I've looked into
http://code.google.com/p/google-safe-browsing/source/browse/#svn%2Ftr...
but I haven't got its meaning. Why do I have to run a server? Is it any
implementation of Protocol v2 (Safe Browsing API v2)?

That directory is used to test that clients are setup correctly. The actual
client code is at
http://code.google.com/p/google-safe-browsing/source/browse/#svn%2Ftr....
Check out client.py for usage.

On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 2:15 PM, Diogo <diogo.si...@gastecnologia.com.br>wrote:

I've checked out client.py and I've seen its usage. Just for test I
performed a client-side lookups of URLs, such:
urls = ["http://ianfette.org/", "www.google.com.br"]
client.CheckForUrl(myapikey,urls)

and I recived this message:
INFO:root:Finished update number 1, next delay: 1818
INFO:root:Waiting to complete updates...
INFO:root:Waiting 1818 seconds

and after a while other message:
INFO:root:Finished update number 2, next delay: 1776
INFO:root:Waiting to complete updates...
INFO:root:Waiting 1776 seconds

so on.

I suppose that the client.py is performing only the updates but, how can I
get the result of the lookups? If it's either phishing, malware, both or
none of them. My guess is that it isn't calling function CheckUrl from
Client class. Am I wrong?

Someone have any idea?

The way the client works it will update until it's completely up to date
before telling you if you the url you have specified is bad or not. This
can take a while (on the order of hours) if you haven't done this before or
if the database you specified is out of date. If you just want to know if a
few sites are bad or not, using the lookup api (
https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/lookup_guide) is much easier.
This implementation is more if you want to check very large numbers of urls
or if you don't wish to disclose the urls to Google for privacy reasons.

On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 12:52 PM, Diogo <diogo.si...@gastecnologia.com.br>wrote:

In fact, for now, I just want to check if a few sites are bad or not and
I've been performing lookups with this implementation of lookup api:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Google%20Safe%20Browsing%20v2%20Lookup/ , but
it's giving me some errors, it is not, sometimes, "saying" if a site is bad
or not, it's "saying" "error" and because of this I thought about using Protocol
v2. And in the future I think that I'll check very large numbers, more than
10.000. Any tip or trick while using Protocol v2?

Julien

On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 11:56 AM, Diogo

Good afternoon,

I've been working with your Python module. The early going was a bit
frustrating but I finally got it working. One thing that helped was to add
the debug flag to see what the actual URLs being POST'd were.

    return(SafebrowsinglookupClient(API_KEY,debug=1))

That showed me that I was passing in URLs that were then being modified in
a way that caused them to be malformed.

However, I'm now stumped by something else: how can I make it proxy aware?
My code works when I am not behind a proxy, but when I am behind a proxy it
times out.

-David