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[telegram] <Rafalloc> Go to bed
[telegram] <Snail> I would rather lost it And sell limonade To learn the harsh truth of life
[telegram] <Rafalloc> Tomorrow will be a better day
[telegram] <Snail> That your logic ...
[telegram] <Rafalloc> He should lost everything
[telegram] <Taner> +1 (re @Rafalloc: Tomorrow will be a better day)
[telegram] <miguelborges99> Yes, it was my fault to have buy komodo
[telegram] <Acura360> then better sell and stop crying here. Thank you (re @miguelborges99: Yes, it was my fault to have buy komodo)
[telegram] <Rafalloc> It was a big mistake for sure (re @miguelborges99: Yes, it was my fault to have buy komodo)
[telegram] <miguelborges99> For me, it is a question of principle. If it is not important to you, then it should be ok. But it doesn't seems so...
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I will leave this talk
[telegram] <Acura360> i read only "mininime"
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[telegram] <Rafalloc> How many kmd do you have? 2? (re @miguelborges99: For me, it is a question of principle. If it is not important to you, then it should be ok. But it doesn't seems so...)
[telegram] <Rafalloc> Think that could you have ZERO kmd (re @miguelborges99: For me, it is a question of principle. If it is not important to you, then it should be ok. But it doesn't seems so...)
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I have revealed my name, my funds, and for me this was really bad.
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I thought that komodo had good principles related to be anonymous in the space
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I feel bad and disappointed
[telegram] <miguelborges99> Do not take me wrong
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I had even to give my discord/email to get my funds back
[telegram] <miguelborges99> well, I will not discuss this issue any further
[telegram] <miguelborges99> But surely, it was not what I was thinking when I bought komodo
[telegram] <Acura360> Can you show me a project which has paid back the user funds after a hack and had saved the user funds from the hacker?
[telegram] <miguelborges99> I had a really good idea of this community and about the crypo spirit that they have
[telegram] <kremer (n k)> Seems like Komodo is an awful project. Sell and move on
[telegram] <miguelborges99> At the moment, it seems like this
[telegram] <Abdul> Actually hes right... no matter on how much he lost...
[telegram] <miguelborges99> What I said, i said... If you did not like it, then it is your problem.
[telegram] <Rafalloc> You pay more than 0,8kmd on any eth or bitcoin transaction, this is ridiculous (re @Abdul: Actually hes right... no matter on how much he lost...)
[telegram] <Abdul> Thats not his point
[telegram] <Abdul> Not so hard to understand
[telegram] <Rafalloc> He should lost everything so he would had really reasons to blame the team (re @Abdul: Thats not his point)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> If you actually read the EULA, KMD didn’t have to do anything to get your coins back (re @miguelborges99: Is it your komodo? Is it? Put the komodo where it belongs and do not release shit software)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> So quit being ungrateful over pennies
[telegram] <AGNFAB> When is Komodo halving?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Komodo doesn’t have halvings
[telegram] <Ghsalsaid> Komodo is a half by itself
[telegram] <Ghsalsaid> Half moon half rekt
[telegram] < BITCOIN ATOM (BCA) Tritium Released > Hi
[telegram] <Ghsalsaid> Hi welcome to Burger King
[telegram] <Ghsalsaid> How can i help you
[telegram] <polycryptoblog>
[telegram] <loxal> How can I create a new Komodo address where I can transfer all my Komodo, SuperNET, BTC and other assets?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Use Verus Agama (re @loxal: How can I create a new Komodo address where I can transfer all my Komodo, SuperNET, BTC and other assets?)
[telegram] <loxal> I want to secure all my assets before the Agama thief transfers them..
[telegram] <loxal> you mean the Qt based Komodo wallet?
Community driven open source CPU mineable cryptocurrency with 50/50 Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake, zk-SNARK zero-knowledge proof privacy.
[telegram] <loxal> I just download it but I cannot find a corresponding functionality there
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Verus Agama is based off the original agama ( without the dependency ) , it is not the QT
[telegram] <loxal> ok, so Verus is more user-friendly than the Qt based wallet from Komodo and I still can manage all my assets?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Yes
[telegram] <loxal> ok, thanks will look into it


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The Lizard, the Mice and the Mantis (includes the song of the Agama lizard)
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The Lizard, the Mice and the Mantis (includes the song of the Agama lizard)
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Summary
The !kháü (a lizard of the genus Agama) and his daughter, the Mice, and the Mantis. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.30. 8671-8702, 31. 8703-8736). The !khau (Agama lizard) tricks a series of Long-nosed Mice, hitting them on the head with a stick and taking their springbok to feed his daughter. |kaggen (the Mantis) dreams that the !khau is killing the Mice and tells the Striped Mouse. The Striped Mouse goes and hunts near to where the other Mice had been hunting. The !khau calls over the Striped Mouse, who tricks him in the same way that the !khau had tricked the other mice, and sets his companions free by killing the !khau.
Comments
1) p.8672v: translated by Dorothea Bleek from August 1919, 2) p.8670v: |han≠kass'o heard this from his maternal grandmother (≠kammi); the !khau is a lizard of the genus Agama, 3) pp.8671 and 8672: the song of the Agama lizard, 4) p.8681v: on the term meaning 'hill's man', 5) p.8708v: words and sentences, 6) p.8727v: making different clicks (lateral, cerebral, palatal and dental), 7) p.8728v: names for and descriptions of flowers and stones, 8) See also The Wildebeest, the Mice, the Quaggas and the Mantis, or why the (black) Wildebeest has a white or light coloured tail and The Mantis, the Mice and the Beetle, 9) This story is found in Books VIII-30 and VIII-31
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
6 August 1879 (started)
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Keywords
Mice (Long-nosed) , Mice (Striped) , Mice (and |kaggen's dream) , Mice (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , |kaggen (the Mantis) , |kaggen (the Lizard, the Mice and) , |kaggen (predicts things in his dreams) , |kaggen (predicts the death of the !khau) , |kaggen (dreams that the !khau is killing the Long-nosed Mice) , |kaggen (advises the Striped Mouse about defeating the !khau) , |kaggen (sends the Striped Mouse to help the Long-nosed Mice) , |kaggen (and the song of the Agama lizard) , Long-nosed Mice (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , Long-nosed Mice (the place where they go hunting about) , Long-nosed Mice (drink from the decayed stomach) , Long-nosed Mice (their resurrection) , Long-nosed Mice (follow the springbok) , Long-nosed Mice (daughter of helps the Striped Mouse) , Long-nosed Mice (daughter of marries the Striped Mouse) , Long-nosed Mice (are tricked and killed by the !khau) , Long-nosed Mice (fear the !khau) , Long-nosed Mice (go into the !khau's hole) , Long-nosed Mice (do not return home from hunting) , Long-nosed Mice (the place where they disappeared) , Long-nosed Mice (and |kaggen's dream) , Long-nosed Mice (the Striped Mouse rescues) , Long-nosed Mice (return to life when the Striped Mouse kills the !khau) , Striped Mouse (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , Striped Mouse (defies the !khau) , Striped Mouse (is clever) , Striped Mouse (is advised by |kaggen) , Striped Mouse (is sent by |kaggen to rescue the Long-nosed Mice) , Striped Mouse (and |kaggen's dream) , Striped Mouse (tricks and kills the !khau and releases the Long-nosed Mice) , Striped Mouse (drinks from the new stomach) , Striped Mouse (resurrects the Long-nosed Mice) , Striped Mouse ('smells different') , Striped Mouse (marries the !khau's daughter) , !khau (the Agama lizard) , !khau (and the song of the Agama lizard) , !khau (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , !khau (his daughter) , !khau (tricks and kills the Long-nosed Mice) , !khau (is tricked and killed by the Striped Mouse) , !khau (and |kaggen's dream) , !khau (lies in the Driedoorn tree) , !khau (calls to the Mice) , !khau (kills the Long-nosed Mouse's springbok) , springbok (the !khau kills those hunted by the Long-nosed Mice) , springbok (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , tree (thorn) , tree (Driedoorn, or !nabba) , tree (in which the !khau lies and sings) , tree (the song of the Agama lizard) , tree (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , hole (of the !khau) , hole (and things which are singing) , hole (and the !khau who kills the Long-nosed Mice) , hole (the !khau's manner of coming out of) , hole (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , song (of the !khau or Agama lizard) , song ('The lizard lies on the thorn tree') , song (and the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , stick (the !khau's) , stick (with which the !khau beats the Long-nosed Mice) , stick (the !khau is killed with his own) , stick (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , dream (|kaggen's) , dream (in which |kaggen predicts things) , dream (in which |kaggen predicts the death of the !khau) , dream (|kaggen's, that the !khau is killing the Long-nosed Mice) , dream (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , name (a lizard of the genus Agama or !khau) , name (a thorn–tree called Driedoorn, or !nabba) , name (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , name (the song of the Agama lizard) , Agama lizard (song of) , Agama lizard (or !khau) , Agama lizard (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen) , Agama lizard (the song of the Agama lizard) , lizard (of the genus Agama or !khau) , lizard (the song of the Agama lizard) , lizard (the Lizard, the Mice and |kaggen)
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NO PLACE TO GO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Freedom isn't good for everyone. It isn't for Hanna Flanders (Hannelore Elsner), a widely published East German writer. After the fall of the Berlin wall, Western publishers have been rejecting her work, with one deriding it as "intellectual crap." Not surprisingly, she has a different view of her situation, believing that Western publishers are nothing but "cultural Nazis." Whoever is right, one thing is certain, Hanna is flagrantly spending what little money she has left and is heading for disaster.
