EOF occurred in violation of protocol while Pulling pulses

[npormambi]

Hello,

I am using pthon2.7, when I use pulses = otx.getall() It gives below error, Traceback (most recent call last): File "otx.py", line 7, in pulses = otx.getall() File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/OTXv2.py", line 236, in getall json_data = self.get(next_page_url) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/OTXv2.py", line 81, in get raise e urllib2.URLError: <urlopen error [Errno 8] _ssl.c:510: EOF occurred in violation of protocol>

Anyone is aware of this issue, I tried the same with python3.4 as well still getting same error Running ubuntu 14.04

Thanks, Npormambi

[npormambi]

@chrisdoman any update on this.

[npormambi]

@chrisdoman this is something helpful to fix the issue http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32115607/python-3-4-ssl-error-urlopen-error-eof-occurred-in-violation-of-protocol-ssl-c

[chrisdoman]

Thanks npormambi. No update yet but I am looking into it and will update soon.

[chrisdoman]

Hi,

I've ran the SDK on Ubuntu 14.04 with python 2.7 and I'm not getting this error. Looking into it, this may be an issue with the OpenSSL library on your machine.

There are a couple of work arounds you might want to try, though I can't test these to confirm they will work here-

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28564455/python-mechanise-urllib2-urlerror-violation-of-protocol-handling-of-https

import ssl ssl.PROTOCOL_SSLv23 = ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1

Thanks,

[npormambi]

@chrisdoman working with python 2.7 and ubuntu 14.04, but still getting the same error.

[alaaalii]

What is the output of python --version and python -c "import ssl; print ssl.OPENSSL_VERSION"?

[npormambi]

@alaaalii please check the required output belo

[alaaalii]

@npormambi I've also tried on Ubuntu 14.04 with the same python version and openssl. Can you try running your Python script using python otx.py not python2.7 otx.py? I'm hoping python is pointing to something else in your path.

[npormambi]

@alaaalii thanks a lot it worked :) do you know whats the exact issue is in this case? Because I want to work with python 3, how can i avoid this issue? Just one more thing I wanna add here, some times I get the below error, but some times it works perfectly fine (at the moment its working :)) 

[alaaalii]

@npormambi I don't understand, so you still sometimes get the error when using python otx.py? But you always get the error when you run python2.7 otx.py? What I suspected was: you might somehow have two versions of Python2.7 installed. Try rerunning the commands I mentioned earlier but using python2.7, so python2.7 --version and python2.7 -c "import ssl; print ssl.OPENSSL_VERSION" and see if it's different than what you pasted before.

If this is a machine owned by you, and it is safe to do so, I advise you to also make sure packages in your Ubuntu are up to date by running sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade. You could also simply just remove all versions of Python and reinstall from scratch. This is obviously not the best way of troubleshooting this, but if it's working with python and not python2.7 then it's something in your setup.

[npormambi]

@alaaalii Thanks for the update. Its been week now, i am not facing any issues. If i do in future will definitely try solution suggested by you. Thanks a lot :)

[ghost]

Also the output of alias python2.7 and which python2.7 would be interesting in comparison with the smae outputs with python instead of python2.7.

[npormambi]

@wagner-certat Please find the below outputs

[ghost]

To get the target of symbolic links you can use ls -l $(which python) and ls -l $(which python2.7)

You can copy and paste the in/output from the terminal to your comment, use the code-markup.

[npormambi]

@wagner-certat

[ghost]

Then both are the same and the assumption by @alaaalii can't be proven.