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Or, just hit the little javascript button at the bottom that fills it in. It's only there to keep bots out. It's not all that secure.
by zedshaw 17y ago
Or, just hit the little javascript button at the bottom that fills it in.
It's only there to keep bots out. It's not all that secure.
- codexon 17y agoYou mean script kiddie scanners. document.getElementById('p').value='5544e312' This isn't going to stop anyone who knows urllib.
- zedshaw 17y agoHave you tried using urlib and urllib2? I think that alone prevents anyone from getting to the site. :-) Seriously though, I'm going for simple and if there's a problem then I'll lock it down more completely.
- codexon 17y agoI have written multiple crawlers for sites like facebook with them. import urllib2;urllib2.urlopen("http://learnpythonthehardway.com/login http://learnpythonthehardway.com/login).read() Since you only want basic protection, you could avoid the visual captcha all together and have the "Fill out captcha" button auto-submit.