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#3 2010-12-19 16:20:48
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
Testing+1+2+3
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#4 2010-12-19 16:21:02
- BaronVonBlade
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Re: Forum Poster
I think he's testing panther's forum notifier
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#5 2010-12-19 16:23:17
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
BaronVonBlade wrote:
I think he's testing panther's forum notifier
Not exactly. I'm still testing my forum post script.
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#8 2010-12-19 16:33:15
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
sparks wrote:
have you written a script that can post to the fora?!
Yes, but I'm still working out the bugs.
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#9 2010-12-19 16:34:56
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
Testing+1+2+3
T+e+s+t+++w+i+t+h+++s+p+a+c+e s
Last edited by paulpsicle (2010-12-19 16:36:27)
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#10 2010-12-19 16:35:09
Re: Forum Poster
paulpsicle wrote:
sparks wrote:
have you written a script that can post to the fora?!
Yes, but I'm still working out the bugs.
I'm really out of the loop with Panther but since when can you send POST data with it?
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#11 2010-12-19 16:37:06
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
fullmoon wrote:
paulpsicle wrote:
sparks wrote:
have you written a script that can post to the fora?!
Yes, but I'm still working out the bugs.
I'm really out of the loop with Panther but since when can you send POST data with it?
It's not Panther. It is perl.
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#12 2010-12-19 16:40:45
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
Testing 1 2 3
T e s t w i t h s p a c e s
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#13 2010-12-19 16:43:29
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
paulpsicle wrote:
Testing 1 2 3
T e s t w i t h s p a c e s
Yay. I got spaces to work.
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#14 2010-12-19 16:56:02
Re: Forum Poster
paulpsicle wrote:
fullmoon wrote:
paulpsicle wrote:
Yes, but I'm still working out the bugs.I'm really out of the loop with Panther but since when can you send POST data with it?
It's not Panther. It is perl.
XD THAT explanes it! How did you get it to login?
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#15 2010-12-19 16:59:38
- ScratchReallyROCKS
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Re: Forum Poster
Wow, this is kinda weird...but cool.
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#16 2010-12-19 19:59:06
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
MathWizz wrote:
paulpsicle wrote:
fullmoon wrote:
I'm really out of the loop with Panther but since when can you send POST data with it?It's not Panther. It is perl.
XD THAT explanes it! How did you get it to login?
Easy. LWP::UserAgent. But I guess you just want to basically know how it works. It posts the username and password to the scratch login page, then gets the forum root to generate the punbb cookie, then it posts to post.php.
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#18 2010-12-20 03:35:11
- mathematics
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Re: Forum Poster
fg123 wrote:
I see. This is quite amazing.
We should have a Sandbox forum, for stuff like this.
Or for New Scratchers! I see New Scratchers testing with the blocks every once a while.
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#19 2010-12-20 09:08:15
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What do you mean new scratchers testing blocks?
I didn't think it was done with Panther, but I'm sutiably impressed! Technically you could get a Panther project to do this using Squeak's formfill and I was trying to use this to post to facebook... alas, nothing working there yet...
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#20 2010-12-20 09:21:02
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That's quite amazing for it being done in Perl! Now I know how to use cookies in Python! xD I'll have to learn a bit more before I'll be able to make one of these. Keep up the cool work!
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#21 2010-12-20 11:28:33
- paulpsicle
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Re: Forum Poster
paulpsicle wrote:
Edit works if this appears
YAY!
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#23 2010-12-20 16:09:14
Re: Forum Poster
ESN wrote:
Does this thing escape the 60 second rule?
I'd be surprised. I believe the 60 second rule posting is worked out by the Scratch servers by noting either IP addresses or Scratch usernames. In which case the perl poster would still be subject to it. It would be interesting to see what happens to the perl script if you try and post two things within 30 seconds of each other...
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#24 2010-12-20 18:30:40
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Re: Forum Poster
sparks wrote:
ESN wrote:
Does this thing escape the 60 second rule?
I'd be surprised. I believe the 60 second rule posting is worked out by the Scratch servers by noting either IP addresses or Scratch usernames. In which case the perl poster would still be subject to it. It would be interesting to see what happens to the perl script if you try and post two things within 30 seconds of each other...
It does not escape the 60 second rule. I has some trouble debugging because I thought some errors that were actually from the 60 second rule came from the program.
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#25 2010-12-20 19:26:13
Re: Forum Poster
Yeah, the 60 second rule is done in the backend of the forum, it isn't done on the client.
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