blnet_web.py does not log_in

[henfri]

Hello,

thanks for writing pyblnet.

I tried to run the example, but it fails.

First, I had to change line 37 and following of blnet.py to:
if use_ta: host = urlparse(address).hostname if host==None: host=self.address self.blnet_direct = BLNETDirect(host, ta_port)

because host was always None for me.

But then, blnet_web.py fails logging in. This is because r.headers does not include 'Set-Cookie'.
"r" includes the BL-Net website though.

Some more debugging:
If I run with use_web=False I do get the results of blnet.fetch()

Do you have an Idea what the reason could be?

By the way: If I use the webinerface in the browser I do not have to log in. I can log in though. Here, it accepts any password.

Greetings,
Hendrik

[nielstron]

The first error was likely caused by urlparse only parsing urls correctly that are prefixed by a "//". This is not necessary and will be fixed in a similar approach to your proposal.

But then, blnet_web.py fails logging in. This is because r.headers does not include 'Set-Cookie'.
"r" includes the BL-Net website though.
By the way: If I use the webinerface in the browser I do not have to log in. I can log in though. Here, it accepts any password.

So as a usual guest user, anybody could read and write your in and outputs? Then, a successful login would really not signify a successful command. Do you have a proposal on how to check a successful action? Do you think an additional parameter to enable/disable logging in and respective checks would solve the problem?

Some more debugging:
If I run with use_web=False I do get the results of blnet.fetch()

Did you enable use_ta? BLNETweb data collection should not at all be activated with use_web=False. The result with both enabled should be a dictionary with the correct subsections, but all of them empty.

[henfri]

Hello,

I think you have fixed the first problem already.
For the second one, I have added a pullrequest.

Greetings,
Hendrik