Python ForkingTCPServer.server_bind Examples

Example #1

File: main.py Project: greyhatgt/labs-ctf-server

from socketserver import ForkingTCPServer, StreamRequestHandler, ForkingMixIn
from controllers import *

class MessageHandler(StreamRequestHandler):

  def handle(self):
    self.writeString(
      "GreyH@t Stepping into Security - Lab Server\n"
      + "v1.3\n"
      + "------------------\n"
      + "Available commands: [l[ogin], r[egister], i[nfo], h[elp], c[lear], q[uit]]\n"
      )
    while True:
      last_command = mainmenu.MainMenu().handle(self)
      if last_command == "quit" or last_command == 'q':
        return
      if last_command == "logout":
        self.writeString("Ok. You are now logged out.\n")

  def writeString(self, string):
    self.wfile.write(bytes(string, "utf-8"))

if __name__ == '__main__':
  server = ForkingTCPServer(("0.0.0.0", 1000), RequestHandlerClass=MessageHandler, bind_and_activate=False)
  server.allow_reuse_address = True
  server.server_bind()
  server.server_activate()
  print("Now listening on port 1000!")
  server.serve_forever()

Example #2

File: server.py Project: YoRyan/socks5

 def server_bind(self):
     if isinstance(ip.ip_address(self.server_address[0]), ip.IPv6Address):
         self.socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET6, self.socket_type)
     ForkingTCPServer.server_bind(self)