Filmed in a hazy black and white, writer/director Oskar Röhler's NO PLACE TO GO (DIE UNBERÜHRBARE) is an unrelentingly bleak film that has little idea with what to do with its theme of a once popular writer cast adrift. With a large black wig that looks like a starched mop, Hanna bears a strange resemblance to the infamous Mrs. Robinson from THE GRADUATE. Elsner's acting is impressive, but the story provides little reason to care about her. Setting a glacial pace, the director takes a long time to say very little. Watching NO PLACE TO GO, you're likely to think about all of the other places to which you could go if you weren't waiting for the film's inevitable conclusion.
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Today we'll be learning about about Greedy Algorithms. Greedy algorithms find solutions to problems by always making the optimal choice at the moment. While they may not always find the optimal solution, but for many problems the correct greedy strategy will result in the optimal solution. Because they choose optimal choices, they are generally considered to be efficient algorithms for most problems.
Optimal Choice at the moment means: If you can choose between two piles of money, always choose the bigger one (even if it leads to you getting less money later on - we only care about the current moment)
One problem with a greedy-algorithm based solution is the activity selection problem. Given a set S
of tasks, and the start/end times of each task, find the maximum number of tasks that can be done if only one task can be undertaken at once.
# Sample Input
S = [(1,3),(2,5),(3,9),(6,8),(0,8)] # Task 1 has start time of 1, end time of 3, and so on.
# Sample Output
# >> [(1,3), (6,8)]
Make sure your strategy doesn't fail on cases like:
# Selecting just the shortest task would only allow you one task.
S = [(1,5),(4,6),(5,10)]
# Selecting the earliest task could result in you selecting a very long early task.
S = [(1,10),(3,6),(7,9)]
Another seemingly simple example where we can use a greedy algorithm is known as the coin problem. Consider a situation where we have to figure out the least number of coins to total a sum of money n
.
For example:
# Sample Input
coins = [1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200]
n = 520
# Sample Output
solve(coin,n)
# >> [200,200,100,20]
The solution would be using 4 coins: 200 + 200 + 100 + 20
How would we use a greedy algorithm to find the solution?
The greedy algorithm strategy for this problem would be to repeatedly select the largest coin that wouldn't make the total exceed n
. But will this strategy find the optimal solution in every problem? Consider this case:
# Sample Input
coins = [1,3,4,5]
n = 7
# Greedy Output
solve(coin,n)
# >> [5,1,1]
# Optimal Solution
# >> [4,3]
[200, 200, 100, 20]
You can find many more problems at this link on codeforces. The problems get increasingly difficult.
That's all folks! As always, if you have any feedback feel free to contact one of the instructors, or email stuyccc@gmail.com


pappyproxy package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
pappyproxy.comm module¶
pappyproxy.config module¶
-
class
pappyproxy.config.
PappyConfig
¶ Bases:
object
The configuration settings for the proxy. To access the config object for the current session (eg from plugins) use
pappyproxy.pappy.session.config
.-
cert_dir
¶
The location of the CA certs that Pappy will use. This can be configured in the
config.json
file for a project.Default: {DATADIR}/certs
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pappy_dir
¶
The file where pappy’s scripts are located. Don’t write anything here, and you probably don’t need to write anything here. Use DATA_DIR instead.
Default: Wherever the scripts are installed -
data_dir
¶
The data directory. This is where files that have to be read by Pappy every time it’s run are put. For example, plugins are stored in
{DATADIR}/plugins
and certs are by default stored in{DATADIR}/certs
. This defaults to~/.pappy
and isn’t configurable right now.Default: ~/.pappy
-
datafile
¶
The location of the CA certs that Pappy will use. This can be configured in the
config.json
file for a project.Default: data.db
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debug_dir
¶
The directory to write debug output to. Don’t put this outside the project folder since it writes all the request data to this directory. You probably won’t need to use this. Configured in the
config.json
file for the project.Default: None -
listeners
¶
The list of active listeners. It is a list of tuples of the format (port, interface) Not modifiable after startup. Configured in the
config.json
file for the project.Default: [(8000, '<IP_ADDRESS>')]
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socks_proxy
¶
Details for a SOCKS proxy. It is a dict with the following key/values:
host: The SOCKS proxy host port: The proxy port username: Username (optional) password: Password (optional)
If null, no proxy will be used.
Default: null
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http_proxy
¶
Details for an upstream HTTP proxy. It is a dict with the following key/values:
host: The proxy host port: The proxy port username: Username (optional) password: Password (optional)
If null, no proxy will be used.
-
plugin_dirs
¶
List of directories that plugins are loaded from. Not modifiable.
Default: ['{DATA_DIR}/plugins', '{PAPPY_DIR}/plugins']
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save_history
¶
Whether command history should be saved to a file/loaded at startup.
Default: True -
config_dict
¶
The dictionary read from config.json. When writing plugins, use this to load configuration options for your plugin.
-
global_config_dict
¶
The dictionary from ~/.pappy/global_config.json. It contains settings for Pappy that are specific to the current computer. Avoid putting settings here, especially if it involves specific projects.
-
archive
¶
Project archive compressed as a
tar.bz2
archive if libraries available on the system, otherwise falls back to zip archive.Default: project.archive
-
crypt_dir
¶
Temporary working directory to unpack an encrypted project archive. Directory will contain copies of normal startup files, e.g. conifg.json, cmdhistory, etc. On exiting pappy, entire directory will be compressed into an archive and encrypted. Compressed as a tar.bz2 archive if libraries available on the system, otherwise falls back to zip.
Default: crypt
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crypt_file
¶
Encrypted archive of the temporary working directory
crypt_dir
. Compressed as a tar.bz2 archive if libraries available on the system, otherwise falls back to zip.Default: project.crypt
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crypt_session
¶
Boolean variable to determine whether pappy started in crypto mode
Default: False -
salt_len
¶
Length of the nonce-salt value appended to the end of crypt_file
Default: 16 -
pappyproxy.console module¶
Contains helpers for interacting with the console. Includes definition for the class that is used to run the console.
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class
pappyproxy.console.
ProxyCmd
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
cmd2.Cmd
An object representing the console interface. Provides methods to add commands and aliases to the console.
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add_alias
(command, alias)¶ Add an alias for a command. ie add_alias(“foo”, “f”) will let you run the ‘foo’ command with ‘f’
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add_aliases
(alias_list)¶ Pass in a list of tuples to add them all as aliases. ie add_aliases([(‘foo’, ‘f’), (‘foo’, ‘fo’)]) will add ‘f’ and ‘fo’ as aliases for ‘foo’
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set_cmd
(command, func, autocomplete_func=None)¶ Add a command to the console.
