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Goerzen J. — Foundations of Python Network Programming
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Название: Foundations of Python Network ProgrammingАвтор: Goerzen J. Аннотация: To guide readers through the new scripting language, Python, this book discusses every aspect of client and server programming. And as Python begins to replace Perl as a favorite programming language, this book will benefit scripters and serious application developers who want a feature-rich, yet simple language, for deploying their products.
Язык: Рубрика: Технология /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 2004Количество страниц: 512Добавлена в каталог: 14.11.2009Операции: Положить на полку |
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IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), creating and deleting folders 270 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), downloading 243—249 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), downloading, entire mailbox 243—245 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), downloading, messages individually 245—249 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), examining folders 239—243 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), examining folders, message numbers vs. UIDs 239—240 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), examining folders, message ranges 240 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), finding messages 262—267 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), finding messages, composing queries 263—265 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), finding messages, running queries 265—267 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), flagging and deleting messages 249—255 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), flagging and deleting messages, deleting messages 252—255 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), flagging and deleting messages, reading flags 250—251 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), flagging and deleting messages, setting flags 252 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), moving messages between folders 270 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), overview 223—225 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), retrieving message parts 255—262 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), retrieving message parts, finding message structures 256—260 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), retrieving message parts, retrieving numbered parts 260—262 IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), scanning folder list 236—239 IMAP4Client class 227 230 IMAPFactory object 227 231 imaplib module 224 IMAPLogic object 231 234 Import cgi command 413 IN-ADDR.ARPA extension 84 In-Reply-To header 173 Inbox folder 239 243 245 Index('BODY') 249 index.html file 348 inetd loop 484 inetd server 480—481 483 484 inetd, configuring 47—48 inetd, handling errors with 54—55 inetd, using socket objects with 51 inetd, using UDP with 51—54 inetd, when not to use 55 inetd.py file 484 infinite loop 40—41 info() 125 init process 423 initsyslog() 60 INPUT tag 388 INSERT INTO command 305 Insertion attacks 323 Installing and configuring mod_python 394—399 Installing and configuring mod_python, configuring Apache directories 396—398 Installing and configuring mod_python, fixing configuration problems 398—399 Installing and configuring mod_python, loading the module 395 Installing and configuring mod_python, overview 394—395 int() 359 360 Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (LANA) 7 Internet Message Access Protocol see "IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)" Interpreter instances (mod_python) 413—414 introspection 355 Invocationtype parameter 47 IOError exception 283 IP address 4 9 21 76 IPv4 20 67 97—98 99 100 101—102 IPv6 26 67 97—102 352—353 IPv6, address 76 IPv6, handling family preferences 100—102 IPv6, queries 77 IPv6, resolving addresses 98—100 IPX/SPX (NetWare) protocol 20 ISO 8859-1 187 188 isValid() 288 Java 159 300 JDBC driver conversion layer 297 join() 445 447 Jython interpreter 297 Jython zxJDBC, connecting 299—301 Key pair 325 KeyboardInterrupt exception 32 40 42 43 457 Level parameter 37 libxml2 library 149 LineOnlyReceiver class 486 488 lineReceived() 488 Lines header 171 Linux 7 14 16 38 46 68 172 216 346 372 386 388 Linux platform 396 420 list() 215 238 list.sort() 359 listen() 14 39 43 54 459 listener() 462 listenTCP() 488 listMethods() 360 LoadModule line 395 load_verifyJocations() 335 Local area network (LAN) 95 97 locale.getpreferredencoding() 194 Localhost server 198 Lock object 448 450 452 466 Locking 448 Lockpool lock 459 462 LOCK_EX argument 437 LOCK_UN argument 437 logexception() 60 logexception(1) call 188 loggedin() 230 231 Logging module 55 56 login() 208 228 230 231 278 loginerror() 234 235 236 logout() 231 235 248 LOG_ALERT syslog priority 59 LOG_AUTH syslog facility 58 LOG_CONS syslog option 57 LOG_CRIT syslog priority 59 LOG_CRON syslog facility 58 LOG_DAEMON syslog facility 58 LOG_DEBUG syslog priority 59 LOG_EMERG syslog priority 59 LOG_ERR syslog priority 59 LOG_INFO syslog priority 58 59 LOG_KERN syslog facility 58 LOG_LOCALx syslog facility 58 LOG_LPR syslog facility 58 LOG_MAIL syslog facility 58 LOG_NDELAY syslog option 57 LOG_NEWS syslog facility 58 LOG_NOTICE syslog priority 59 LOG_NOWAIT syslog option 57 LOG_PERROR syslog option 57 LOG_PID syslog option 57 LOG_syslog priority 59 LOG_USER syslog facility 58 LOG_UUCP syslog facility 58 loop() 475 Loopback interface 102 Low-level interface 10—15 Low-level interface, basic client operation 10—11 Low-level interface, basic server operation 13—15 Low-level interface, errors and exceptions 11—12 Low-level interface, file-like objects 12—13 Mac OS 9 77 Mail from command 202 Mailbox information (POP) 215—16 Maildir specification 216 MainThread thread 445 455 