Socket login with python?

Hello everyone, I'm trying login to silkroad with python socket. How can i write that ?

I recieved byte data but i cant understand procedure

You write that the same as you would do in any other programming language. There's nothing special in implementing the silkroad protocol in python compared to other languages.

Don't get me wrong, but your post doesn't seem like you got much experience in python, or programming in general. Implementing the procotol from scratch might frustrate or even might be too much. If you know enough about python, you could try using this library. You still need to handle most of the communication part, but at least you won't need to implement the session handling by yourself.
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I didnt know Python can be implement another language library. Thanks for the information i'll check

Btw i never work on network programming. I just experienced data struct.

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Originally Posted by erikassx I didnt know Python can be implement another language library. Thanks for the information i'll check Btw i never work on network programming. I just experienced data struct.

That's computer network, it doesn't really matter which prog lang you use. You can even do it with WEB prog langs, like PHP. Python is classic for network programming. But it might take a while to decrease the gaps between C# and CPP which are the common prog langs among psro servers and python, and that's why I wouldn't recommend you to go on this way.

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Originally Posted by tytopoo That's computer network, it doesn't really matter which prog lang you use. You can even do it with WEB prog langs, like PHP. Python is classic for network programming. But it might take a while to decrease the gaps between C# and CPP which are the common prog langs among psro servers and python, and that's why I wouldn't recommend you to go on this way.

why you wouldn't recommend him to go this way?
in fact it is VERY easy to implement in python just gotta copy paste good

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Originally Posted by B1Q why you wouldn't recommend him to go this way? in fact it is VERY easy to implement in python just gotta copy paste good

As I said before, most of the tools and the examples in the sro developers community he will find are implemented with C#.
I think it would be better if he gets some experience with new common dev lang instead of finding himself recoding C# to python in every little piece of code. There's no great catch in python that requires to reinvent the wheel.