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set_cmds
(cmd_dict)¶ Set multiple commands from a dictionary. Format is: {‘command’: (do_func, autocomplete_func)} Use autocomplete_func=None for no autocomplete function
-
pappyproxy.context module¶
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class
pappyproxy.context.
Context
¶ Bases:
object
A class representing a set of requests that pass a set of filters
Variables: - active_filters (List of functions that takes one
pappyproxy.http.Request
and returns either true or false.) – Filters that are currently applied to the context - active_requests – Requests which pass all the filters applied to the context
- inactive_requests – Requests which do not pass all the filters applied to the context
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add_filter
(filt)¶ Add a filter to the context. This will remove any requests that do not pass the filter from the
active_requests
set.Parameters: filt (Function that takes one pappyproxy.http.Request
and returns either true or false. (or apappyproxy.context.Filter
)) – The filter to add
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filter_up
()¶ Removes the last filter that was applied to the context.
-
set_filters
(filters)¶ Set the list of filters for the context.
- active_filters (List of functions that takes one
-
class
pappyproxy.context.
Filter
(filter_string)¶ Bases:
object
A class representing a filter. Its claim to fame is that you can use
pappyproxy.context.Filter.from_filter_string()
to generate a filter from a filter string.-
static
from_filter_string
(filter_string)¶ Create a filter from a filter string. If passed a list of arguments, they will be used instead of parsing the string.
Return type: Deferred that returns a pappyproxy.context.Filter
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static
-
pappyproxy.context.
async_set_tag
(tag, reqs)¶ Remove the tag from every request then add the given requests to memory and give them the tag. The async version.
Parameters: - tag (String) – The tag to set
- reqs (List of Requests) – The requests to assign to the tag
-
pappyproxy.context.
set_tag
(tag, reqs)¶ Remove the tag from every request then add the given requests to memory and give them the tag. The non-async version.
Parameters: - tag (String) – The tag to set
- reqs (List of Requests) – The requests to assign to the tag
pappyproxy.http module¶
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class
pappyproxy.http.
HTTPMessage
(full_message=None, update_content_length=False)¶ Bases:
object
A base class which represents an HTTP message. It is used to implement both requests and responses
Variables: - complete (RepeatableDict) – When loading data with
add_line()
andadd_data()
, returns whether the message is complete - headers – Headers of the message
- headers_complete – When creating the message with
add_line()
andadd_data()
, returns whether the headers are complete - start_line (string) – The start line of the message
-
add_data
(data)¶ Used for building a message from a Twisted protocol. Add data to the message. The data must conform to the content encoding and transfer encoding given in the headers passed in to
add_line()
. Can be any fragment of the data. I do not suggest that you use this function ever.Parameters: data (string) – The data to add
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add_line
(line)¶ Used for building a message from a Twisted protocol. Add a line (for status line and headers). Lines must be added in order and the first line must be the status line. The line should not contain the trailing carriage return/newline. I do not suggest you use this for anything.
Parameters: line (string) – The line to add
-
body
¶ The data portion of the message
Getter: Returns the data portion of the message Setter: Set the data of the response and update metadata Type: string
-
body_pretty
¶ Same thing as
pappy.http.HTTPMessage.body()
but the output is colorized for the terminal.
-
clear
()¶ Resets all internal data and clears the message
-
from_json
(json_string)¶ Update the metadata of the message to match data from
to_json()
Parameters: json_string (JSON data in a string) – The JSON data to use
-
full_message
¶ The full message including the start line, headers, and body
-
full_message_pretty
¶ Same as
pappyproxy.http.HTTPMessage.full_message()
except the output is colorized
-
headers_section
¶ The raw text of the headers including the extra newline at the end.
Getter: Returns the raw text of the headers including the extra newline at the end. Type: string
-
headers_section_pretty
¶ Same thing as
pappyproxy.http.HTTPMessage.headers_section()
except that the headers are colorized for terminal printing.
-
reserved_meta_keys
= ['full_message']¶ Internal class variable. Do not modify.
-
to_json
()¶ Return a JSON encoding of the message that can be used by
from_json()
to recreate the message. Thefull_message
portion is base64 encoded because json doesn’t play nice with binary blobs.
- complete (RepeatableDict) – When loading data with
-
class
pappyproxy.http.
RepeatableDict
(from_pairs=None, case_insensitive=False)¶ A dict that retains the order of items inserted and keeps track of duplicate values. Can optionally treat keys as case insensitive. Custom made for the proxy, so it has strange features
-
add_pairs
(pairs)¶ Add a list of pairs to the dictionary.
Parameters: pairs (List of tuples of length 2) – The list of key/value pairs to add
-
all_pairs
()¶ A list of all the key/value pairs stored in the dictionary
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all_vals
(key)¶ Return all the values associated with a given key
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append
(key, val)¶ Append a pair to the end of the dictionary. Will add a duplicate if the key already exists.
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clear
()¶ Remove all key/value pairs from the dictionary
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from_dict
(d)¶ Set the RepeatableDict to contain the same items as a normal dictionary.
Parameters: d (dict) – The dictionary to use
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set_val
(key, val)¶ Set a value in the dictionary. Will replace the first instance of the key with the value. If multiple values of the keys are already in the dictionary, the duplicates of the key will be removed and the first instance of the key will be replaced with the value. If the dictionary is case insensitive, it will maintain the original capitalization. This is the same behavior as assigning a value via
d[key] = val
. If the key is not present, it will be added to the end of the dict.
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sort
()¶ Sort the dictionary by the key. Requires that all keys can be compared to each other
-
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class
pappyproxy.http.
Request
(full_request=None, update_content_length=True, port=None, is_ssl=None, host=None, path_type=None, proxy_creds=None, explicit_port=False)¶ Bases:
pappyproxy.http.HTTPMessage
Variables: - time_end (datetime.datetime) – The datetime that the request ended.
- time_start (datetime.datetime) – The datetime that the request was made
- cookies (RepeatableDict) – Cookies sent with the request
- fragment (String) – The fragment part of the url (The part that comes after the #)
- url_params (RepeatableDict) – The url parameters of the request (aka the get parameters)
- path (String) – The path of the request
- port (Integer) – The port that the request was sent to (or will be sent to)
- post_params (RepeatableDict) – The post parameters of the request
- reqid (String) – The request id of the request
- response (Response) – The associated response of this request
- submitted (Bool) – Whether the request has been submitted
- unmangled (Request) – If the request was mangled, the version of the request before it was mangled.
- verb (String) – The HTTP verb of the request (ie POST, GET)
- version (String) – The HTTP version of the request (ie HTTP/1.1)
- tags (List of Strings) – Tags associated with the request
- plugin_data (Dict) – Data about the request created by plugins. If you modify this, please add your own key to it for your plugin and store all your plugin’s data under that key (probably as another dict). For example if you have a plugin called
foo
, try and store all your data underreq.plugin_data['foo']
. - path_type (Enum) – An enum which describes how the path portion of the request should be represented.
PATH_RELATIVE
-> normal relative path,PATH_ABSOLUTE
-> The absolute path (including the protocol),PATH_HOST
-> Just the path and the port (Used for CONNECT requests when connecting to an upstream HTTP proxy). - explicit_port – A flag to indicate that the port should always be included in the URL
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async_deep_save
()¶ Saves self, unmangled, response, and unmangled response. Returns a deferred which fires after everything has been saved.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
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async_save
()¶ Save/update the request in the data file. Returns a twisted deferred which fires when the save is complete.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
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async_submit
()¶ Same as
submit()
but generates deferreds. Submits the request using its host, port, etc. and updates its response value to the resulting response.Parameters: mangle (Bool) – Whether to pass the request through active intercepting macros. Return type: Twisted deferred
-
cache
= <pappyproxy.requestcache.RequestCache object>¶ The request cache that stores requests in memory for performance
-
connect_request
¶ If the request uses SSL, this will be a request object that can be used with an upstream HTTP server to connect to a server using SSL
-
deep_delete
()¶ Delete a request, its unmangled version, its response, and its response’s unmangled version from history. Also removes the request from all contexts. Returns a Twisted deferred.
