On 07/08/15 10:14, Gaurav Lathwal wrote:
This time I am trying to fetch the required data using the API of the website.
Which website? Don;t assume we can remember from your previous post or that we will want to go trawling the archives. The easier you make it for us to answer the more likely you are to get good answers.
But, the problem I am having is I don't know how to make the request properly. When I enter the required URL in my browser, it downloads a .tgz which includes all the updates that have taken place on the website in the last 24 hours.
Can we see exactly what URLyou type in?
So, when I use urlopen on the same url, & I try to read it, all I get is gibberish.
Can you show us the actual code and the actual gibberish. Are you sure the gibberish is not just the tgz binary file contents? And if so why are you sure? ie. What did you do to test it? The more detailed facts we have the more we can help. code, error messages, python version, OS, - all help.
If I am unable to solve this problem, I am quitting programming, I have had enough bad experiences. :\ :\
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