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(see summary)
2009-11-10 01:53:36 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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Should process the docs with something like epydoc, and provide examples.
2009-09-25 02:44:17 UTC by msoulier
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Currently once a transfer begins, the caller has no control over it. Since we're providing support for a packethook, maybe it should be a two-way deal, allowing the caller to inspect the data and terminate the transfer if desired.
2009-09-25 02:42:59 UTC by msoulier
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It would be helpful if both the client and server could operate on file-like objects rather than actual files. If I'm just moving actual files around then there's very little benefit to even having a tftp python client when I could just shell out and call an existing tftp client. But if I can manipulate file-like objects in a dict or something then I can exploit the tftp implementation to do...
2009-03-24 17:02:54 UTC by n1ywb
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Ditto that, this feature is essential.
2009-03-24 16:56:42 UTC by nobody
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msoulier changed the public information on the Tftpy, a pure Python TFTP Library project.
2009-03-16 02:42:08 UTC by msoulier
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msoulier committed revision 90 to the Tftpy, a pure Python TFTP Library SVN repository, changing 7 files.
2008-10-05 14:27:28 UTC by msoulier
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msoulier committed revision 89 to the Tftpy, a pure Python TFTP Library SVN repository, changing 7 files.
2008-10-05 00:47:34 UTC by msoulier
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msoulier committed revision 88 to the Tftpy, a pure Python TFTP Library SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-10-05 00:47:11 UTC by msoulier
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msoulier committed revision 87 to the Tftpy, a pure Python TFTP Library SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-10-05 00:46:58 UTC by msoulier