Return type: Deferred
-
full_path
¶ The full path of the request including URL params and fragment. ie /path/to/stuff?foo=bar&baz=something#somewhere
Getter: Returns the full path of the request Type: string
-
full_request
¶ Alias for Request.full_message
Getter: Returns the full text of the request Type: string
-
get_plugin_dict
(name)¶ Get the data dictionary for the given plugin name.
-
host
¶ The host of the request. ie www.google.com.
Getter: Returns the host of the request Setter: Changes the host of the request and updates the Host header Type: string
-
is_ssl
¶ Whether the request is sent over SSL
Getter: Returns if the request is sent over SSL Setter: Sets if the request is sent over SSL Type: Bool
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static
load_request
(to_load)¶ Load a request with the given request id and return it. Returns a deferred which calls back with the request when complete.
Parameters: Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
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static
load_requests_by_tag
(tag)¶ Load all the requests in the data file with a given tag and return them in a list. Returns a deferred which calls back with the list of requests when complete.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
-
static
load_requests_by_time
()¶ Load all the requests in the data file and return them in a list. Returns a deferred which calls back with the list of requests when complete.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
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path_tuple
¶ The path in tuple form starting with the host. For example, path_parts for a request to http://www.example.com/foo/bar.php would be:
('www.example.com', 'foo', 'bar.php')
Getter: Returns the path in tuple form Type: Tuple
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proxy_creds
¶ A username/password tuple representing the username/password to authenticate to a proxy server. Sets the
Proxy-Authorization
header. Getter will return (None, None) if no creds existGetter: Returns the username/password tuple used for proxy authorization Setter: Sets the username/password tuple used for proxy authorization Type: Tuple of two strings: (username, password)
-
raw_data
¶ Alias for Request.body
Getter: Returns the data portion of the request Setter: Set the data of the request and update metadata Type: string
-
raw_headers
¶ Alias for Request.headers_section
Getter: Returns the raw text of the headers including the extra newline at the end. Type: string
-
rsptime
¶ The response time of the request
Getter: Returns the response time of the request Type: datetime.timedelta
-
save
()¶ Save/update the request in the data file. Saves the request, its unmangled version, the response, and the unmanbled response. Cannot be called from inside an async function.
-
saved
¶ If the request is saved in the data file
Getter: Returns True if the request is saved in the data file Type: Bool
-
sort_time
¶ If the request has a submit time, returns the submit time’s unix timestamp. Returns 0 otherwise
-
start_line
¶ The status line of the request. ie GET / HTTP/1.1
Getter: Returns the status line of the request Setter: Sets the status line of the request Type: string
-
status_line
¶ Alias for pappyproxy.http.Request.start_line.
Getter: Returns the status line of the request Setter: Sets the status line of the request Type: string
-
submit
()¶ Submits the request using its host, port, etc. and updates its response value to the resulting response. Cannot be called in async functions. This is what you should use to submit your requests in macros.
-
static
submit_request
(request, save_request=False, intercepting_macros={}, stream_transport=None)¶ Submits the request then sets
request.response
. Returns a deferred that is called with the request that was submitted.Parameters: - request – The request to submit
- save_request (Bool) – Whether to save the request to history
- intercepting_macros (Dict or collections.OrderedDict) – Dictionary of intercepting macros to be applied to the request
- stream_transport (twisted.internet.interfaces.ITransport) – Return transport to stream to. Set to None to not stream the response.
-
url
¶ The full url of the request including url params, protocol, etc. ie https://www.google.com, http://foo.fakewebsite.com:1234/path?a=b. When setting the URL, the port, is_ssl, path, url params, host, etc are all automatically updated.
Getter: Returns the url of the request Setter: Sets the url of the request and updates metadata Type: string
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url_color
¶ same as .url, except colored. Used for printing URLs to the terminal.
Getter: Returns the url of the request Type: string
-
class
pappyproxy.http.
Response
(full_response=None, update_content_length=True)¶ Bases:
pappyproxy.http.HTTPMessage
Variables: - cookies (RepeatableDict of ResponseCookie objects) – Cookies set by the response
- response_code (Integer) – The response code of the response
- response_text (String) – The text associated with the response code (ie OK, NOT FOUND, etc)
- rspid (String) – If the response is saved in the data file, the id of the response
- unmangled (Response) – If the response was mangled, the unmangled version of the response
- version (String) – The version part of the status line (ie HTTP/1.1)
Add a
pappyproxy.http.ResponseCookie
to the response.Warning
This will add duplicate cookies. If you want to add a cookie you’re not sure exists, use
set_cookie()
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async_save
()¶ Save/update the just request in the data file. Returns a twisted deferred which fires when the save is complete. It is suggested that you use :func: ~pappyproxy.http.Request.async_deep_save instead to save responses.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
Delete a cookie from the response by its key
-
full_response
¶ The full text of the response including the headers and data. Alias for Response.full_message
Getter: Returns the full text of the response Type: string
-
static
load_response
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Load a response from its response id. Returns a deferred. I don’t suggest you use this.
Return type: twisted.internet.defer.Deferred
-
raw_data
¶ Alias for Response.body
Getter: Returns the data portion of the response Setter: Set the data of the response and update metadata Type: string
-
raw_headers
¶ Alias for Response.headers_section
Getter: Returns the raw text of the headers including the extra newline at the end. Type: string
Set a cookie in the response.
cookie
must be apappyproxy.http.ResponseCookie
Set a cookie by key and value. Will not have path, secure, etc set at all.
-
soup
¶ Returns a beautifulsoup4 object for parsing the html of the response
Getter: Returns a BeautifulSoup object representing the html of the response
-
start_line
¶ The status line of the response. ie HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Getter: Returns the status line of the response Setter: Sets the status line of the response Type: string
-
class
pappyproxy.http.
ResponseCookie
(set_cookie_string=None)¶ Bases:
object
A cookie representing a cookie set by a response
Variables: - key – The key of the cookie
- val – The value of the cookie
- expires – The value of the “expires” attribute
- max_age – The max age of the cookie
- domain – The domain of the cookie
- path – The path of the cookie
- secure – The secure flag of the cookie
- http_only – The httponly flag of the cookie
Returns the full string of the cookie. ie
foo=bar; secure; path=/
Getter: Returns the full string of the cookie. Setter: Set the metadata from a cookie string. ie from a Set-Cookie
header
-
pappyproxy.http.
async_submit_requests
(reqs, mangle=False)¶ Parameters: mangle (Bool) – Whether to pass the requests through intercepting macros Return type: DeferredList Submits a list of requests at the same time asynchronously. Responses/unmangled versions will be attached to the request objects in the list. Prints progress to stdout.
-
pappyproxy.http.
get_request
(url='', url_params={})¶ Create a request object that makes a GET request to the given url with the given url params.
-
pappyproxy.http.
init
(pool)¶ Initialize the http module.
Parameters: pool (SQLite ConnectionPool) – The ConnectionPool to use to store the request/response objects
-
pappyproxy.http.
post_request
(url, post_params={}, url_params={})¶ Create a request object that makes a POST request to the given url with the given post and url params.
pappyproxy.iter module¶
-
pappyproxy.iter.
common_passwords
()¶ List common passwords
-
pappyproxy.iter.
common_usernames
()¶ List common usernames
-
pappyproxy.iter.
fuzz_path_trav
()¶ Fuzz common values for path traversal.
-
pappyproxy.iter.
fuzz_sqli
()¶ Fuzz common values that could cause sql errors
-
pappyproxy.iter.
fuzz_xss
()¶ Fuzz values for finding XSS
pappyproxy.macros module¶
-
class
pappyproxy.macros.
FileInterceptMacro
(filename='')¶ Bases:
pappyproxy.macros.InterceptMacro
An intercepting macro that loads a macro from a file.
-
class
pappyproxy.macros.
InterceptMacro
¶ Bases:
object
A class representing a macro that modifies requests as they pass through the proxy
-
class
pappyproxy.macros.
Macro
(filename='')¶ Bases:
object
A class representing a macro that can perform a series of requests and add data to storage.