457 459 462 make install command 395 makefile() 12—13 15 29 30 31 Man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks 322 Math class 362 Max-age attribute 389 md5 command 386 388 MD5 sum 386 388 md5sum command 386 388 Meerkat service 162 Message-ID header 171 173 174—175 Message/rfc822 type 259 MessageSet object 240 254 Metadata, reading 313—316 Metadata, reading, counting rows 313—314 Metadata, reading, retrieving data as dictionaries 315—316 Method parameter 118 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), composing alternatives 185—187 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), composing attachments 182—184 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), parsing 190—195 MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), understanding 180—181 MIME header 173 MIME message 192 MIMEBase generic object 183 MIMEMultipart object 182 183 186 MIMEText module 173 MIMEText object 183 Mimetypes module 183 Minidom, Document object 156 Minidom, parse() 151 MITM (man-in-the-middle) attacks 322 mkd() 294 mktime_tz() 179 Mods-available directory 395 mod_python 393—416 mod_python mailing list 399 mod_python, basics of 399—402 mod_python, basics of, handler return values 401—2 mod_python, basics of, overview 399—400 mod_python, basics of, role of PythonHandler 400—401 mod_python, dispatching requests 402—404 mod_python, escaping 412—413 mod_python, handling input 405—412 mod_python, handling input, extra URL components 405—407 mod_python, handling input, GET method 407—410 mod_python, handling input, overview 405 mod_python, handling input, POST method 410—412 mod_python, installing and configuring 394—399 mod_python, installing and configuring, configuring apache directories 396—398 mod_python, installing and configuring, fixing configuration problems 398—399 mod_python, installing and configuring, loading the module 395 mod_python, installing and configuring, overview 394—395 mod_python, interpreter instances 413—414 mod_python, need for 393—394 mod_python, overview 393 mod_python, prebuilt handlers in 415 Morsel object 389 391 392 Moving files (FTP) 294 Mozilla 122 msg() 467 mtr program 5 Multi-threaded program 444 Multipart messages 180 multipart/alternative part 259 Multiple inputs per field, handling (CGI) 385—386 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) 169 Multithreading 444 MX record 76 78 82 mxTidy 128 133 MySQL, connecting 299 MySQL-Python 299 MySQLdb 299 MySQLdb connect() 299 Name argument 77 Named style 307 NAMEINARGS flag 49 Netmask 9 Network applet 66 network clients 19—34 Network clients, handling errors 23—31 Network clients, handling errors, errors with file-like objects 29—31 Network clients, handling errors, missed errors 26—28 Network clients, handling errors, socket exceptions 24—26 Network clients, overview 19 Network clients, sockets, communicating with 23 Network clients, sockets, creating 20—22 Network clients, sockets, overview 19—20 Network clients, using user datagram protocol 31—33 Network file system (NFS) 216 Network servers 35—64 Network servers, accepting connections 40—41 Network servers, avoiding deadlock 60—63 Network servers, handling errors 41—43 Network servers, inetd, configuring 47—48 Network servers, inetd, handling errors with 54—55 Network servers, inetd, using socket objects with 51 Network servers, inetd, using UDP with 51—54 Network servers, inetd, when not to use 55 Network servers, logging with syslog 55—60 Network servers, overview 35 Network servers, preparing for connections 35—39 Network servers, preparing for connections, binding the socket 39 Network servers, preparing for connections, creating socket object 36 Network servers, preparing for connections, listening for connections 39 Network servers, preparing for connections, setting and getting socket options 36—38 Network servers, using user datagram protocol 43—45 Network servers, xinetd, configuring 48—50 Network vulnerabilities, reducing with SSL 324—325 Network vulnerabilities, understanding 322—324 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, compromised server 324 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, deletion attacks 323 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, fake server (traffic redirection) 324 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, human engineering 324 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, insertion attacks 323 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, overview 322 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, replay attacks 323 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, session hijacking 323 Network vulnerabilities, understanding, sniffing 322 newconn() 474 475 476 484 newline character 91 Next>>button 382 NFS (Network File System) 216 nlst() 284 288 node types 158 Non-HTTP protocols 123 125 Non-UNIX platforms 55 56 Nonblocking mode 469 None object 318 Not() 263 notify() 467 Nowait implementation 52—53 Nowait server 52 Nowait type 47 NS record 76 79 82 nslookup() 81 NTEventLogHandler() 55 ntransfercmd() 279 280—281 282 284 numbergen() 450 Numeric style 306 O'Reilly's Meerkat service 160 ODBC driver conversion layer 297 ok parameter 335 openlog() 56 OpenSSL 330—331 OpenSSL, verifying server certificates with 331—338 OpenSSL, verifying server certificates with, obtaining root certificate authority certificates 332 OpenSSL, verifying server certificates with, overview 331 OpenSSL, verifying server certificates with, verifying the certificates 332—338 Operating system lookup services 66—75 Operating system lookup services, obtaining information about your environment 74—75 Operating system lookup services, performing basic lookups 66—70 Operating system lookup services, performing reverse lookups 70—74 Opportunistic encryption 206 Or() 263 osslverify.py file 338 Paramstyle variable 306 parse() 151 parsedate_tz() 179 Passive mode 276 passwd parameter 299 pass_() 212 path attribute 389
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