#twisted

Is anyone around who is _really_ familiar with Twisted Web?

Specifically the client portion

artige: mmmm

artige: treq?

artige: what's up, though?

runciter: I've got a fully functional HTTP+CONNECT proxy agent implementation that I'd like to add keep-alive to

I have no idea where to begin

whoops

artige: yeah, so that's going to be hard because making CONNECT work requires messing with private APIs :\

let's take a look

got a link?

Yeah, just a sec

runciter: ^^

oic

Sorry for the nonexistent documentation, I didn't think I would ever be doing a non-toy project with this so I never bothered

But the time has come, the walrus said, to implement many things

artige: sorry, i completely misunderstood

i thought you wanted a roxy *server* that understood CONNECT

even though you said client

Oh, it's okay

one sec

artige: ok, so http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/3420#comme... shows the last time there was CONNECT-related development

so i think

you'd want to adapt your ConnectEndpoint to ProxyAgent

since this goes through the connection pooling guts

right

hm

it's not clear that you can easily use the existing HTTP11ClientProtocol.request method to establish the CONNECT

no, i think you can

since a successful CONNECT will 200, which should put the protocol back into QUIESCENT

runciter: gotcha, i'll give it a shot

artige: that wasn't very clear, sorry

i have to finish some other stuff up

but this should go into twisted

runciter: The proxy implementation or keepalive-related stuff?

Tickets pending review: https://tm.tl/#9269, #7922, #9287, #9295, #9299, #9300, #761, #8487, #8966 (the0id), #9100, #9118 (the0id), #4964 (jameshilliard), #9138, #9176, #7495

artige: keep-alive should already be handled

oh, then i'd be happy to contribute the proxy implementation, but I'm not sure what tests would be important to write

rodrigc submitted <https://tm.tl/#9271>; - .rpy files don't work with twist web --path on python 3 (unassigned) for review

markrwilliams reviewed <https://tm.tl/#9271>; - .rpy files don't work with twist web --path on python 3 (unassigned)

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Line 151 is causing an infinite recursion: https://github.com/Evidlo/periscope/blob/master...

Would namespacing my logs help with this?

also here's the log output: http://ix.io/AOW

ah, nevermind. I didn't notice I had an extra print statement in my log function

is there any way to tell the new logging system not to intercept stuff sent to stdout?

with the legacy system, you could do log.startLogging(setStdout=false)

hi. does anybody have experience integrating twisted with Python cmd module? I have a situation that I am not quite able to fix and could use a bit of advice. Thanks

ronin_: i've not used "cmd" but what's the issue?

in a nutshell: i would like to use cmd to have an "interactive" shell that will allow me to start and stop a simple HTTPS server using twisted

sofar and based on examples I have seen, something like this in theory should work:

in the main function of the py script run reactor.callInThread(MyCmd.cmdloop()) and reactor.run()

at this point cmd loop is running as expected and i can enter my "commands"

however, when i try to start the https server using reactor.callFromThread(reactor.listeSSL, opt1, opt2, ....), the server does not start

now, I realize that cmdloop is blocking and that reactor.run actually doesnt even execute, which also makes callFromThread not executing properly also make sense