Seems to be that PyCrypt is required to be ported, in order to make that happen. Is it hard to do yourself?
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A:
You can try using 2to3, which comes with Python 2.7, to convert the source of projects to Python 3 compliant code. Then, just run some tests on the packages you converted and see if they work.
Most of the major work will be done by 2to3, and after that you can make fine-tuned adjustments if you need to to make everything work well.
As for Paramiko and PyCrypt being ported over to Py3K, probably not. The last release of PyCrypt was in 2007 and the last release of Paramiko was in November 2009. So, you'd be best off trying to do it yourself (and, of course, sharing the results with the rest of the world!).
Rafe Kettler
2010-10-20 01:09:04
I've never used 2to3, but have seen it.. wondering why if it's so easy no one else has done it before. Is there no demand for 3.X versions? is there an alternative to it ? Thanks Rafe
Erik
2010-10-21 22:05:05