-
pappyproxy.macros.
load_macros
(loc)¶ Loads the macros stored in the location and returns a list of Macro objects
-
pappyproxy.macros.
mangle_request
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Mangle a request with a list of intercepting macros. Returns a tuple that contains the resulting request (with its unmangled value set if needed) and a bool that states whether the request was modified Returns (None, True) if the request was dropped.
Return type: (Request, Bool)
-
pappyproxy.macros.
mangle_response
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Mangle a request’s response with a list of intercepting macros. Returns a bool stating whether the request’s response was modified. Unmangled values will be updated as needed.
Return type: Bool
pappyproxy.pappy module¶
Handles the main Pappy session.
-
pappyproxy.pappy.
session
¶
The pappyproxy.pappy.PappySession
object for the current session. Mainly
used for accessing the session’s config information.
-
class
pappyproxy.pappy.
PappySession
(sessconfig)¶ Bases:
object
An object representing a pappy session. Mainly you’ll only use this to get to the session config.
Variables: config ( pappyproxy.config.PappyConfig
) – The configuration settings for the session
pappyproxy.plugin module¶
This module contains all the api calls written for use in plugins. If you want to do anything that is’t allowed through these function calls or through the functions provided for macros, contact me and I’ll see what I can do to add some more functionality into the next version.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
active_intercepting_macros
()¶ Returns a dict of the active intercepting macro objects. Modifying this list will not affect which macros are active.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
add_intercepting_macro
(name, macro)¶ Adds an intercepting macro to the proxy. You can either use a
pappyproxy.macros.FileInterceptMacro
to load an intercepting macro from the disk, or you can create your own using anpappyproxy.macros.InterceptMacro
for a base class. You must give a unique name that will be used inpappyproxy.plugin.remove_intercepting_macro()
to deactivate it. Remember that activating an intercepting macro will disable request streaming and will affect performance. So please try and only use this if you may need to modify messages before they are passed along.
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pappyproxy.plugin.
add_to_history
(req)¶ Save a request to history without saving it to the data file. The request will only be saved in memory, so when the program is exited or clrmem is run, the request will be deleted.
Parameters: req ( pappyproxy.http.Request
) – The request to add to history
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
async_main_context_ids
(n=-1)¶ Returns a deferred that resolves into a list of up to
n
of the most recent requests in the main context. You can then usepappyproxy.http.Request.load_request()
to load the requests in the current context. If no value is passed forn
, this will return all of the IDs in the context.
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pappyproxy.plugin.
in_memory_reqs
()¶ Returns a list containing the ids of the requests which exist in memory only (requests with an m## style id). You can call either
pappyproxy.http.Request.save()
orpappyproxy.http.Request.async_deep_save()
to save the request to the data file.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
main_context_ids
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Same as
pappyproxy.plugin.async_main_context_ids()
but can be called from macros and other non-async only functions. Cannot be called in async functions.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
plugin_by_name
(name)¶ Returns an interface to access the methods of a plugin from its name. For example, to call the
foo
function from thebar
plugin you would callplugin_by_name('bar').foo()
.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
remove_intercepting_macro
(name)¶ Stops an active intercepting macro. You must pass in the name that you used when calling
pappyproxy.plugin.add_intercepting_macro()
to identify which macro you would like to stop.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
req_history
(num=-1, ids=None, include_unmangled=False)¶ Returns an a generator that generates deferreds which resolve to requests in history, ignoring the current context. If
n
is given, it will stop aftern
requests have been generated. Ifids
is given, it will only include those IDs. Ifinclude_unmangled
is True, then the iterator will include requests which are the unmangled version of other requests.An example of using the iterator to print the 10 most recent requests:
@defer.inlineCallbacks def find_food(): for req_d in req_history(10): req = yield req_d print '-'*10 print req.full_message_pretty
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
require_modules
(*largs)¶ A wrapper to make sure that plugin dependencies are installed. For example, if a command requires the
psutil
andobjgraph
package, you should format your command like:@require_modules('psutil', 'objgraph') def my_command(line): import objgraph import psutil # ... rest of command ...
If you try to run the command without being able to import all of the required modules, the command will print an error and not run the command.
-
pappyproxy.plugin.
run_cmd
(cmd)¶ Run a command as if you typed it into the console. Try and use existing APIs to do what you want before using this.
pappyproxy.proxy module¶
pappyproxy.repeater module¶
pappyproxy.session module¶
-
class
pappyproxy.session.
Session
(cookie_names=None, header_names=None, cookie_vals=None, header_vals=None)¶ Bases:
object
A class used to maintain a session over multiple requests. Can remember cookies and apply a specific header to requests. It is also possible to give the session a list of cookie names and it will only save those cookies.
-
apply_req
(request)¶ Apply saved headers and cookies to the request
-
apply_rsp
(response)¶ Will add a Set-Cookie header for each saved cookie. Will not apply any saved headers. If the cookie was added from a call to
save_rsp()
, the Set-Cookie flags will be the same as the original response.
Returns a string with the value of the cookie with the given string, even if the value is a
ResponseCookie
. If you want to get aResponseCookie
, useget_rsp_cookie()
.
Returns the
ResponseCookie
associated with the key regardless of if the value is stored as a string or aResponseCookie
.
-
save_req
(req, cookies=None, headers=None)¶ Updates the state of the session from the given request. Cookie and headers can be added to their whitelists by passing in a list for either
cookies
orheaders
.
-
save_rsp
(rsp, cookies=None)¶ Update the state of the session from the response. Only cookies can be updated from a response. Additional values can be added to the whitelist by passing in a list of values for the
cookies
parameter. If save_all is given, all set cookies will be added to the session.
Set a cookie in the session.
val
can be either a string or aResponseCookie
. If aResponseCookie
is used, make sure itskey
value is the same as the key passed in to the function.
-
pappyproxy.util module¶
-
exception
pappyproxy.util.
PappyException
¶ Bases:
exceptions.Exception
The exception class for Pappy. If a plugin command raises one of these, the message will be printed to the console rather than displaying a traceback.
-
pappyproxy.util.
confirm
(message, default='n')¶ A helper function to get confirmation from the user. It prints
message
then asks the user to answer yes or no. Returns True if the user answers yes, otherwise returns False.
-
pappyproxy.util.
get_req_data_row
(request)¶ Get the row data for a request to be printed.
-
pappyproxy.util.
load_reqlist
(line, allow_special=True)¶ A helper function for parsing a list of requests that are passed as an argument. If
allow_special
is True, then it will parse IDs such asu123
ors123
. Even if allow_special is false, it will still parsem##
IDs. Will print any errors with loading any of the requests and will return a list of all the requests which were successfully loaded. Returns a deferred.Returns: Twisted deferred
-
pappyproxy.util.
print_request_rows
(request_rows)¶ Takes in a list of request rows generated from
pappyproxy.console.get_req_data_row()
and prints a table with data on each of the requests. Used instead ofpappyproxy.console.print_requests()
if you can’t count on storing all the requests in memory at once.
-
pappyproxy.util.
print_requests
(requests)¶ Takes in a list of requests and prints a table with data on each of the requests. It’s the same table that’s used by
ls
.
-
pappyproxy.util.
print_table
(coldata, rows)¶ Print a table. Coldata: List of dicts with info on how to print the columns.
name
is the heading to give column,width (optional)
maximum width before truncating. 0 for unlimited.Rows: List of tuples with the data to print
-
pappyproxy.util.
printable_data
(data)¶ Return
data
, but replaces unprintable characters with periods.Parameters: data (String) – The data to make printable Return type: String


Methods summary
public
|
#
__construct( PDO $pdo, array $config )
Create a new database connection instance.
Create a new database connection instance.
Parameters
|
public
Laravel\Database\Query
|
#
table( string $table )
Begin a fluent query against a table.
Begin a fluent query against a table.
$query = DB::connection()->table('users');
$users = DB::connection()->table('users')->get();
Parameters
Returns
|
protected
Laravel\Database\Query\Grammars\Grammar
|
#
grammar( )
Create a new query grammar for the connection.
Create a new query grammar for the connection.
Returns
|
public
|
#
transaction( callback $callback )
Execute a callback wrapped in a database transaction.
Execute a callback wrapped in a database transaction.
