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I want my python post faster , and make it multithreading

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

how to make it multiposting?, thanks alot so it gonna post the url faster, because the normal run is only one by one

python post

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asked Mar 9 at 8:56

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  Do you know if the server has some kind of rate-limitting? Because if it does, then concurrent requests may not help you there because the server will just block the new connections.
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 11:10
  

  
  
  
  

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I want my python post faster , and make it multithreading

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

how to make it multiposting?, thanks alot so it gonna post the url faster, because the normal run is only one by one

python post

share|improve this question

asked Mar 9 at 8:56

Cahya Darma WijayaCahya Darma Wijaya

236

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Do you know if the server has some kind of rate-limitting? Because if it does, then concurrent requests may not help you there because the server will just block the new connections.
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 11:10
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I want my python post faster , and make it multithreading

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

how to make it multiposting?, thanks alot so it gonna post the url faster, because the normal run is only one by one

python post

share|improve this question

asked Mar 9 at 8:56

Cahya Darma WijayaCahya Darma Wijaya

236

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

# Data SET
env = "PROD"
accNameLocked = env
accountPassword = "ddd"
appIdKey = "3b356c1bac5ad9735ad62f24d43414eb59715cc4d21b178835626ce0d2daa77d"
fdcBrowserData = ""
language = "US-EN"
openiForgotInNewWindow = "true"
path = "/"
requestUri = "/login.html"
rv = "1"
scnt = "31b0020ec593370dc388f8965e"
view = "5"
Mode_File = "r+"
open_file = open(appleId,Mode_File)
read_me = open_file.readlines()
for i in read_me:
 i.strip()
 get_data = tPassword,"appIdKey":appIdKey,"appleId":i,"fdcBrowserData":fdcBrndowuestUri":requestUri,"rv":rv,"scnt":scnt,"view":view
 connect = p.post(url,params=get_data).content
 valid_msg = "YAY"
 dia_msg = "Hey"
 if (valid_msg in connect):
	print("Valid :>> "+i)
	save_valid = open("rzlt/live.txt","a+")
	save_valid.write("n"+i)
 elif(dia_msg in connect):
	print("Die :>> "+i)
	save_invalid = open("rzlt/die.txt","a+")
	save_invalid.write("n"+i)

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Well, here are several suggestions to fix some issues with your code:

• you are never closing the files that you open; you should always close them explicitly (or use with open() as f:, which closes them automatically).


• 
  i.strip() returns a new string, but you are not using it; you need to assign the return value to a variable, probably i = i.strip().


• you can use for line in f: to iterate over the lines in the opened file one by one instead of using f.readlines(); my suggestion reads from the file as the content is needed, it does not read all at once into memory.


• your variable called get_data is not a valid dict.

Also, you do not show your imports, so I don't know what lib you use to make the HTTP requests, and you also never defined some variables that you used.

Nevertheless here is a slightly improved version of your code:

with open('your-filename.txt', "r+") as f,
 open("rzlt/live.txt", "a+") as f_valid,
 open("rzlt/die.txt", "a+") as f_invalid:

 for line in f:
 line = line.strip()
 if len(line) > 0: # avoid empty lines
 data = 
 "appleId": line,
 "appIdKey": appIdKey,
 "fdcBrowserData": fdcBrowserData,
 "requestUri": requestUri,
 "rv": rv,
 "scnt": scnt,
 "view": view,
 
 response_content = p.post(url, params=data).content

 if "YAY" in response_content:
 print("Valid :>> ", line)
 f_valid.write("n".format(line))
 elif "Hey" in response_content:
 print("Invalid :>> ", line)
 f_invalid.write("n".format(line))

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  i want my script execute response_content = p.post(url,params=get_data).content multiple so it faster showing the result
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:04
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  ok, what data type is p ?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @CahyaDarmaWijaya have you looked into the documentation of Pythons threading and multiprocessing modules?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  import requests as p, i had looked the threading and multiprocessing getting confuse where i have to place it
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:10
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

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Well, here are several suggestions to fix some issues with your code:

• you are never closing the files that you open; you should always close them explicitly (or use with open() as f:, which closes them automatically).


• 
  i.strip() returns a new string, but you are not using it; you need to assign the return value to a variable, probably i = i.strip().


• you can use for line in f: to iterate over the lines in the opened file one by one instead of using f.readlines(); my suggestion reads from the file as the content is needed, it does not read all at once into memory.


• your variable called get_data is not a valid dict.

Also, you do not show your imports, so I don't know what lib you use to make the HTTP requests, and you also never defined some variables that you used.

