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Looking deeperProgramming for TCP/IP networks; Firewalls; Network Address Translation; IPv6; Summary; Chapter 2: HTTP and Working with the Web; Request and response; Requests with urllib; Response objects; Status codes; Handling problems; HTTP headers; Customizing requests; Content compression; Multiple values; Content negotiation; Content types; User agents; Cookies; Cookie handling; Know your cookies; Redirects; URLs; Paths and relative URLs; Query strings; URL encoding; URLs in summary; HTTP methods; The HEAD method; The POST method; Formal inspection; HTTPS; The Requests library.
Handling errors with RequestsSummary; Chapter 3: APIs in Action; Getting started with XML; The XML APIs; The basics of ElementTree; Pretty printing; Element attributes; Converting to text; The Amazon S3 API; Registering with AWS; Authentication; Setting up an AWS user; Regions; S3 buckets and objects; An S3 command-line client; Creating a bucket with the API; Uploading a file; Retrieving an uploaded file through a web browser; Displaying an uploaded file in a web browser; Downloading a file with the API; Parsing XML and handling errors; Parsing XML; Finding elements; Handling errors.
Further enhancementsThe Boto package; Wrapping up with S3; JSON; Encoding and decoding; Using dicts with JSON; Other object types; The Twitter API; A Twitter world clock; Authentication for Twitter; Registering your application for the Twitter API; Authenticating requests; A Twitter client; Polling for Tweets; Processing the tweets; Rate limits; Sending a reply; Final touches; Taking it further; Polling and the Twitter streaming APIs; Alternative oAuth flows; HTML and screen scraping; HTML parsers; Show me the data; Parsing HTML with lxml; Zeroing in; Searching with XPath; XPath conditions.
Pulling it togetherWith great power ... ; Choosing a User Agent; The Robots.txt file; Summary; Chapter 4: Engaging with E-mails; E-mail terminologies; Sending e-mails with SMTP; Composing an e-mail message; Sending an e-mail message; Sending e-mails securely with TLS; Retrieving e-mails by using POP3 with poplib; Retrieving e-mails by using IMAP with imaplib; Sending e-mail attachments; Sending e-mails via the logging module; Summary; Chapter 5: Interacting with Remote Systems; Secure shell - access using Python; Inspecting the SSH packets; Transferring files through SFTP.
Transferring files with FTP.
If youre a Python developer or a system administrator with Python experience and youre looking to take your first steps in network programming, then this book is for you. Basic knowledge of Python is assumed. Read more...
Abstract: Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Network Programming and Python; An introduction to TCP/IP networks; IP addresses; Network Interfaces; Assigning IP addresses; IP addresses on the Internet; Packets; Networks; Routing with IP; DNS; The protocol stack or why the Internet is like a cake; Layer 4 - TCP and UDP; Network ports; UDP; TCP; UDP versus TCP; Layer 5 - The application layer; On to Python!; Network programming with Python; Breaking a few eggs; Taking it from the top; Downloading an RFC.
Looking deeperProgramming for TCP/IP networks; Firewalls; Network Address Translation; IPv6; Summary; Chapter 2: HTTP and Working with the Web; Request and response; Requests with urllib; Response objects; Status codes; Handling problems; HTTP headers; Customizing requests; Content compression; Multiple values; Content negotiation; Content types; User agents; Cookies; Cookie handling; Know your cookies; Redirects; URLs; Paths and relative URLs; Query strings; URL encoding; URLs in summary; HTTP methods; The HEAD method; The POST method; Formal inspection; HTTPS; The Requests library.
Handling errors with RequestsSummary; Chapter 3: APIs in Action; Getting started with XML; The XML APIs; The basics of ElementTree; Pretty printing; Element attributes; Converting to text; The Amazon S3 API; Registering with AWS; Authentication; Setting up an AWS user; Regions; S3 buckets and objects; An S3 command-line client; Creating a bucket with the API; Uploading a file; Retrieving an uploaded file through a web browser; Displaying an uploaded file in a web browser; Downloading a file with the API; Parsing XML and handling errors; Parsing XML; Finding elements; Handling errors.
Further enhancementsThe Boto package; Wrapping up with S3; JSON; Encoding and decoding; Using dicts with JSON; Other object types; The Twitter API; A Twitter world clock; Authentication for Twitter; Registering your application for the Twitter API; Authenticating requests; A Twitter client; Polling for Tweets; Processing the tweets; Rate limits; Sending a reply; Final touches; Taking it further; Polling and the Twitter streaming APIs; Alternative oAuth flows; HTML and screen scraping; HTML parsers; Show me the data; Parsing HTML with lxml; Zeroing in; Searching with XPath; XPath conditions.
Pulling it togetherWith great power ... ; Choosing a User Agent; The Robots.txt file; Summary; Chapter 4: Engaging with E-mails; E-mail terminologies; Sending e-mails with SMTP; Composing an e-mail message; Sending an e-mail message; Sending e-mails securely with TLS; Retrieving e-mails by using POP3 with poplib; Retrieving e-mails by using IMAP with imaplib; Sending e-mail attachments; Sending e-mails via the logging module; Summary; Chapter 5: Interacting with Remote Systems; Secure shell - access using Python; Inspecting the SSH packets; Transferring files through SFTP.
