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# There's a lack of sample code for acme/Let's Encrypt out there, and
# this is an attempt to at least slightly remedy that.  It's the result
# of my first day's hacking on this stuff, so almost certainly contains
# errors and oversights.
#
# It's not designed to be specifically useful if what you want is 
# just a cert -- certbot or dehydrated are better for that.  It is sample
# code for people who are building automated systems to deal with large 
# numbers of Let's Encrypt certificates to play with.
# 

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import subprocess

print(subprocess.check_output(["pip", "install", "--user", "aafigure"]))

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!#/usr/bin/python

import mechanize
import getpass
import time
import os

def reload(username=None, password=None, domain=None):
    if username is None:
        username = raw_input('Username: ')

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def load_file(filename):
    fp = open(filename, 'Ur')
    data_list = []
    for line in fp:
        data_list.append(tuple(line.strip().split(',')))
    fp.close()
    return data_list

def save_file(filename, data_list):
    fp = open(filename, 'w')

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print "Hello, gistworld!"

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Beloved users, and whomever else may find it of interest,

We recently made the switch from nginx to uwsgi. Well, I say recently, as far as I can tell from the commit logs we started work on it around July 10th, so that's fully six weeks ago. We just deployed it this week, and after a bumpy first few days it seems to be settling in well. We thought we'd share why we switched, and how it's going.

tl;dr:

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import subprocess
subprocess.check_call("git clone https://github.com/drandreaskrueger/threadify", shell=True)
import sys
sys.path.append(".")
import threadify.threadify_examples
threadify.threadify_examples.testGetPagesAndAnalyze()