19 y/o blonde want to know something about Python working with IPX protocol

[Steve Holden]

"Mariano Corsunsky" <core.lists.python at core-sdi.com> wrote in message
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DISCLAIMER:

Hi!, I tried to get this same question answered before, but nobody did. So
I'm using the "19 y/o blonde strategy"


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Hi boys!

I want some examples of Python dealing with the IPX protocol.
I do only need a simple, so so simple example which sends and receive
strings between 2 computers using IPX.

Could you help me?

I need someting like ........

(PC number 1)
SEND "I'm gonna aply some sun-tan oil over my californian body"

(PC number 2)
[Received-->] "I'm gonna aply some sun-tan oil over my californian body"

SEND "...but you are only pretending to be a 10aged girl just to get this
question answered!, STOP that, or everybody will start thinking you're gay!"

(PC number 1)
[Received-->]
"...but you are only pretending to be a 10aged girl just to get this
question answered!, STOP that, or everybody will start thinking you're gay!"



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That's it.
Thank you all!

[sigh] It's posts like this that get blondes a (quite unjustified) bad name
...

Well, perhaps if the zillion or so of us who don't know anything about IPX
all reply with "sorry, I don't know anything about IPX" will you feel any
better? I know TCP/IP is pretty well integrated into Python via the sockets
module, but haven't come across anyone using outdated Novell protocols at
all. Is there some reason why it *must* be IPX?

at-least-we-aren't-ignoring-you-ly y'rs  - steve
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