Parameters
|
public
mixed
|
#
only( string $sql, array $bindings = array() )
Execute a SQL query against the connection and return a single column
result.
Execute a SQL query against the connection and return a single column
result.
$count = DB::connection()->only('select count(*) from users');
$sum = DB::connection()->only('select sum(amount) from payments')
Parameters
- $sql
string
- $bindings
array
Returns
mixed
|
public
object
|
#
first( string $sql, array $bindings = array() )
Execute a SQL query against the connection and return the first result.
Execute a SQL query against the connection and return the first result.
$user = DB::connection()->first('select * from users');
$user = DB::connection()->first('select * from users where id = ?', array($id));
Parameters
- $sql
string
- $bindings
array
Returns
object
|
public
array
|
#
query( string $sql, array $bindings = array() )
Execute a SQL query and return an array of StdClass objects.
Execute a SQL query and return an array of StdClass objects.
Parameters
- $sql
string
- $bindings
array
Returns
array
|
protected
array
|
#
execute( string $sql, array $bindings = array() )
Execute a SQL query against the connection.
Execute a SQL query against the connection.
The PDO statement and boolean result will be return in an array.
Parameters
- $sql
string
- $bindings
array
Returns
array
|
protected
array
|
#
fetch( PDOStatement $statement, integer $style )
Fetch all of the rows for a given statement.
Fetch all of the rows for a given statement.
Parameters
Returns
array
|
protected
|
#
log( string $sql, array $bindings, integer $start )
Log the query and fire the core query event.
Log the query and fire the core query event.
Parameters
- $sql
string
- $bindings
array
- $start
integer
|
public
string
|
#
driver( )
Get the driver name for the database connection.
Get the driver name for the database connection.
Returns
string
|
public
|
#
__call( $method, $parameters )
Magic Method for dynamically beginning queries on database tables.
Magic Method for dynamically beginning queries on database tables.
|


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Defining a collection on server sets up a MongoDB collection. On the client, that creates a cache connected to the server collection
We will learn later how to filter data sent to client, but for now, our entire database is present on the client
To create the collection, we define a new tasks module (imports/api/tasks.js
file)that creates a Mongo collection and exports it:
import { Mongo } from 'meteor/mongo';
export const Tasks = new Mongo.Collection('tasks');
imports/api
is a sensible place to store the API of the application. You can learn more about that here
We need to import our module on the server like this (in server/main.js
file):
import '../imports/api/tasks.js';
Let's import our module on the client to define the task collection. In client/main.js
file, put this:
import '../imports/api/tasks.js';
To get data from this collection instead of static array inside todos-list
element, we'll use polyteor-collection
element,
a bower_components installed by jonatan:polyteor
package.
Update client/todos-list/todos-list.vul.html
to obtain this:
After these changes, you will notice that the tasks have disppeared. This is because our newly created collection is empty.
We need to add some tasks. In a new terminal, from your project folder, type this:
meteor mongo
This opens a console into your app's local development database. Into the prompt, type:
db.tasks.insert({ text: "My awesome task!", createdAt: new Date() });
The UI in the browser automatically update and display the newly added task.
Without writing any code for that, our server-side database is connected to the front-end.
Let's add some css style. Create client/main.css
file with the following content:
/* CSS declarations go here */
body {
font-family: sans-serif;
background-color: #315481;
background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, #315481, #918e82 100%);
background-attachment: fixed;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
bottom: 0;
left: 0;
right: 0;
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
font-size: 14px;
}
Update client/todos-list/todos-list.vul.html
to obtain this:
In the next step, we will use form to add tasks.


backend
Section: Apple Inc. (7)Updated: CUPS
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
backend - cups backend transmission interfacesSYNOPSIS
backendbackend job user title num-copies options [ filename ]
DESCRIPTION
Backends are a special type of filter(7) which is used to send print data to and discover different devices on the system.
Like filters, backends must be capable of reading from a filename on the command-line or from the standard input, copying the standard input to a temporary file as required by the physical interface.
The command name (argv[0]) is set to the device URI of the destination printer. Starting with CUPS 1.1.22, any authentication information in argv[0] is removed, so backend developers are urged to use the DEVICE_URI environment variable whenever authentication information is required. The CUPS API includes a cupsBackendDeviceURI function for retrieving the correct device URI.
Back-channel data from the device should be relayed to the job filters by writing to file descriptor 3. The CUPS API includes the cupsBackChannelWrite function for this purpose.
DEVICE DISCOVERY
When run with no arguments, the backend should list the devices and schemes it supports or is advertising to stdout. The output consists of zero or more lines consisting of any of the following forms:
device-class scheme "Unknown" "device-info" device-class device-uri "device-make-and-model" "device-info" device-class device-uri "device-make-and-model" "device-info" "device-id" device-class device-uri "device-make-and-model" "device-info" "device-id" "device-location"
The device-class field is one of the following values:
- direct
-
The device-uri refers to a specific direct-access device with no options, such as a parallel, USB, or SCSI device. - file
-
The device-uri refers to a file on disk. - network
-
The device-uri refers to a networked device and conforms to the general form for network URIs. - serial
-
The device-uri refers to a serial device with configurable baud rate and other options. If the device-uri contains a baud value, it represents the maximum baud rate supported by the device.
The scheme field provides the URI scheme that is supported by the backend. Backends should use this form only when the backend supports any URI using that scheme. The device-uri field specifies the full URI to use when communicating with the device.
The device-make-and-model field specifies the make and model of the device, e.g. "Acme Foojet 2000". If the make and model is not known, you must report "Unknown".
The device-info field specifies additional information about the device. Typically this includes the make and model along with the port number or network address, e.g. "Acme Foojet 2000 USB #1".
The optional device-id field specifies the IEEE-1284 device ID string for the device, which is used to select a matching driver.
The optional device-location field specifies the physical location of the device, which is often used to pre-populate the printer-location attribute when adding a printer.
PERMISSIONS
Backends without world execute permissions are run as the root user. Otherwise, the backend is run using the unprivileged user account, typically "lp".EXIT CODES
The following exit codes are defined for backends; C API constants defined in the <cups/backend.h> header file are defined in parenthesis:
- 0 (CUPS_BACKEND_OK)
-
The print file was successfully transmitted to the device or remote server. - 1 (CUPS_BACKEND_FAILED)
-
The print file was not successfully transmitted to the device or remote server. The scheduler will respond to this by canceling the job, retrying the job, or stopping the queue depending on the state of the error-policy attribute. - 2 (CUPS_BACKEND_AUTH_REQUIRED)
-
The print file was not successfully transmitted because valid authentication information is required. The scheduler will respond to this by holding the job and adding the authentication-required job-reasons keyword. - 3 (CUPS_BACKEND_HOLD)
-
The print file was not successfully transmitted because it cannot be printed at this time. The scheduler will respond to this by holding the job. - 4 (CUPS_BACKEND_STOP)
-
The print file was not successfully transmitted because it cannot be printed at this time. The scheduler will respond to this by stopping the queue. - 5 (CUPS_BACKEND_CANCEL)
-
The print file was not successfully transmitted because one or more attributes are not supported. The scheduler will respond to this by canceling the job.
All other exit code values are reserved.
SEE ALSO
cupsd(8), cupsd.conf(5), filter(7),http://localhost:631/help
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007-2009 by Apple Inc.
Index
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Time: 05:34:14 GMT, December 24, 2015


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Kane backs 'proven winner' Mourinho to end Spurs title drought
Tottenham Hotspur have found a "proven winner" in new manager Jose Mourinho and must target the FA Cup and Champions League as they bid to end an 11-year title drought, striker Harry Kane has said.
REUTERS: Tottenham Hotspur have found a "proven winner" in new manager Jose Mourinho and must target the FA Cup and Champions League as they bid to end an 11-year title drought, striker Harry Kane has said.
Mourinho, who replaced the sacked Mauricio Pochettino last week, guided Spurs to a 3-2 Premier League victory at West Ham United on Saturday in his first match in charge.
"The gaffer has won at every club he's gone to - there's no hiding away from that," Kane told the British media.
