
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def hashword(plaintext):
    """
    Munge a plaintext word into something else. Hopefully, the result
    will have some mnemonic value.
    """
    # get a list of random bytes. A byte will be randomly picked from
    # this list when needed.
    rb = getrandomlist()
    # 0.25 chance of case being swapped
    if rb[rb[0]] < 64:
        plaintext = plaintext.swapcase()
    # 0.50 chance of vowels being translated one of two ways.
    if rb[rb[2]] > 127:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(textutils.maketrans('aeiou AEIOU', '@3!0& 4#10%'))
    else:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(textutils.maketrans('aeiou AEIOU', '^#1$~ $3!0&'))
    # 0.1 chance of some additional consonant translation
    if rb[rb[4]] < 25:
        plaintext = plaintext.translate(textutils.maketrans('cglt CGLT', '(<1+ (<1+'))
    # if word is short, add some digits
    if len(plaintext) < 5:
        plaintext = plaintext + repr(rb[5])
    # 0.2 chance of some more digits appended
    if rb[rb[3]] < 51:
        plaintext = plaintext + repr(rb[205])
    return plaintext
Beispiel #3
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def get_mod_file(directory, sourcefilename):
    """get_mod_file(sourcefilename)
    Converts a file name into a file name importable by Python.
    """
    from pycopia.textutils import maketrans
    modname = os.path.splitext(os.path.split(sourcefilename.encode("ascii"))[1])[0]
    modname = modname.translate(maketrans(b"-. ", b"___"))
    return (os.path.join(directory.encode("ascii"), modname + b".py"),
                DOCTYPES.get("%s.%s" % (__name__, modname)))
Beispiel #4
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
"""
Access to /proc/PID file system information.

"""

import os
from signal import SIGTERM

from pycopia import textutils
from pycopia.aid import sortedlist

_CMDTRANS = textutils.maketrans("\0\n", "  ")


class ProcStat(object):
    """Status information about a process. """
    # Linux 2.4 /proc/PID/stat format
    _STATINDEX = {
        "pid": 0,
        "command": 1,
        "state": 2,
        "ppid": 3,
        "pgrp": 4,
        "session": 5,
        "tty_nr": 6,
        "tty_pgrp": 7,
        "flags": 8,
Beispiel #5
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"""


import os
import py_compile

from pycopia import textutils
from pycopia.SMI import SMI, Basetypes, Objects

USERMIBPATH = os.environ.get("USERMIBPATH", os.path.join("/", "var", "tmp", "mibs"))

# global name translation table
# Since we convert MIB modules to Python modules, we can't have a dash in
# the name. These are translated to underscores.
TRANSTABLE = textutils.maketrans("-", "_")
def convert_name(name):
    return name.translate(TRANSTABLE)

# These are some of the attributes that the SNMP module needs, and are
# exported "as-is". Other attributes are special-cased in the appropriate
# generator method.
EXPORTS = {
    "Type": ["status", "format", "units", "ranges", "enumerations"],
    "Node": ["access", "create", "status", "units"],
    "Macro": ["name", "status"],
    "Module": ["name", "path", "conformance", "language", "description"],
    "Group": ["name", "status"],
    "Value": ["val"],
}
Beispiel #6
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from __future__ import print_function
from __future__ import division


import os
import py_compile

from pycopia import textutils
from pycopia.SMI import SMI, Basetypes, Objects

USERMIBPATH = os.environ.get("USERMIBPATH", os.path.join("/", "var", "tmp", "mibs"))

# global name translation table
# Since we convert MIB modules to Python modules, we can't have a dash in
# the name. These are translated to underscores.
TRANSTABLE = textutils.maketrans("-", "_")
def convert_name(name):
    return name.translate(TRANSTABLE)

# These are some of the attributes that the SNMP module needs, and are
# exported "as-is". Other attributes are special-cased in the appropriate
# generator method.
EXPORTS = {
    "Type": ["status", "format", "units", "ranges", "enumerations"],
    "Node": ["access", "create", "status", "units"],
    "Macro": ["name", "status"],
    "Module": ["name", "path", "conformance", "language", "description"],
    "Group": ["name", "status"],
    "Value": ["val"],
}
Beispiel #7
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"""
Access to /proc/PID file system information.

"""

from __future__ import print_function
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import unicode_literals

import os
from signal import SIGTERM

from pycopia import textutils
from pycopia.aid import sortedlist

_CMDTRANS = textutils.maketrans("\0\n", "  ")

class ProcStat(object):
    """Status information about a process. """
    # Linux 2.4 /proc/PID/stat format
    _STATINDEX = {
    "pid": 0,
    "command": 1,
    "state":  2,
    "ppid":  3,
    "pgrp":  4,
    "session": 5,
    "tty_nr":  6,
    "tty_pgrp":  7,
    "flags":  8,
    "min_flt":  9,