midnightleopard wrote:
Magnie wrote:
I would have been able to make the script myself (just some quick learning on urllib), but I didn't know the api url for it (http://scratch.mit.edu/api/authenticateuser).
Thanks again for posting it.You could encode it using an md5 module.
What do you mean? The current passwords are hashed with sha512 which is way better than MD5 from what I've heard. But that still doesn't make any difference since it would have to be hashed client side, but everything is being don't client side right now.
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midnightleopard wrote:
It doesn't work if you have symbols in your password, but I am working on that.
If someone has symbols in their password, a work around would be entering the RFC 3986 code (like %26 for a & sign).
For example, you could enter cookies%26cream instead of the password cookies&cream
Or just change the password to something with just letters and numbers.
I understand Magnie doesn't want to have this anyhow, but in future you could try urllib.urlencode:
>>> urllib.urlencode({'username': "blob&cheese's", 'password': "12,36b-"}) 'username=blob%26cheese%27s&password=12%2C36b-'
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i love this! i support this awesome thing!
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ohaiderstudios wrote:
ElectricSparx wrote:
Magnie wrote:
Why can't we ask about age and gender? Those seem like perfectly ok things to ask.This rule was made because we got reports from people who did not feel comfortable giving that information to total strangers, that said strangers were soliciting said information from them on said chat.
Oh.
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blob8108 wrote:
I understand Magnie doesn't want to have this anyhow, but in future you could try urllib.urlencode:
Aha, I knew there was a way to do it using that module. Well, anyway, I think Magnie is missing out on a really cool feature. My plan is to make a python program you can run that allows scratch to interact with the website. My original plan was to write an extension in C++ and then use the squeak FFI to make a mod of scratch which communicates with the extension, but I don't know much about squeak, so python it is.
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kayybee wrote:
Awesome! There are tons of programming geniuses on Scratch! (e.g. Mr. Antidoteinventor, ZeroLuck, etc. sorry if i forgot you, I only wanted to list 2)
Hey! Antidote is a really simple program! It doesn't take a genius to make that!
No offense rockwood101, I'm sure you're a cunning programmer, it takes one to come up with something like antidote.
Last edited by midnightleopard (2012-01-07 20:46:28)
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midnightleopard wrote:
blob8108 wrote:
I understand Magnie doesn't want to have this anyhow, but in future you could try urllib.urlencode:
Well, anyway, I think Magnie is missing out on a really cool feature.
I've already said because I don't want to deal with your passwords. The Scratch Team would want to have access to the code, and you guys would want reassurance that I don't store your passwords to your Scratch accounts. It's just good courtesy to not ask for people's passwords.
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Magnie wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
blob8108 wrote:
I understand Magnie doesn't want to have this anyhow, but in future you could try urllib.urlencode:
Well, anyway, I think Magnie is missing out on a really cool feature.
I've already said because I don't want to deal with your passwords. The Scratch Team would want to have access to the code, and you guys would want reassurance that I don't store your passwords to your Scratch accounts. It's just good courtesy to not ask for people's passwords.
Sorry — I was just pointing out how it could be done, in case anyone wanted to use it in future; I understand you don't want to use it on this. I didn't mean to be annoying
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Magnie wrote:
midnightleopard wrote:
blob8108 wrote:
I understand Magnie doesn't want to have this anyhow, but in future you could try urllib.urlencode:
Well, anyway, I think Magnie is missing out on a really cool feature.
I've already said because I don't want to deal with your passwords. The Scratch Team would want to have access to the code, and you guys would want reassurance that I don't store your passwords to your Scratch accounts. It's just good courtesy to not ask for people's passwords.
I'm glad you don't ask for passwords. That was the main reason I didn't use the panther chat program that was popular awhile ago. (No offense, Panther Chat people. I'm sure it's a great program. As Lightnin has said before, I'm just being "respectfully skeptical".)
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anyone on?
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I was on the chat a few hours ago, and I was testing my autopilot. It wasn't working, so I apologize if the server logs got wrecked. I don't think they did, though.
Last edited by zippynk (2012-01-09 22:59:36)
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zippynk wrote:
I was on the chat a few hours ago, and I was testing my autopilot. It wasn't working, so I apologize if the server logs got wrecked. I don't think they did, though.
Haha, no worries. Logs are just supposed to be logs, logging what's happening on the server.
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I dont get it >_<
I trie to get up-and online!!!
It justs says as soon as i get in
Error.
It always says that!!!
I once got in But the meassages were blank!
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Epicness123 wrote:
I dont get it >_<
I trie to get up-and online!!!
It justs says as soon as i get in
Error.
It always says that!!!
I once got in But the meassages were blank!
Yeah, I just realized the server had been turned off. It's back up now!
Last edited by Magnie (2012-01-10 22:26:49)
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Sorry I'm not able to be on much, Magnie, but I've been really busy with school.
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ohaiderstudios wrote:
Sorry I'm not able to be on much, Magnie, but I've been really busy with school.
I understand. No worries, not many people are on anyways, gives me more time to do my school as well.
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I'll go on now, if you want me to, zippynk.
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I'm on now.
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ImagineIt wrote:
Was I banned?
No. I haven't done anything.
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