Can't login to website using python [requests, roboBrowser] -


i've been looking around week now. answers found either out of date or not working.

i'm trying login website http://ink361.com/app/login tried using requests alone , tried mixing requests robobrowser inject headers. don't have problem providing username , password testing purposes.

from robobrowser import robobrowser import requests headers = {     "accept" : "application/json",     "connection" : "keep-alive",     "accept-encoding" : "gzip, deflate",     "accept-language" : "en-us,en;q=0.5",     "content-length" : "50",     "content-type" : "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8",     "cookie" : '',     "dnt" : '1',     "host" : "ink361.com",     "referer" : "http://ink361.com/app/login",     "user-agent" : "mozilla/5.0 (macintosh; intel mac os x 10.12; rv:54.0) gecko/20100101 firefox/54.0",     "x-request" : "json",     "x-requested-with" : "xmlhttprequest" } s = requests.session() s.headers = headers browser = robobrowser(session=s,history=true) login_url = 'http://ink361.com/app/login' browser.open(login_url) forms = browser.get_forms() print(forms)

i trying print forms in web page takes forever raises 

remotedisconnected("remote end closed connection without" urllib3.exceptions.protocolerror: ('connection aborted.', remotedisconnected('remote end closed connection without response',))

the headers reason thing. tried without headers empty array forms. tried grabbing form 

form = browser.get_form(class_='modern-form') print(form.fields)

and fields empty..

i posting wrong url

http://ink361.com/app/login

instead of

http://ink361.com/v1/auth/login

people @ irc #python helped out :)


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