[hayroob]

This isn't done and it's barely passable as workable code, but it runs and gives you the device tokens from the feedback service.

#!/usr/bin/env python2.6

import socket, ssl, json, struct

def uniquify(seq):
	set = {}
	map(set.__setitem__, seq, [])
	return set.keys()


theCertfile = 'dist_cert.pem'
theHost = ('feedback.push.apple.com', 2196)
#theCertfile = 'dev_cert.pem'
#theHost = ('feedback.sandbox.push.apple.com', 2196)
ssl_sock = ssl.wrap_socket(socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM), certfile=theCertfile)
ssl_sock.connect(theHost)
f = ssl_sock.read(2048) #Not sure what size this should be, I think 2 MB should be enough
ssl_sock.close()

array = f.split(' ')
array.pop(0)

tokenstring = ''
tokenarray = []

for hextoken in array:
	if len(hextoken) == 37:
		unpacked = struct.unpack('!BH34B', hextoken)
		for value in unpacked:
			converted = hex(value)[2:]
			if (len(converted) % 2) == 1:
			    converted = '0' + converted
			tokenstring = tokenstring + converted
			
		tokenstring = tokenstring[0:64]
	elif len(hextoken) == 32:
		unpacked = struct.unpack('!BH29B', hextoken)
		for value in unpacked:
			converted = hex(value)[2:]
			if (len(converted) % 2) == 1:
			    converted = '0' + converted
			tokenstring = tokenstring + converted
			
		
	tokenarray.append(tokenstring)
	tokenstring = ''
	

print uniquify(tokenarray)