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lots of small stuff which hopefully helps
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Note that atm the good- & blacklist are still outside of ticketfrei.cfg, in separate files. we will repare this soon.
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To keep the bots running when you are logged out of the shell, you can use screen:
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```shell
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sudo apt-get install screen
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screen
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python ticketfrei.py
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```
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## ideas
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* You can only use the twitter API if you have confirmed a phone number and sacrificed a penguin in a blood ritual. So we should build it in a way that it uses the twitter web GUI. It's difficult, but maybe it works. We had another twitter bot that worked similarly, years ago: https://github.com/b3yond/twitter-bot
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if logpath:
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self.logpath = logpath
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else:
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self.logpath = os.path.join("logs", "{%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S}".format(datetime.datetime.now()))
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self.logpath = os.path.join("logs", str(datetime.datetime.now()))
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print "Path of logfile: " + self.logpath
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def get_api_keys(self):
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# goodlists are one regex per line.
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# badlists are one badword per line.
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# a message musst match at least one regex in goodlist and contain none of the badwords.
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# the variables mention the directory where the lists are located, not the filenames.
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# goodlist_path = 'goodlists'
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# blacklist_path = 'blacklists'
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