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[Solved] Python request Error: requests.exceptions.ReadTimeout: HTTPSConnectionPool (xxxx)

Screenshot of the problem:

Mental process

First, the request parameters are determined. The URLs are consistent, but an error is reported

Method 1:

import requests

requests. get(‘ https://www.google.com/ ‘,verify=False)

If it’s not solved, it’s not the agent’s reason

Method 2:

session = requests. session()

session. keep_ Alive = false # close redundant connections

Using session error reporting session request

It still hasn’t been solved. Generally, it can be solved at this step, but an error is still reported when executing python

Finally, I found that I was out of my mind. Since the header request header directly copies other items, just annotate the “content length”: “143” in it. Only remember that the header in the later step is better to use the header of the current interface. You can delete redundant values yourself. It’s not convenient to pull an item from other items, which will increase the troubleshooting time

Request object error ASP 0104:80004005 operation not allowed

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Text: the website server is Win2003 system. Today, it uploads a 260K attachment, but the system prompts: request object error ‘ASP 0104: 80004005’, no operation/up/upload.asp, line 20. Strange, is there a program error, immediately to the local computer Win XP test, found normal. That should be the server Win2003 problem. The operating system of the server is Windows 2003 server + IIS 6.0 server. The reason is that IIS 6.0 forbids uploading more than 200KB files. Therefore, you need to modify the default settings of IIS. Please do the following operations: first, close the IIS admin service in the service, find metabase.xml located in C:: (windows, system32, inetsrv), open it, find aspmaxrequestentityallowed, modify it to the required value (e.g. 5120000, 5m), and the default value is 204800, i.e. 200K, and then restart the IIS admin service. Note: if the IIS service is not stopped before editing the file, the modified file cannot be saved. If you want to modify the configuration file while IIS is running, open the IIS manager, open the Internet information services property panel, and check “allow direct editing of the configuration database, allow editing of the configuration file while IIS is running”【 [technical background] in IIS 6.0, the aspmaxrequestentityallowed property specifies the maximum number of bytes that can be used by an ASP request. If the request length contained in the content length header exceeds the value of aspmaxrequestentityallowed, IIS will return a 403 error message. This property value is similar to maxrequestentityallowed, If you know that your ASP application only needs to process a small amount of request data, you can set the global maxrequestentityallowed property to 1MB at the world wide web publishing service level, and set the aspmaxrequestentityallowed property to a smaller value

When Django modifies the request attribute: this querydict instance is immutable

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###Problem description

In many cases, if we want to modify the attribute value in the ‘request’ of the ‘Django’ project, an error will be reported to us:

“`
attributeerror: this querydict instance is immutable“`

That’s because in the official narration, the object is a non modifiable object. What should we do if we want to continue to try to modify the value in it

###Solutions

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“`
def medusa(request):
request.POST._ mutable = True

# or:
# request. Get_ Mutable = true
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“`

At this point, when you need to modify the data value of the ‘request’ object, you can achieve the desired effect

Solve the problem of [newnullresponse] when updating MAC app store

This problem mostly occurs after you reload the system, because of the problems in the store area. The solution here is to clear the data and get it again.

Thank you to Josh from wings mills, because this method is provided by him. The original address is here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/23544639#23544639

No nonsense, just look at the steps

1) Exit app store

2) Open the activity monitor and search for “store”. Then force the following two processes to terminate:

A) com.apple.appstore .Plugin…；
B) storeagent,

3) Open the terminal, input the following command and execute it:

rm ~/Library/Preferences/ com.apple.appstore .plist

rm ~/Library/Preferences/ com.apple.storeagent .plist

rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/*

Note that the above three commands are executed one by one.

4) Open the app store again and everything is OK.

What if it’s not normal?Hammer it, of course, I will not be responsible for smashing, you have to buy again.