#twisted

this is useful because if you let users provide the string, now they can use ssl, or unix sockets, requiring no code changes

cool.

looks like it is working

ever have trouble getting twisted.web.static.File(path) to actually serve from path?

i don't think i do; python 2 or 3, btw?

2

hmm, what's the problem with it?

pypy even

seems to always server from the current directory

hmm, no, seems to work fine for me.. show some code?

sure

well this looks fine i think, so this serves the cwd instead of the .../echo_site?

path should be bytes too btw, so it is if this is py2

yes it seems to be ignoring the first parameter

it logs that it got it, but I only get the cwd

you're doing `python -m fishy`?

yes

actually it may be dumber than that

oh ho

it works if I stop the other running instances

thanks

it doesn't seem to say 'port busy' like other frameworks I'm used to

sorry for the n00b errors

hm it should do that

weir

weird

DanielHolth: is a Failure being eaten somewhere?

starting it twice on osx, second one doesn't [immediately] say anything except its first log message

for curiousity, does that change if you "import txaio ; txaio.start_logging()" ?

meejah nope, it prints a lot more but more or less seems to hang where it should be throwing a busy

weird

it could of course be a library bug that's eating a Failure ...

I got it working! It signs you in with Google, then announces you to everyone who is using the web page with websockets.

preferring v4 over v6 for some reason

new web enhancement https://tm.tl/#8806 by nathan-hoad: twisted.web.client.ProxyAgent doesn't seem to use a CONNECT request and SSL for https requests

is there a shortcut for an ipv6 + ipv4 tcp server?

DanielHolth: /me doesn't know anything about networking let alone ipv6, but it looks like if you just listen on ipv6 that that listens on ipv4 too by default?

should be

i.e. twistd -n web --path . -p 'tcp:interface=\:\:0:port=8080' serves both on 127.0.0.1 and ::1 for me

oh, maybe that's the trick. tcp6

or just tcp + interface, not tcp6

Yeah, depending on if you're making the endpoint yourself or using strprots.

*ports

thanks that works

silly v6 colons

Know anything about 'DEFAULT' as the SNI hostname?