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… to be working just fine. Will test it again tomorrow before PR'ing
…code changed to py3 syntax.
…network that still needs to be fixed.
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With Python2 end-of-life around the corner, I made a quick py3 port for this project.
Most of it was untouched, the main fixes resolving around python3 string encoding and a few SimpleHTTPServer tweaks.
The code was tested in two Win10 VMs, one of them in an AD. The tests went by smooth and the only errors they raised were "at" being deprecated, the domain comands failing in the non-AD VM and one permission error that I'm quite sure is due a misconfiguration of the VM.