Nevertheless here is a slightly improved version of your code:

with open('your-filename.txt', "r+") as f,
 open("rzlt/live.txt", "a+") as f_valid,
 open("rzlt/die.txt", "a+") as f_invalid:

 for line in f:
 line = line.strip()
 if len(line) > 0: # avoid empty lines
 data = 
 "appleId": line,
 "appIdKey": appIdKey,
 "fdcBrowserData": fdcBrowserData,
 "requestUri": requestUri,
 "rv": rv,
 "scnt": scnt,
 "view": view,
 
 response_content = p.post(url, params=data).content

 if "YAY" in response_content:
 print("Valid :>> ", line)
 f_valid.write("n".format(line))
 elif "Hey" in response_content:
 print("Invalid :>> ", line)
 f_invalid.write("n".format(line))

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  i want my script execute response_content = p.post(url,params=get_data).content multiple so it faster showing the result
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:04
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  ok, what data type is p ?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @CahyaDarmaWijaya have you looked into the documentation of Pythons threading and multiprocessing modules?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  import requests as p, i had looked the threading and multiprocessing getting confuse where i have to place it
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:10
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

Well, here are several suggestions to fix some issues with your code:

• you are never closing the files that you open; you should always close them explicitly (or use with open() as f:, which closes them automatically).


• 
  i.strip() returns a new string, but you are not using it; you need to assign the return value to a variable, probably i = i.strip().


• you can use for line in f: to iterate over the lines in the opened file one by one instead of using f.readlines(); my suggestion reads from the file as the content is needed, it does not read all at once into memory.


• your variable called get_data is not a valid dict.

Also, you do not show your imports, so I don't know what lib you use to make the HTTP requests, and you also never defined some variables that you used.

Nevertheless here is a slightly improved version of your code:

with open('your-filename.txt', "r+") as f,
 open("rzlt/live.txt", "a+") as f_valid,
 open("rzlt/die.txt", "a+") as f_invalid:

 for line in f:
 line = line.strip()
 if len(line) > 0: # avoid empty lines
 data = 
 "appleId": line,
 "appIdKey": appIdKey,
 "fdcBrowserData": fdcBrowserData,
 "requestUri": requestUri,
 "rv": rv,
 "scnt": scnt,
 "view": view,
 
 response_content = p.post(url, params=data).content

 if "YAY" in response_content:
 print("Valid :>> ", line)
 f_valid.write("n".format(line))
 elif "Hey" in response_content:
 print("Invalid :>> ", line)
 f_invalid.write("n".format(line))

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  i want my script execute response_content = p.post(url,params=get_data).content multiple so it faster showing the result
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:04
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  ok, what data type is p ?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @CahyaDarmaWijaya have you looked into the documentation of Pythons threading and multiprocessing modules?
  
  – Ralf
  Mar 9 at 13:07
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  import requests as p, i had looked the threading and multiprocessing getting confuse where i have to place it
  
  – Cahya Darma Wijaya
  Mar 9 at 13:10
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Well, here are several suggestions to fix some issues with your code:

• you are never closing the files that you open; you should always close them explicitly (or use with open() as f:, which closes them automatically).


• 
  i.strip() returns a new string, but you are not using it; you need to assign the return value to a variable, probably i = i.strip().


• you can use for line in f: to iterate over the lines in the opened file one by one instead of using f.readlines(); my suggestion reads from the file as the content is needed, it does not read all at once into memory.


• your variable called get_data is not a valid dict.

Also, you do not show your imports, so I don't know what lib you use to make the HTTP requests, and you also never defined some variables that you used.

Nevertheless here is a slightly improved version of your code:

with open('your-filename.txt', "r+") as f,
 open("rzlt/live.txt", "a+") as f_valid,
 open("rzlt/die.txt", "a+") as f_invalid:

 for line in f:
 line = line.strip()
 if len(line) > 0: # avoid empty lines
 data = 
 "appleId": line,
 "appIdKey": appIdKey,
 "fdcBrowserData": fdcBrowserData,
 "requestUri": requestUri,
 "rv": rv,
 "scnt": scnt,
 "view": view,
 
 response_content = p.post(url, params=data).content

 if "YAY" in response_content:
 print("Valid :>> ", line)
 f_valid.write("n".format(line))
 elif "Hey" in response_content:
 print("Invalid :>> ", line)
 f_invalid.write("n".format(line))

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

with open('your-filename.txt', "r+") as f,
 open("rzlt/live.txt", "a+") as f_valid,
 open("rzlt/die.txt", "a+") as f_invalid:

 for line in f:
 line = line.strip()
 if len(line) > 0: # avoid empty lines
 data = 
 "appleId": line,
 "appIdKey": appIdKey,
 "fdcBrowserData": fdcBrowserData,
 "requestUri": requestUri,
 "rv": rv,
 "scnt": scnt,
 "view": view,
 
 response_content = p.post(url, params=data).content

 if "YAY" in response_content:
 print("Valid :>> ", line)
 f_valid.write("n".format(line))
 elif "Hey" in response_content:
 print("Invalid :>> ", line)
 f_invalid.write("n".format(line))

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438

answered Mar 9 at 11:09

RalfRalf

7,55341438