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I just started learning Python. I am sure i wrote the code right.
but i keep on getting this error no matter how much i try.
I tried `urllib.request as well. I get this error.
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fferraro87 commented Mar 14, 2017
Hi,
i’m trying to use this tool on my arch OS.
i’ve this error :
what i’ve to install?
thanks
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fferraro87 commented Mar 14, 2017
Python 3.6.0, i’ve already install dnspython and netaddr via pip
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fferraro87 commented Mar 14, 2017
Ah ok thanks for your help
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palnabarun commented May 14, 2017
@darkoperator Hey. I refactored the code but that threw up a HTTP403:Forbidden. I think Google servers are rejecting requests from urllib python.
PS: I do not ping Google servers using scripts that often, so blocking my IP is not an option.
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palnabarun commented May 14, 2017
@darkoperator Using requests in Python3.5.2 though solves the problem. Moreover, the function unique does not work in Python3, so a workaround by using set is to be done.
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CerebralMischief commented Oct 20, 2017
Any updates on this? I’m running into this problem across various shells and have resorted to using Kali Linux and avoid updating Python there — this isn’t ideal and I’d rather see the issue fixed here. I personally don’t know Python well enough to make the change or I would take care of it myself and submit a PR. Though I see other PR’s have been open for a while so I’m wondering if @darkoperator is even working on this any longer. (I hope so!) 🙂 Thank you in advance.
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darkoperator commented Oct 20, 2017
@CerebralMischief not abandone, just need to set time to figure how to keep it compatible with python 2.7 and 3.x and python breaking stuff in minor changes does not help, specially since Python is not a strength of mine
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CerebralMischief commented Oct 20, 2017
I’m so happy to hear you’re still working on this project! Thank you for taking the time to respond. I am in the same boat, I don’t know Python very well or I’d happily work on a fix and submit a PR. Maybe I can try to dig in and learn it as I’d love to help you. 🙂
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darkoperator commented Oct 21, 2017
Actually thinking of removing the Google feature. It is against Google terms of service and it is not actually a DNS enumeration technique. While testing I banned my IP for a while.
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darkoperator commented Oct 23, 2017
Pushed a fix to master. Test and let me know if it fixed the issue.
11 [2011-09-26 15:10:00]
Я изучаю urllib2, следуя этому руководству Выполнение кода ниже дает другой результат из учебника
Интерпретатор Python переплевывает это назад
Как это происходит?
UPDATE
Когда я пытаюсь распечатать атрибут кода, он отлично работает
python attributes urllib2 urllib
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1 Решение [2011-09-27 01:01:00]
Причина, по которой я получил атрибут AttributeError, заключалась в том, что я использовал OpenDNS. Очевидно, даже когда вы передаете фиктивный URL, OpenDNS рассматривает его так, как он существует. Поэтому после перехода на DNS-сервер Googles я получаю ожидаемый результат:
Также я должен упомянуть трассировку, которую я получил для запуска этого кода, который есть все, кроме try и except
какой добрый человек (wo)? от IRС#python сказал мне, что это очень странно, и затем спросил, использую ли я OpenDNS, на что я ответил «да». Поэтому они предложили мне переключить его на Google, который я и сделал.
В зависимости от типа ошибки объект e может или не может нести этот атрибут.
В приведенной ссылке есть более полный пример:
Потому что такого атрибута нет. Попробуйте: