HTTP vs HTTPS

[Kathleen Holman]

Can someone verify that the latest version of ulmo (0.8.4) uses HTTPS to access data, rather than HTTP?  

I am not an expert user of Python and do not know how to verify this information in the package myself.  

  Thank you, 

     Katie

[Emilio Mayorga]

Making such a check across the board in ulmo would take some effort, and it's probably not useful. Some services are based on HTTP. But many (or all?) US federal services recently migrated to HTTPS, which cause some pain across the board. I believe many / most such ulmo services either have been converted to HTTPS, or there is information available on how to install ulmo such that there's a seamless jump from HTTP to HTTPS:
https://github.com/ulmo-dev/ulmo/issues/140

I hope that helps. Dharhas will have a better and more definitive answer.

-Emilio

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[Dharhas Pothina]

What ulmo uses depends on the service in question. Originally none of the source websites used https. Recently some of them have switched over and that has sometimes broken stuff. We recently fixed nwis but as you can see in the issue (and workaround) mentioned it's still partially an issue of you are using Python 2.7.

Dharhas

On Fri, Mar 31, 2017, 2:20 PM Emilio Mayorga <emilio...@gmail.com> wrote:

Making such a check across the board in ulmo would take some effort, and it's probably not useful. Some services are based on HTTP. But many (or all?) US federal services recently migrated to HTTPS, which cause some pain across the board. I believe many / most such ulmo services either have been converted to HTTPS, or there is information available on how to install ulmo such that there's a seamless jump from HTTP to HTTPS:
https://github.com/ulmo-dev/ulmo/issues/140

I hope that helps. Dharhas will have a better and more definitive answer.

-Emilio

On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 12:15 PM, Kathleen Holman <kathleen...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can someone verify that the latest version of ulmo (0.8.4) uses HTTPS to access data, rather than HTTP?  

I am not an expert user of Python and do not know how to verify this information in the package myself.  

  Thank you, 

     Katie

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