Hey there. I'm new to python and this seemed like a fun project to mod and learn with. I'm having a little trouble getting started. I downloaded the python interpreter and all the minimum requirements listed on the wiki, however things are a little wonky.
I got several syntax errors that seemed to be related to python versions.
I was wondering what the actual current version of all the packages are that you are using for development? I've had problems in C++ development where using more recent packages cause issues, so I was trying to use the exact versions that PyKeyLogger was developed with.
Thanks!
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Ah, forgot to mention that after fixing the syntax errors and running PKL, python seems to hang. I modified the ini by hand to flush every 10 seconds and never got any info out. Running in debug mode is showing me nothing on the console. I can't get to the control panel and I have to terminate python via the task manager.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hey there. I'm new to python and this seemed like a fun project to mod and learn with. I'm having a little trouble getting started. I downloaded the python interpreter and all the minimum requirements listed on the wiki, however things are a little wonky.
I got several syntax errors that seemed to be related to python versions.
I was wondering what the actual current version of all the packages are that you are using for development? I've had problems in C++ development where using more recent packages cause issues, so I was trying to use the exact versions that PyKeyLogger was developed with.
Thanks!
Ah, forgot to mention that after fixing the syntax errors and running PKL, python seems to hang. I modified the ini by hand to flush every 10 seconds and never got any info out. Running in debug mode is showing me nothing on the console. I can't get to the control panel and I have to terminate python via the task manager.