> The standard xmlrpclib should work fine. You need to inherit from the
> SafeTransport class, overriding get_host_info to return the x509_info.
> You then pass an instance of your transport to the ServerProxy.
Ok - I have upgraded to the newer version of xmlrpclib that has the
'get_host_info' me
> I'm using Python version 2.2 - the SafeTransport class in it's xmlrpclib
> doesn't have a 'get_host_info' method. Which version were you referring
> to?
I was looking at the HEAD revision in CVS. That feature was apparently
released with Python 2.3. Still, httplib supports client certificates
>> I have been using XML-RPC to get information from one of our remote
>> servers. To improve security, the server now has a certificate
installed,
>> and when I try to access it, I get an 'Unauthorized' exception. Is
there
>> an xmlrpclib module that suppor
supports (client-side) certificate-based
> authentication? If so, where can I get it, and what is involved in doing
> the authentication? If not, what are my options?
The standard xmlrpclib should work fine. You need to inherit from the
SafeTransport class, overriding get_host_info to re
I have been using XML-RPC to get information from one of our remote
servers. To improve security, the server now has a certificate installed,
and when I try to access it, I get an 'Unauthorized' exception. Is there
an xmlrpclib module that supports (client-side) certificate-based
auth
