python: send to port

[JensH]

Hi,

It is possible to send all output to a network Port?
So i can catch it like this?

sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, # Internet
socket.SOCK_DGRAM) # UDP
sock.bind((UDP_IP, UDP_PORT)))
Daten, addr = sock.recvfrom(1024)
print(data.decode('UTF-8').upper())

[bgagnon]

Hi JensH,

How is SecureCRT involved? Has it received the output?

What version of SecureCRT are you using?

On what OS/platform?

[JensH]

it is connected to the COM interface and is supposed to display everything that comes there in time and transfer it to a Python program via network.
The Python program then evaluates what is coming but that's another issue and wrong here

using: scrt852-x64

[bgagnon]

Hi JensH,

It's still not clear to me how you are attempting this.

The only way I could see this being possible is using the _socket module, which is presently not supported in SecureCRT/Windows.

I have added this thread to a feature request in our product enhancement database to add native support for _socket Python module on Windows. Should a future release of SecureCRT include this feature, notification will be posted here.

If you prefer direct email notification, send an email to support@vandyke.com and include Feature Request - Forum Thread #13908 in the subject line or use this form from the support page of our website.

[bgagnon]

Hi all,

I wanted to let you know the __socket module should be available as of SecureCRT v9.0, currently in beta 1 release, since this support was added:

Changes in SecureCRT 9.0 (Beta 1) -- September 24, 2020
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New Features:

• Windows: Added support for Python 3. Python 3.8(available at python.org) must be installed and the script's first line must be: # $language = "python3". Since support for Python 3 is provided through an external module, Python 3 libraries can be used in SecureCRT scripts.

Note that this is Windows only support at this time. In fact, we released beta 1 installers *only* for Windows. We hope to include all platforms in later releases.