nParse - Yet another parser.

[magicfest2]

Originally Posted by Mirox [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I use PyInstaller and use the spec file within the main directory -- "nparse_py.spec". So, I just run ".\pyinstaller nparse_py.spec". It's been so long since I've built it. I may use the --onefile flag or something to ensure the output is a single exe file. Then, everything that isn't imported into the executable needs to be copied into the dist directory where the executable is created. I believe I copy generic settings and most of the data directory.

Ah yes, that specfile works great. I had never used PyInstall before, so I wasn't sure why it kept generating me a new specfile instead of using the existing one -- didn't realize I had to specify the specfile name in the build command instead of the python file. Thanks!

[verax]

So, I love me some nparse, and now I don't want to play without it! Windows Security just flagged mine as a threat, and quarantined it.

Threat Detected: Behavior:Win32/DefenseEvasion.WR!ml
Alert Level: Severe
Detail: This program is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker

Anyone else have anything? It was running fine for the last week or so, until just about an hour ago for me.

[Broggernaut]

Originally Posted by verax [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So, I love me some nparse, and now I don't want to play without it! Windows Security just flagged mine as a threat, and quarantined it.

Threat Detected: Behavior:Win32/DefenseEvasion.WR!ml
Alert Level: Severe
Detail: This program is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker

Anyone else have anything? It was running fine for the last week or so, until just about an hour ago for me.

I get the same, as well as warnings about a Trojan.

Hopefully it's nothing and someone more technically experienced can explain, but it wouldn't be the first time I've seen a 3rd party or community tool get hijacked to swipe log-in credentials, etc.

I've been a steady user of nParse, but personally am avoiding it for now.

[yavim]

Originally Posted by Broggernaut [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I get the same, as well as warnings about a Trojan.

Hopefully it's nothing and someone more technically experienced can explain, but it wouldn't be the first time I've seen a 3rd party or community tool get hijacked to swipe log-in credentials, etc.

I've been a steady user of nParse, but personally am avoiding it for now.

Ran into this issue this morning.

Status: Quaratined
Quarantined files are in a restricted area where they can't harm your device. They will be removed automatically.

Threat detected: Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.C!ml
Alert level: severe
Category: Trojan
Details: This program is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker.

Anyone have any word?

[derjen]

Great work, thank you for sharing. It's an awesome tool.

[renegadeofunk]

Been using it for a while, great easy to use tool! Now I don't have to guess when Burnout has fallen off which was always a big annoyance with mage.

[damianicus]

Hi. I like and use the map, but the spell timers are showing wrong data. 90 second timer for SOW? Any way I can update this work with correct spell durations?

[Wooted]

Originally Posted by damianicus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hi. I like and use the map, but the spell timers are showing wrong data. 90 second timer for SOW? Any way I can update this work with correct spell durations?

Ensure you change the level part from 1 to 50 or whatever you are.

[damianicus]

That did it, something I didn't notice before. Thanks

[Doujou]

Love me some nParse! Hoping it'll get updated at some point with more spells (like epic clicks) and buffs, and also some added maps that are still missing.