Transferring files with FTP.
If youre a Python developer or a system administrator with Python experience and youre looking to take your first steps in network programming, then this book is for you. Basic knowledge of Python is assumed
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First published: June 2015
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Authors
Dr. M. O. Faruque Sarker
Sam Washington
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Konstantin Manchev Manchev
Vishrut Mehta
Anhad Jai Singh
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Dr. M. O. Faruque Sarker is a software architect based in London, UK, where he has been shaping various Linux and open source software solutions, mainly on cloud computing platforms, for commercial companies, educational institutions, and multinational consultancies. Over the past 10 years, he has been leading a number of Python software development and cloud infrastructure automation projects. In 2009, he started using Python, where he was responsible for shepherding a fleet of miniature E-puck robots at the University of South Wales, Newport, UK. Later, he honed his Python skills, and he was invited to work on the Google Summer of Code (2009/2010) programs for contributing to the BlueZ and Tahoe-LAFS open source projects. He is the author of Python Network Programming Cookbook , Packt Publishing .
He received his PhD in multirobot systems from the University of South Wales. He is currently working at University College London. He takes an active interest in cloud computing, software security, intelligent systems, and child-centric education. He lives in East London with his wife, Shahinur, and daughter, Ayesha.
All praises and thanks to Allah, the God who is the Merciful and the Beneficent. I would not be able to finish this book without the help of God. I would like to thank Packt Publishing's entire team and my coauthor, Sam, who were very friendly and cooperative in this long journey. I would also like to thank my family and friends for their sacrifice of time, encouraging words, and smiles.
Sam Washington currently works at University College London as a member of its Learning and Teaching Applications team, developing and supporting the University's Moodle virtual learning environment, its wikis and blogs, and its online media services. Prior to this, he was a system administrator for UCL's several museums. He has working experience of managing the demands of varied web applications, and deploying and supporting Windows, Linux, and TCP/IP networks. He has been using Python for professional and personal projects for over 7 years.
I would like to thank the team at Packt for their encouragement and input throughout this project, especially Rebecca, Rohit, Saurabh, Trishla, and Akshay. I would also like to thank the reviewers for all their insights and corrections, Anhad Jai Singh, Ben Tasker, Grzegorz Gwd, Ilja Zegars, Tom Stephens, Vishrut Mehta, Konstantin Manchev, and Andrew Armitage. I would like to express my immense respect and gratitude to the entire Python community for creating such a great programming language and ecosystem, and thanks to Faruque for giving me this opportunity to give a little in return. And Christina, thank you for still being here. You can have me back now.
Konstantin Manchev Manchev is a technical support professional, who has more than 15 years of experience in a wide range of operating systems, database services, scripting, networking, and security in the mobile telecommunication systems. He actively participates in the adaption of various vendor equipment projects to live mobile operator networks.
He has worked on the following technologies:
- Mobile systems such as GSM, UMTS, 3G, and WiFi
- Vendors such as Cisco, ALU, NSN, RedHat, and Canonical
- Network elements such as MSC, VLR, HLR, MSCS, OCS, NGIN, and PCRF
- Network protocol suites such as SS#7 and TCP/IP
- Webpage technologies such as HTTP, XML, HTML, SOAP, and REST
- Operating systems such as Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, and CentOS), Windows, and Unix
- Virtualisation and Cloud technologies such as EC2, OpenStack, VMware, VirtualBox, and so on
- Programming languages such as Perl, Python, awk, bash, C, Delphi, Java, and so on
- Databases such as MongoDB, InfluxDB, MySQL, MS SQL, Oracle, and so on
- Monitoring systems such as Nagios, Grafana, Zabbix, and so on
He specializes in IT and Telecom services support, installation, configuration, maintenance, and implementation of the latest market technology solutions. He is a Linux enthusiast.
I would like to thank my wife, Nadya Valcheva-Mancheva, my kids, Elena Mancheva and Daniel Manchev, and colleagues, Attila Sovak, Ketan Delhiwala, Jerzy Sczudlowski, Aneesh Kannankara, Devrim Kucuk, Peter De Vriendt, Peyo Chernev, Andrey Royatchki, Tzvetan Balabanov, Vasil Zgurev, Ludmil Panov, Plamen Georgiev, Ivailo Pavlov, Mitko Bagrev, and Milen Cholakov for their support.
Vishrut Mehta is a student of IIIT Hyderabad, who is pursuing his masters in the field of cloud computing and software-defined networks. He has participated in the Google Summer of Code 2013 program under Sahana Software Foundation, and he was also the administrator for Google Code-In. He also did his research internship at INRIA, France, for 3 months under Dr. Nikos Parlavantzas in the field of automating multi-cloud applications.
He has worked on Untangle Network Security and Python Network Programming Cookbook, both by Packt Publishing.
I would like to thank my advisors, Dr. Vasudeva Varma and Dr. Reddy Raja, for helping me in my work and constantly supporting me with my research.
Anhad Jai Singh is a computer science graduate from IIIT Hyderabad. He's a part-time system administrator and has worked as a Python developer in the past. He's a two-time release engineering intern at Mozilla, as well as a Google Summer of Code participant. In his free time, he plays with networks and distributed systems. You can find him lurking around IRC networks under the alias of "ffledgling."
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