Using post
function from package Requests I have to authorize the communication.
I follow recommendation in Requests.jl
post(“http://username:password@httpbin.org/post ”)
However I have to use username in the form of e-mail address.
post( “https://test@test.com :passwd@httpbin.org /post”)
Then I get response
Port must be numeric (decimal)
Can you advise how to authorize username in form of an e-mail address, please ?
quinnj
September 13, 2017, 1:09pm
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Because the username/password are in the “host” part of the url, they need to be URL-encoded (since the set of allowed characters for hosts is extremely restricted). So the following works for me:
HTTP.post("https://" * HTTP.escape("test@test.com:passwd") * "@httpbin.org")
That’s perhaps something a package like HTTP.jl
could detect automatically though, so I created an issue to look into it.
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quimmj kindly thank you for the answer.