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Do you handle the "input a character name" quiz? Also, which license?

Then just go with GPL, thats at least Law-Proofed in most countys (germany e.g.)

ofc may quick read about it

First-draft GUI is done, screenshots and stand-alone binary downloads here -->

http://code.shishnet.org/eve-mlp/



It could be a lot of things, but not copyright infringement :P My biggest serious worry is that CCP just don't like it, and shut down my account, because it's their game and they can do what they want.


I haven't done any reverse engineering myself - the login protocol was already figured out by another user, and I figured it out by reading their code :)

Looks like somebody else mentioned it in one of the many other threads; response is "I would not like to comment [...] primarily because it could be misconstrued as some sort of official support or endorsement or the code, project and initiative"

But they do know about it and I haven't been banned \o/

So yeah; it's useful, it works, but don't hold CCP responsible if my third-party app eats your cat.

From the general discussions thread:



Aww, dammit :( I'm fairly sure it's not violating the EULA, but it *is* a case that's never been brought up before...

I will continue working on it in the background though, since I'm sure the investigation will eventually say that it's ok :3

move files main_gui.py and main_cli.py to up folder - from curent locations when run
python ./main_gui.py
it runs with errors (don't see imports)

The following code worked for me at least once

#r = s.post(url,data)
#where s is a session in terms of the HTTPBasicAuth python module
#the above line posted our login and password when prompted, and the result is some page after posting login/pass
#therefore r represents the supposed EULA page, and r.text is the raw html code of the page which is the stuff that really matters
#exception and logical error handling is omitted for simplicity's sake

soup = BeautifulSoup(r.text)
if unicode(soup.title) == unicode("[title]License Agreement Update[/title]"):

#HTML tags screwed because forum suxx

#I believe the code worked without forced conversion to unicode when I tried it on TQ, but I might have been mistaken, and it didn't work without it on SiSi. Yes, it's a simple check against page title

data={}
for i in soup.find_all('input'):
if (i['value']!="Decline") & (i['value']!="Отколнить"):
data[i['name']]=i['value']

url = site + soup.find('form')['action']

#Probably input value handling also needs unicode conversion. Also localization. Or, alternatively, checking against some other field like id, because the buttons can have different names under different languages. The above one checks against russian as an option, though I don't know if successfully, since I've got it in english.

r=s.post(url,data)

PS: found an EULA page dump (from TQ IIRC), but there seems no way to attach it, Also it's in russian, and now I see that checking against page title won't work. Probably should check against div class="eula" or form action="/OAuth/Eula"

http://pastebin.com/2b8JYCCV

Will test it this evening!