"He's a proven winner. I've made it clear I'm at the stage of my career where I want to win trophies. I've made it clear I want to win them here and it's a big year for us."
Former Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid and Manchester United boss Mourinho has claimed 25 major honours but that record will be put to the test at Spurs, who have not won a title since the 2008 League Cup.
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1 King Nebuchadnezzar's soldiers captured many Israelite people and took them to Babylonia. Many years later, some Israelite people returned to Judah. Some returned to Jerusalem, and some returned to other places in Judah. They went to the towns where their ancestors had lived. This is a list of the groups who returned.
2 The leaders of those groups were Zerubbabel, Jeshua, Nehemiah, Seraiah, Reelaiah, Mordecai, Bilshan, Mispar, Bigvai, Rehum, and Baanah.
The groups of people included:
3 2,172 descendants of Parosh
4 372 descendants of Shephatiah
5 775 descendants of Arach
6 2,812 descendants of Pachat Moab, from the families of Jeshua and Joab
7 1,254 descendants of Elam
8 945 descendants of Zattu
9 760 descendants of Zaccai
10 642 descendants of Bani
11 623 descendants of Bebai
12 1,222 descendants of Azgad
13 666 descendants of Adonikam
14 2,056 descendants of Bigvai
15 454 descendants of Adin
16 Ninety-eight descendants of Ater, who descended from Hezekiah
17 323 descendants of Bezai
18 112 descendants of Jorah
19 223 descendants of Hashum
20 Ninty-five descendants of Gibbar
People whose ancestors had lived in these towns in Judah:
21 123 from Bethlehem
22 Fifty-six from Netophah
23 128 from Anathoth
24 Forty-two from Azmaveth
25 743 from Kiriath Arim, Chephirah, and Beeroth
26 621 from Ramah and Geba
27 122 from Michmas
28 223 from Bethel and Ai
29 Fifty-two from Nebo
30 156 from Magbish
31 1,254 from Elam
32 320 from Harim
33 725 from Lod, Hadid, and Ono
34 345 from Jericho
35 3,630 from Senaah
36 Priests who returned: 973 descendants of Jedaiah (that is, those who descended through Jeshua)
37 1,052 descendants of Immer
38 1,247 descendants of Pashur
39 1,017 descendants of Harim
40 Those from the tribe of Levi who returned: Seventy-four descendants of Jeshua and Kadmiel, who were from the family of Hodaviah
41 128 singers who were descendants of Asaph
42 139 gatekeepers who were descendants of the gatekeepers Shallum, Ater, Talmon, Akkub, Hatita, and Shobai
43 The temple workers who were descendants of these men: Ziha, Hasupha, Tabbaoth,
44 Keros, Siaha, Padon,
45 Lebanah, Hagabah, Akkub,
46 Hagab, Shalmai, Hanan,
47 Giddel, Gahar, Reaiah,
48 Rezin, Nekoda, Gazzam,
49 Uzza, Paseah, Besai,
50 Asnah, Meunim, Nephisim,
51 Bakbuk, Hakupha, Harhur,
52 Bazluth, Mehida, Harsha,
53 Barkos, Sisera, Temah,
54 Neziah, and Hatipha.
55 The following descendants of King Solomon's servants returned to Jerusalem: Sotai, Hassophereth, Peruda,
56 Jaalah, Darkon, Giddel,
57 Shephatiah, Hattil, Pochereth Hazzebaim, and Ami.
58 Altogether, there were 392 descendants of temple workers and Solomon's servants who returned.
59 There was another group who returned to Judah from Tel Melach, Tel Charsha, Cerub, Addan, and Immer in Babylonia. But they could not prove that they were descendants of people who had previously lived in Jerusalem.
60 This group included 652 people who were descendants of Delaiah, Tobiah, and Nekoda.
61 The descendants of the priests in this group included people belonging to Habaiah's clan, Hakkoz's clan, and Barzillai's clan. Barzillai had married a woman who was a descendant of Barzillai from the region of Gilead, and he had taken for himself the name of his father-in-law's clan.
62 The people in that group searched in the documents that had the names of the ancestors of all the clans, but these men's names were not found. So they were not permitted do the work that priests did.
63 The governor told them that they would need to ask a priest to consult Yahweh by casting the sacred lots, to determine whether those men were truly Israelites. If the stones showed that those men were Israelites, they would be permitted to eat the shares of the sacrifices that were given to the priests.
64 Altogether 42,360 Israelite people returned to Judah.
65 There were also 7,337 servants and two hundred musicians, both men and women, who returned.
66 The Israelites brought with them from Babylonia 736 horses, 245 mules,
67 435 camels, and 6,720 donkeys.
68 When they arrived at the temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem, some of the clan leaders gave money for the supplies needed to rebuild the temple in the same place where the old temple had been.
69 They all gave as much money as they were able to give. Altogether they gave about five hundred kilograms of gold, about 2.9 metric tons of silver, and 100 robes for the priests.
70 Then the priests, the other descendants of Levi, the musicians, the temple guards, and some of the other people started to live in the towns and villages near Jerusalem. The rest of the people went to the other places in Israel there where their ancestors had lived.


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We believe that the block chain is the direction of future financial development, while most people only hear about it, and do not understand it. We hope more people understand and know about block chain through the game of CryptoFootball.
As for why we have to play CryptoFootball,
For the world cup, 4 years. For a player, how many world cups can he participate in? Every national team player of the world cup has veterans and newcomers. Each world cup's squad will be different. Every time the coaches and players of the national team are likely to change. And they are all our heroes. At the beginning of the game, they are our glory.
So we hope to record this moment in the way of Ethereum. The national team at this time is the only time. And what we have is a collective memory of this national team's precious moment.
You can express your love for your national team through the possession of the national team card.
If someone buys your card, you will get the corresponding bonus.
There will be more fun use of CryptoFootball during the world cup. If the team you have win one match, you will get more ETH rewards without any bets.
After the world cup, we will join more national teams and play differently. In short, CryptoFootball will enable you to feel the charm of football while letting you play more and earn more.
The generation of CryptoFootball is based on blockchain finance. Blockchain technology is considered as the subversive core technology of the next generation after the steam engine, electricity and Internet. If steam engines release people's productivity, electricity solves basic human needs, and the Internet completely changes the way information is delivered, then blockchains, as machines for building trust, could drastically change the way in which human social value are transmitted. The future of blockchain finance may change the pattern of traditional economy and usher in a new financial era.
Open the card market to see the available cards, as long as you find the Water Margin Football you want to have, click on it to enter the purchase page. The game (dApp) will show you how to complete the purchase to get the Football. After the transaction is completed, you will be the sole owner of this card.
The cards you buy can be bought by other players at any time, but they have to pay a higher price, and you get 15% to 100% of the proceeds. If you still want to snatch back your card, you can buy it for a higher price.

To start your journey in the world of Crypto Foootball, you need:
To use CryptoFootball, you need to install Digital Wallet MetaMask. You need to top up with MetaMask to make your first purchase.
Note: The digital wallet like MetaMask is consistent with bank accounts - exercise caution and be sure not to forget your password or seed words.
US citizens only: You can buy ETH in MetaMask. ETH is a digital currency that makes it possible for our games to run.
For others: You will need to buy ETH from the exchange and then transfer ETH from your exchange wallet to your MetaMask wallet. Unfortunately, you can not just use the trading account to play with CryptoFootball.
US citizens only: You can use the Coinbase widget to purchase ETH directly from MetaMask. It's easier and does not require you to create two accounts.
For others: You need to buy ETH from the exchange in common law currency. Copy your MetaMask address, click '...' and then 'copy address to pasteboard'. Go to Coinbase and click on 'Account' then select your ETH wallet and click 'Send'. Paste the MetaMask address into the text box and enter the amount you want to transfer.
CryptoGame, or blockchain games refers to a type of decentralized application made using blockchain technology, which goes back to the Satoshi Dice gambing game which was born in 2012 at the earliest.The game generates a set of random numbers between 0 and 65535 by setting different odds for several different transfer addresses and listening to the generated transaction hash when the user transfers to these addresses.The earliest games based on Ethereum smart contracts go back to the King of the Ether Throne. King of the Ether Throne。 Like many other Dapps, encrypted games also face the performance bottlenecks Scability brings.
