Re: File upload/download to https server
On 30/01/2008, Stuart VanZee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have an upcoming project where I need to be able to automate the upload > and > download of files to/from an HTTPS server (not owned by me). The server > says > it requires 128 bit encryption. I would like to be able to do this using > python because it is the language that I know the best and it is available > on > the OpenBSD box that I would like to do this all from. (please note I am > not > a real great programmer, but I get by). > > I have done some research and found py-OpenSSL in ports, and on another > project have used ClientForm for python although I haven't figured out how > to > get them to work together. > > Am I going in the right direction? Is what I need to do even possible? You should be able to do this with the stock Python port and this: http://odin.himinbi.org/MultipartPostHandler.py Stock urllib2 can handle all the HTTPS work, cookielib any cookie needs, and MultipartPostHandler will take care of building out the proper multipart form with file data. -Paul -- // Paul M. Hirsch // // paul at voltagenoir.org // // PGPkeyID 0x92205DEF //
Re: File upload/download to https server
> I have an upcoming project where I need to be able to automate the upload and > download of files to/from an HTTPS server (not owned by me). The server says > it requires 128 bit encryption. I would like to be able to do this using > python because it is the language that I know the best and it is available on > the OpenBSD box that I would like to do this all from. (please note I am not > a real great programmer, but I get by). ftp my do the job depending on your specific needs. OpenBSD's ftp supports https URLs, no programming or ports needed -N
Re: File upload/download to https server
Personally I like to use stunnel to wrapper my tcp application to connect to a ssl server/client. So you don't need to spend too much time on make them 'working together'. Arthur - Original Message - From: "Stuart VanZee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Openbsd Misc (E-mail)" Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 10:58 AM Subject: File upload/download to https server > Hello everyone. > > I have an upcoming project where I need to be able to automate the upload and > download of files to/from an HTTPS server (not owned by me). The server says > it requires 128 bit encryption. I would like to be able to do this using > python because it is the language that I know the best and it is available on > the OpenBSD box that I would like to do this all from. (please note I am not > a real great programmer, but I get by). > > I have done some research and found py-OpenSSL in ports, and on another > project have used ClientForm for python although I haven't figured out how to > get them to work together. > > Am I going in the right direction? Is what I need to do even possible? > > Thank you for any help. > > Stuart van Zee > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: File upload/download to https server
Hello, I don't know Python but cURL provide several APIs to do that from various programming languages (check http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/bindings.html ). curl (CLI version) can be found in ports. Regards On 30/01/2008, Stuart VanZee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello everyone. > > I have an upcoming project where I need to be able to automate the upload > and > download of files to/from an HTTPS server (not owned by me). The server > says > it requires 128 bit encryption. I would like to be able to do this using > python because it is the language that I know the best and it is available > on > the OpenBSD box that I would like to do this all from. (please note I am > not > a real great programmer, but I get by). > > I have done some research and found py-OpenSSL in ports, and on another > project have used ClientForm for python although I haven't figured out how > to > get them to work together. > > Am I going in the right direction? Is what I need to do even possible? > > Thank you for any help. > > Stuart van Zee > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
File upload/download to https server
Hello everyone. I have an upcoming project where I need to be able to automate the upload and download of files to/from an HTTPS server (not owned by me). The server says it requires 128 bit encryption. I would like to be able to do this using python because it is the language that I know the best and it is available on the OpenBSD box that I would like to do this all from. (please note I am not a real great programmer, but I get by). I have done some research and found py-OpenSSL in ports, and on another project have used ClientForm for python although I haven't figured out how to get them to work together. Am I going in the right direction? Is what I need to do even possible? Thank you for any help. Stuart van Zee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
