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Windows SSL support in Python

Adding SSL support to Python on Windows is as easy as dropping a couple of DLLs and a .pyd file in to your Python DLLs directory. Grab the zip file from this page and off you go. I haven’t tried it out yet but it appears to work—the socket.ssl function miraculously appeared when I installed the new files. Why is this useful? Because it opens the way for secure XML-RPC calls from Python applications...

Posted 24th July 2002 at 1:06 pm

This is Windows SSL support in Python by Simon Willison, posted on 24th July 2002.

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It looks like the files have moved to sourceforge: http://pypgsql.sourceforge.net/misc/python-ssl.htm l
Noah Spurrier - 25th July 2003 20:06 - #
free,free,... downloads no money involved because i have none. I do not have a credit card i am bankrupt. please help me . i am an invalid and the computer is my only fun
eiselina verschuren - 11th December 2004 20:23 - #

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