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Tag: python-requests

Saving a byte stream PDF as file in python

via requests I receive the following PDF document, that I want to save: I tried saving it via: which works, but the pdf is corrupt. How do I save this PDF? Answer It seems like base64-encoded (described in RFC 3548) data inside JSON, try following: As side note: you do not need to close file explicitly if you use with

How to get around python requests SSL and proxy error?

When sending a request with authentication, I get a requests.exceptions.SSLError error which you can See below. The requests.exceptions.SSLError So then I tired verify=False as one of the requests.get() parameters but then get a requests.exceptions.ProxyError error which you can see below : The requests.exceptions.ProxyError I tired to look every for the answer but nothing seems to work. I can’t send a

Can’t convert curl to python request

I copied request as CURL with help of dev-tools and received: Copied request to console (curl works fine). Received result Converted curl to python requests with help of https://curl.trillworks.com/ Received: Tried this code and received error Body is not valid Latin-1. Use body.encode(‘utf-8’) if you want to send it encoded in UTF-8. Added .encode(‘utf-8’)) But received invalid result: b'{“success”:false,”error”:{“type”:1,”typeName”:”INVALID_REQUEST”,”errorCode”:”api.invalid-format”,”errorMessage”:”Invalid request

how to post xml in python

i am trying to post string as xml, here is the code: response from server: i also tried code like this: response from server: Answer HTTP 415 is Unsupported Media Type – this suggest your request is missing or has incorrect Content-Type header. Try:

Python http requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: (‘Connection aborted.’, RemoteDisconnected(‘Remote end closed connection without response’))

I’m writing a chat program. Each of my clients has an open get request to the server in a separate thread (and another thread for posting their own messages). I don’t want to have a lot of overhead. That is, clients don’t send get requests frequently to see if there have been any unseen messages. Instead, they always have exactly

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