Updated tuning.py so it works with Python >=3.2#54
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Updated tuning.py so it works with Python >=3.2#54DavidGoedicke wants to merge 1 commit intorespeaker:masterfrom
tuning.py so it works with Python >=3.2#54DavidGoedicke wants to merge 1 commit intorespeaker:masterfrom
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Same issue as occurred in [this other Github repo](https://github.com/SecureAuthCorp/impacket/pull/10540 Essentially ```tostring()``` got outdated and so now we need to use ```tobytes()```.
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works on my machine |
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LGTM. Approved. |
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thank you a lot |
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Same issue as occurred in this other Github repo
Essentially, Python3.9 removed the function
tostring()and we now need to usetobytes().The change also includes a check for the minor version to run the new
tobytes()function if we run in 3.2 or higher.I hope this helps a little and addresses at least this one forum post.