I am trying to create a little Python script to send data to a server using the requests module in Python. To make it a bit more secure i want to use self signed certificates made in a program called XCA. When using the certificates in the browser everything works and is secure. When using Postman to send a request
Tag: ssl-certificate
SSL Error (Port=443) Max retries exceeded when trying to import osmnx data in Jupiter Notebook
When trying to run this line G = ox.graph_from_place(‘Piedmont, CA, USA’, network_type=’drive’) I get this error: I googled and found this could be a solution but I got the same error message: (I changed my/app_1 to “ABC” in the code above) I also tried – since that was in another solution on stackoverflow, this: but the same SSL-error appeared. I’m
python-requests: is it possible to bypass HTTPS for speed
Is it possible to bypass the HTTPS on python3+requests to gain speed? Profiling says SSL handling is the slowest part of my script: verify=False just disables the certificate checking, but SSL/TLS still happens in the background. I didn’t find any option to use the dumbest cipher (eg. 0bit) type to gain speed. Security is not my goal in this script.