Python 3.x support about honeypy

[foospidy]

@t3chn0m4g3 I have no plans to upgrade HoneyPy to Python 3. I've actually focused time & effort on development of the honeydb-agent (https://honeydb-agent-docs.readthedocs.io/). I recommend using the honeydb-agent instead of HoneyPy. The honeydb-agent is a self contained binary so it will run regardless of Python being installed on the host or not. So no need to have Python 2 installed on the host.

[t3chn0m4g3]

@foospidy Thanks for the swift response and pointing out HoneyDB to me. What type of license is honeydb-agent released under (could only find the honeydb-python module on GitHub).

[foospidy]

The honeydb-agent is not open sourced. However, it is free to use. Honestly, putting together an official EULA for the honeydb-agent is still on my todo list :-) Did you have any specific concerns or questions?

The honeydb-python module is just a client CLI and library for interacting with the HoneyDB API. You can find more on that here: https://honeydb.io/threats

[t3chn0m4g3]

Thanks Is it legally OK to integrate honeydb-agent as a docker image in T-Pot which basically will use this config?

[foospidy]

Yes it is ok. I'll take a look at your config as there might be some differences in implementation.

[t3chn0m4g3]

Thank you, very much appreciated!