Using Sockets to find out of a resource exists
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I am building a script that looks for machines at a specific port. If it doesn't find anything at that port I want to see if a web page exists on port 80 (e.g. index.html). Here is my code:
import os
import socket
import sys
if not sock.connect_ex((addr, DEFAULT_PORT)):
is_up = True
else:
# port 80 check
if sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)):
is_up = True
else:
print os.strerror(sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)))
is_up = False
Is there a way in sockets to check if index.html exists on port 80? I get an invalid argument error when trying to connect on port 80.
python python-2.7 sockets
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I am building a script that looks for machines at a specific port. If it doesn't find anything at that port I want to see if a web page exists on port 80 (e.g. index.html). Here is my code:
import os
import socket
import sys
if not sock.connect_ex((addr, DEFAULT_PORT)):
is_up = True
else:
# port 80 check
if sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)):
is_up = True
else:
print os.strerror(sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)))
is_up = False
Is there a way in sockets to check if index.html exists on port 80? I get an invalid argument error when trying to connect on port 80.
python python-2.7 sockets
asked Nov 11 at 18:05
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75721033
Whicherrnos? Can’t see any reference toerrnoin the code you posted.
– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36
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I am building a script that looks for machines at a specific port. If it doesn't find anything at that port I want to see if a web page exists on port 80 (e.g. index.html). Here is my code:
import os
import socket
import sys
if not sock.connect_ex((addr, DEFAULT_PORT)):
is_up = True
else:
# port 80 check
if sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)):
is_up = True
else:
print os.strerror(sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)))
is_up = False
Is there a way in sockets to check if index.html exists on port 80? I get an invalid argument error when trying to connect on port 80.
python python-2.7 sockets
asked Nov 11 at 18:05
MoreScratch
75721033
I am building a script that looks for machines at a specific port. If it doesn't find anything at that port I want to see if a web page exists on port 80 (e.g. index.html). Here is my code:
import os
import socket
import sys
if not sock.connect_ex((addr, DEFAULT_PORT)):
is_up = True
else:
# port 80 check
if sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)):
is_up = True
else:
print os.strerror(sock.connect_ex((addr, 80)))
is_up = False
Is there a way in sockets to check if index.html exists on port 80? I get an invalid argument error when trying to connect on port 80.
python python-2.7 sockets
python python-2.7 sockets
asked Nov 11 at 18:05
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asked Nov 11 at 18:05
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Whicherrnos? Can’t see any reference toerrnoin the code you posted.
– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36
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Whicherrnos? Can’t see any reference toerrnoin the code you posted.
– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36
Which
errnos? Can’t see any reference to errno in the code you posted.– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
Which
errnos? Can’t see any reference to errno in the code you posted.– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36
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Which
errnos? Can’t see any reference toerrnoin the code you posted.– barny
Nov 11 at 18:35
22 and 37 are the errno's returned
– MoreScratch
Nov 11 at 19:39
You could put a minimal amount of effort into seaching for something like, perhaps, at a wild guess, socket errno and most likely find something educational, and by so doing might reduce the waste of time asking questions on StackOverflow.
– barny
Nov 11 at 21:56
Thanks, barny your help is much appreciated.
– MoreScratch
Nov 12 at 6:36