I understand this is not a FastAPI issue, but how to avoid this using FastAPI? For example: Issuing the following request: returns: Answer The plus sign (+) has a semantic meaning in the query string, i.e., representing the space character. Similarly, the ampersand sign (&), which is used to separate the various key=value pairs in the query string. When a
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Python get request: ssl.SSLCertVerificationError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED]
I’m trying a simple Python get request but failing. As described here, I should be able to: But instead I get I’m running a script from a Windows command prompt. Is it perhaps because I’m behind a company firewall? Answer The quickest fix is setting verify=False: Posibly duplicate https://stackoverflow.com/a/12864892/8473136
Python client socket can’t receive data from a successful response
Socket can’t receive any data from the server, when there is a successful response, but with bad requests it can. Also server responds, just the socket can’t receive data (checked in WireShark) Answer First, the HTTP GET expects a sequence of CR LF characters after each header line not just a single ‘n’ character and an extra CR LF after
No Django POST data when sent over a form?
I am on a development server (no CSRF protection), sending over login data to Django via a web form (Django: 127.0.0.1:8000). HTML: Django: I’m pretty sure that the POST data is not being transmitted (TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: ‘NoneType’ and ‘str’) in the print statement, but I can’t figure out why. (The HTML is on localhost and the
I suddenly receive no stream data from Twitter stream (requests.get(…2/tweets/search/stream))
I’m working on a screenshot bot for Twitter using Python. My app collects tweet from a filtered stream and replies with an image of the tweet. Yesterday, my bot worked well: connected to stream, and made replies. Today, it still connects to stream but returns nothing. Here is the code: I’ve searched everywhere I know for help on this issue.
Flask returns 404 error when trying to connect via localhost
I am trying to build a Python Flask application, but I cannot access it. Flask recognizes the request, but for some reason doesn’t execute the function. Here is my code: I am currently running it by typing flask run the Windows CMD. The GET request is detected, but main_page is not called and 404 is returned. 127.0.0.1 – – [01/Apr/2022
How to send HTTP response (not request)?
I need to send an HTTP response like the one below using python. How can this be accomplished? HTTP/1.1 200 OK Answer
Sniffing received HTTP post packets with python
I am trying to manage some HTTP Post requests being received on my computer. The post requests are from an apache server (website) which is being hosted on the same computer. How can I manage them …
Cant decode HTTP Response to JSON (Python3)
I am running a series of API tests and this one is giving me an error. As far as I can tell response.read() converts the HTTP response into binary and then decode() converts that binary into a string …
Calling an External API That Fails Randomly
I am using Django server to call a Korean government’s weather API to retrieve weather data for around 1800 locations. However, this weather API results in time out most of the time. I tried giving …