So most encrypted games now only save the user's assets on the blockchain.
Water Margin Football cards have a total of 108. The system will be from February 17 onwards, will start gradually new, the specific price and time will be informed one day in advance.
Water Margin Football cards a total of 108 will be on a regular basis every day, with blockchain technology to ensure that only one of each card, with a high scarcity.
(0, 0.02eth): increase 200/95
[0.02eth, 0.5eth): increase 135/96
[0.5eth, 2.0eth): increase 125/97
[2.0eth, 5.0eth): increase 117/97
[5eth, +∞): increase 115/98
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In the Ethernet water margin card after the issuance of all cards, we will add more play on the basis of the Ethernet water margin card, please look forward to!
Ethereum is a bottom system that can realize smart contract and open source on the blockchain. From the birth of Ethereum to in May 2017, more than 200 Ethereum applications have been born in three and a half years. Ethereum is a platform and programming language that enables developers to build and publish next-generation distributed applications. Ethereum can be used to program, distribute, secure, and trade anything: voting, domain names, financial exchanges, crowdfunding, corporate governance, contracts and most agreements, intellectual property, and smart assets that benefit from hardware integration.
The core of ERC721 Token is "Non-Fungible Token", which is non - homogeneity token. How to understand " non - homogeneity"? CryptoFootball, for example, each card is unique. In principle, each card is a unique piece of code on the blockchain platform. Moreover, ERC 721 each token has an independent unique tokenid, for example, which is the equivalent of the unique id of each card in CryptoFootball.


Emmerdale's Kim Tate tipped to murder Graham Foster in deadly exit twist
Emmerdale actor Andrew Scarborough is leaving the role of Graham Foster, with Kim Tate tipped to be involved in his exit
by Charlotte TuttonEmmerdale viewers are convinced Kim Tate will murder her ex Graham Foster after new scenes saw her continue her fury over his apparent betrayal.
Kim was not happy to learn Graham had started a romance with Rhona Goskirk, amid her hopes of them reconciling.
Graham refused to be tormented by Kim who seemed intent on ruining his hopes of love, after he chose Rhona over her - before dropping a further bombshell about her son Jamie Tate.
He left them torn apart as he revealed it was Jamie who gave the police the evidence they needed to send her to prison, ending their partnership of sorts for good in the process for the time being.
In Monday's episode of the ITV soap, Graham assured Rhona anything Kim tried to split them up would not work.
As Rhona feared the consequences of getting involved with Graham, given his past with Kim, Kim suggested she and Graham could still be business partners - but fans were not convinced as she chillingly added he would be "finished" if he crossed her again.
Viewers are convinced this could lead to Graham's demise after confirmation the character is leaving the Dales.
It's said his exit will be "huge" and will set up the year ahead when he departs the village in 2020.
Predicting Kim would be involved and might even kill him after his betrayal in her eyes, viewers shared their theories on Twitter .
One fan said Kim could join forces with newcomer Will Taylor, with Will and Kim killing Graham together, while one tweet read: "Graham is going to be killed off isn't he."
Another tweeted: "I really like graham and be interesting to see how you leave I’ll be disappointed if Kim kills you off."
A third said: "Don’t trust Kim and watch your back Graham."
Others predicted Kim's business partner Al Chapman might be involved too.
A source told Daily Star On Sunday of the news: "Andrew's been a great addition to the cast and has been involved in some of Emmerdale's biggest storylines since he arrived in the village in 2017."
The telly source added: "So he was never going to leave in the back of a taxi.
"His exit will be huge and will kick start a drama filled and action packed year in the Dales."
Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7pm on ITV, with an extra episode at 8pm on Thursdays.


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Outside Providence * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Michael Corrente. Written by Peter Farrelly, Bobby Farrelly, Michael Corrente.  Reviewed September 4, 1999.
"The outrageous new comedy from the guys who brought you 'There's Something About Mary,'" reads the tagline on the poster for "Outside Providence." Maybe in a fantasy world, but realistically speaking, nothing could possibly be further from the truth. True, Peter and Bobby Farrelly wrote "Outside Providence," but while "Mary" really was a raucous, un-PC comedic excursion, their latest scripting job is a sweet and earnest coming-of-age story that, yes, does have its fair share of big laughs sprinkled throughout. You won't, however, ever see a peculiar substance in the leading lady's hair here.
Depicting one year in the life of 17-year-old Timothy Dunphy (Shawn Hatosy), "Outside Providence" is supposedly semi-autobiographical of the Farrelly Brothers' own lives growing up, and I'd believe it, as the film is made up more out of individual moments, rather than one that follows a clear-cut plot from Point A to Point B. Tim lives in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, directly outside of Providence, and in the summer of 1974, he spends his days and nights hanging out with his stoner friends getting high. His gruff, blue-collar father (Alec Baldwin) has an embarrassing nickname for him--"Dildo"--and he has a close relationship with his wheelchair-bound younger brother. One night while driving around with his buddies, the overwhelming marijuana smoke in the car causes Tim to wreck into a parked police car, and he is promptly sent off to stay at the prestigious Cornwall Academy for his senior year of high school. Immediately realizing that he is far behind the rest of the students in his highly competitive classes, and instantly disliked by the unfair headmaster of the school, Tim's prospects suddenly brighten when he meets fellow student Jane (Amy Smart), apparently the only girl in the whole Academy (or so it seems). From there on, they start a relatively innocent and kind-hearted romance, the type that only can be found in a person's young adult years, before their views of the world become jaded. Meanwhile, Tim is struggling to piece together why his mother could have possibly committed suicide several years before, as well as his uneasy relationship with his father.
The two keys to the success of "Outside Providence" is in its on-target period flavor of the '70s, complete with many classic rock songs (The Who's timeless "Won't Get Fooled Again," Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama") that perfectly walk hand-in-hand with the story, as well as in its sharp, winning performances from the whole cast. In the central role, Shawn Hatosy is a truly talented young actor (who, by the way, is from my hometown of Frederick, MD) with an almost blindingly-bright future ahead of him (tellingly, his next two movies also consist of the likes of Susan Sarandon, Natalie Portman, Sharon Stone, and Nick Nolte). Like Jason Biggs ("American Pie"), Hatosy has a sort of everybody look to him that only helps the viewer to more closely identify with him, and his charactor of Dunph, as his friends call him, is a likable and engaging protagonist.
In a stunning change-of-pace, Alec Baldwin is a standout (and possible Oscar nominee) as Old Man Dunphy, Tim's father, who is sometimes hard on his son, but only because he cares for him and wants him to make something out of his life. A stern figure at first, Baldwin especially shines late in the picture, particularly in a scene where he teaches Tim how to put on a tie, and another set outside of a bar when Tim questions him about why his mother killed herself.
Amy Smart, the highlight of last spring's otherwise mediocre "Varsity Blues," brings a surprising warmth and intelligence to her role of Jane, a bright girl who knows how to have a good time, but also takes pride in challenging herself with her school work, and encourages Tim to do the same. Smart exudes an overwhelming amount of beauty, dignity, and empathy, and it's doubtful any other young actress could have done a superior job.
While the screenplay is consistently well-written, gently mixing comedy and bittersweet drama together, it is often a given that some major editing was done before the film's release, judging from various subplots that are brought up and never really resolved. Two minor stories that come to mind is in the questionable sexual orientation of one of Old Man Dunphy's poker buddies (George Wendt, in a touching performance), and another concerning Tim's geeky roommate at Cornwall (Jack Ferver) who is thinking about calling up his ex-girlfriend to work out their problems. Since nothing more comes of these sideway plotlines, perhaps it would have been wise to cut them out completely, and maybe add a few more scenes with Tim and Jane.
Otherwise, "Outside Providence" is a more-than-amiable way to spend ninety minutes in a movie theater, and if you've already seen "The Sixth Sense" and "The Blair Witch Project," this is your best bet. Entertaining and charming, the film is one of the better, more accurate, "coming-of-age" films to be released in awhile, and as directed by Michael Corrente, gets far more things exactly right than wrong.
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