hi i m trying to anonymize emails
everytime someone enters
email (AT) domain (DOT) com
i want to generate
cost-1234 (AT) myweb (DOT) com and use this email in the web application
I want to do this in python
can you please explain how to do this
thanks a lot
Bob Gailer <bgailer (AT) alum (DOT) rpi.eduwrote: anil maran wrote:
i m trying to do email anonymizing like cl in a webapp can you suggest
how to do it
I can't, but then I don't understand the terms you're using.
And how does this relate to Python?

14/07/06, anil maran <anilmrn (AT) yahoo (DOT) comwrote:
i want to know how to generate
user (AT) yahoo (DOT) com =cause-11341 (AT) mydomain (DOT) com
and then how do i do the translation
cause-11341 (AT) mydomain (DOT) com =user (AT) yahoo (DOT) com

Hi Anil,

Do you have any programming experience in other languages?

Luke Paireepinart wrote:
anil maran wrote:

>hi i m trying to anonymize emails
>
hi.

>everytime someone enters
>email (AT) domain (DOT) com
>>
>i want to generate
>>
>cost-1234 (AT) myweb (DOT) com and use this email in the web application
>>
>I want to do this in python
>can you please explain how to do this
>
Yes.

Are you trying to anonymize their e-mail before it's sent to the server
or server-side?
More info please.
Are you using python cgi?

To amplify Luke's and others' questions - we need a lot more
information, and at this point in the process it seems painfully slow to
extract it from you. If you want our help please tell us:
1) how much programming experience you have.
2) how new to Python are you.
3) why do you want to solve this problem in Python?
4) what can you apply from other languages you know (you refer to Java
and C++) to this problem
5) have you written any Python code toward solving this problem?
6) do you need help in how to do string substitutions? how to randomly
generate names? how to store persistently and retrieve mappings of real
to anonymous addresses?
7) anything else you can tell us so we can give specific help.

Tutor maillist - Tutor (AT) python (DOT) org

Bob Gailer wrote:
To amplify Luke's and others' questions - we need a lot more
information, and at this point in the process it seems painfully slow to
extract it from you. If you want our help please tell us:

In situations like this I like to refer people to:

"How To Ask Questions The Smart Way" by esr:

If they follow this advice they can get better answers to their
questions more quickly.