Simple python dictionaries for HTTP, FTP return codes and TCP ports, etc. Usefull when code throws number(HTTP return code), instead of diplaying return code number like 404, show message what it means.
In same way, when we are doing some networking stuff in python like collecting network connections, with help of TCPPorts.py we can identify destination service in it. For example, we have collected network connections(with tools like conntrack),the current machine made connection to another machine with destination port 80 which means a web server. Some we can guess like 80,8080 and some we dont know, with TCPPorts.py we can display the service name instead of port number.
import requests
#Local Imports
import HTTPStatusCodes
headers = {'content-type': 'application/json'}
url="http://www.google.com" #Example URL
data={"data":"Your Data"}
response = requests.post(url, data=data,headers=headers)
print response
if response.status_code in HTTPStatusCodes.codes:
print HTTPStatusCodes.codes[response.status_code][0]
print "Description",HTTPStatusCodes.codes[response.status_code][1]
- Collected TCP port from http://www.iana.org
- Collected HTTP status codes from wikipedia
- Collected FTP returned codes from wikipedia
- Collected TCP connections states from kernel.org