Hi, I am trying to request a page that is being protected by basic authentication. So, I run something like: stuff = "data=urllib.urlencode({'username': 'foo', 'password' : 'foopw'})" urllib.urlopen('http://www.site.com/admin/flushgo.html?ok=ok',stuff) or urllib.urlopen('http://username:password@www.site.com/admin/flushgo.html') and in either case, I get requested for the name and password. I've tried various incarnations of using httplib, but clearly I don't understand what is needed. Most promising seems: import httplib, urllib,binascii cookie = binascii.b2a_base64("user:password") h = httplib.HTTP("www.site.com") h.putrequest("GET", "/admin/flushgo.html?ok=ok" "HTTP/1.0\r\n") h.putheader("Proxy-authorization", "Basic %s" % cookie) h.endheaders() reply, msg, hdrs = h.getreply() print reply # should be 200 data = h.getfile().read() # get the raw HTML which gets me an error on the last line about "none" not being a legit result. If I omit the last line, I get a "-1" response, which also seems broken. How does one approach this with python 1.52 (please please please don't suggest that I make a production system dependent on urllib2 with just one more patch in the beta of python 2.1 or such--that is a place I'd like to avoid)? ari Ari Davidow ari at ivritype.com http://www.ivritype.com/
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