Curious whether MicroWebSrv supports https?

[tshead2]

I’ve been wanting to handle web requests using https on a PyCom WiPy 3.0 for awhile now without success. Maybe this is asking too much of the hardware?

Thanks in advance,
Tim

[jczic]

SSL/TLS (https) isn't implemented on MicroWebSrv, but it's simple with a pycom.
Just wrap socket with the goods parameters after socket creation :)

[tshead]

@jczic - Thanks for the response! I thought that this would be easy too, but I've tried calling ssl.wrap_socket(...) after both bind() and accept(), and in both cases the client hangs while making a request. This was with my own minimalist http server, but I think I'll try hacking on MicroWebSrv instead. I'm curious if you have a working example?

Cheers,
Tim

[jczic]

Hi,
I have an another http(s) server with that but it's dedicated to a special usage and uses I/O directly (TLS's handshake doesn't works with asynchrone mode in micropython/esp32...).
You can see that in : https://github.com/jczic/IoTSocket-Concentrator or directly in my sockets layer file in : https://github.com/jczic/xAsyncSockets.
But this code doesn't use normal/synchrone TLS mode.
Also, don't forget the argument to enable "server side" TLS usage on ssl.wrap_socket.
Good luck and have a nice day.

[tshead]

Thanks for all the help, I’ll check it out!

Cheers,
Tim

[jczic]

Hello, I released a fully new version (v2.0) of my web server here : github.com/jczic/MicroWebSrv2. Open source MIT, fully asynchronous, more robust, more fast and more efficient! It is delivered with a good documentation. Thank you for your support and feedback. ☺️ Jean-Christophe Bos Le mar. 29 janv. 2019 à 04:15, Timothy M. Shead <[email protected]> a écrit :

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[tshead]

Thanks for the followup on this … I will check the new version out!

Cheers,
Tim