httplib | A simple , low-level http library for Go

Problem Description

I am using the following the following python code in order to retrieve data from a give website through an API. The problem is that I am not receiving anything. When I print(str(response.status)+" "+response.reason), I get the following: 302 FOUND and nothing is being printed. From what I saw The HTTP response status code 302 Found is a common way of performing URL redirection.

Question

I saw that there is a way to set allow_redirects to False in order to solve that problem. I am forced to use python 2.7. I can't use python 3.0. Is there a way to add allow_redirects to the request in python 2.7? I also can't use the requests library. I can use import requests.

I've been trying to debug a Python script I've inherited. It's trying to POST a CSV to a website via HTTPLib. The problem, as far as I can tell, is that HTTPLib doesn't handle receiving a 100-continue response, as per python http client stuck on 100 continue. Similarly to that post, this "Just Works" via Curl, but for various reasons we need this to run from a Python script.

I've tried to employ the work-around as detailed in an answer on that post, but I can't find a way to use that to submit the CSV after accepting the 100-continue response.

The general flow needs to be like this:

• -> establish connection
• -> send data including "expect: 100-continue" header, but not including the JSON body yet
• <- receive "100-continue"
• -> using the same connection, send the JSON body of the request
• <- receive the 200 OK message, in a JSON response with other information

Here's the code in its current state, with my 10+ other commented remnants of other attempted workarounds removed:

I am attempting to use the C++ wrapper for the Alpaca Traders API for the found here:

https://github.com/marpaia/alpaca-trade-api-cpp#client-instantiation

However, I'm having trouble even connecting to my paper trading account.

Here is the code from the wrapper for getting the Alpaca account:

I'm new in rust and i need to make a small if statement on function option for example

I'm currently investigating a very large Python codebase with lots of side effects and unexpected behavior, and I'd like to get a grasp on what it's doing by seeing all of the outbound HTTP requests that it makes throughout its execution, at any point in the call stack. Are there any utilities or integration paths that allow me to automatically profile the complete set of network calls made by code written in Python?

Specifically, as opposed to a solely external tool, I would like to be able to interact with the captured HTTP requests and responses programmatically from within the profiled module or an adjacent module; for example to:

• Log the requests/responses using existing logging handlers within that codebase
• Publish the request to an event broker like Kafka
• Parse into a pandas dataframe for analysis
• Integrate into existing unittest or pytest suites

I've looked at the offerings of different observability tools. For instance, Sentry appears to automatically integrate with Python's httplib to create a "breadcrumb" for each request; however Sentry only records this information when an exception is being thrown, and its default behavior is only to publish to its Web UI. New Relic also offers the ability to view "external service" calls as part of its application performance monitoring offerings, again through its own dashboard. In both cases, however, they each lack an officially-supported Python handler that would permit the tasks described above to occur within the process that generates the outbound network requests.

I have a number of urls that redirect to other ones and I would like to find the address of the links they redirect to. For example,

https://stlouisfed.org/fomcspeak/thomas-barkin/2019/04/apr-speech-a-practitioners-perspective-on-the-productivity-slowdown

redirects to

https://www.richmondfed.org/press_room/speeches/thomas_i_barkin/2019/barkin_speech_20190404

I tried using the requests library like so:

I am trying to create a HTTPS Server running on linux with cpp-httplib in C++. (https://github.com/yhirose/cpp-httplib) Everything worked when I used Windows. But on linux only the HTTP Server works. It seems like the HTTPS Server does not open a port which I do not understand... When typing: sudo netstat -tuplen in Terminal the expected port 8080 only shows up when running the HTTP Server not when running the HTTPS Server. My firewall also seems to be inactive: sudo ufw status gives Status: inactive
Maybe I have linked something wrong, but everything seems to run fine. I am new to C++ and Linux, so it is likely I have just made a silly mistake. I just run this code in Clion if that matters..

this is the Code for the HTTP Server (working and running as expected):

I wrote a client to handle lower-level TLS connection parameters like ClientHellos etc.

I did this in Go since it's a lot easier there. My main program (webscraper) is in Python. I connected the Go source to my Python file through a DLL via ctypes. My webscraper structure was asynchronous so far, to handle multiple connections at a time.

Unfortunately, my Go client is not asynchronous. Is there a way I can change it in Python so it asynchronously awaits a response from the ctypes pointer until it is there? Right now it's waiting for a response but blocks all other code executions in the meantime obviously.

EDIT: Code example below

I am developing a UWP C++/winRT app in Visual Studio, and am trying to get the cpp-httplib library to work. It works fine if I am not using HTTPS, but when I define the CPPHTTPLIB_OPENSSL_SUPPORT flag, an "#ifdef" in httplib.h defines a function which subcalls CertOpenSystemStoreW(), which results in an error that CertOpenSystemStoreW() is undeclared.

On tracing deeper into , it seems that CertOpenSystemStoreW is part of an unactivated code region because of my configuration.

What can I do to reactivate the region, or what should I replace CertOpenSystemStoreW() with, to make SSL work? (CertOpenStore() seems to work, but I don't really understand SSL details enough to know if I can simply replace the function)