Change SocksiPy_branch to PySocks and bypass cert verification for logger #1
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With SocksiPy_branch lib --proxy function does not work:
attributeerror: module 'socks' has no attribute 'set_default_proxy'Instead, PySocks (more known lib) can be used and it fixes the problem.
This change required me to add
verify=Falseto remaining 2 GETs to log.xn--9tr.com that didn't have this argument yet. Seems like PySocks is more demanding when it comes to SSL.