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michaelparkin
Hi,
I'm using httplib to create a mutually authenticated HTTPS connection
with a server.
I create the connection as follows:
c = httplib.HTTPSConnection(uri, key_file = key, cert_file = cert)
However, because I am using a private key I keep getting asked to enter
the password to open that key every time I run the script.
I've had a dig around and can't seem to find a way of specifying the
password so that the user can supply it on the command line, or so I
can script/fully automate these connections. The ideal scenario would
be to be able to specify the password on the command line like in
curl/pyCurl
How can I set the password for the private key so it doesn't keep
asking me for it?
Appologies if I've missed something obvious here.
Thanks,
Michael.
p.s. I need to use httplib (rather than pyCurl) as I need to be able to
specify methods other than GET and POST in my requests to the server.
I'm using httplib to create a mutually authenticated HTTPS connection
with a server.
I create the connection as follows:
c = httplib.HTTPSConnection(uri, key_file = key, cert_file = cert)
However, because I am using a private key I keep getting asked to enter
the password to open that key every time I run the script.
I've had a dig around and can't seem to find a way of specifying the
password so that the user can supply it on the command line, or so I
can script/fully automate these connections. The ideal scenario would
be to be able to specify the password on the command line like in
curl/pyCurl
How can I set the password for the private key so it doesn't keep
asking me for it?
Appologies if I've missed something obvious here.
Thanks,
Michael.
p.s. I need to use httplib (rather than pyCurl) as I need to be able to
specify methods other than GET and POST in my requests to the server.