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    Doing a POST request over wifi to a HTTP server.

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      Mellow
      last edited by Mellow

      Hey,

      I am trying to send some data over http to a API using the urequest lib on my lopy4.
      However i am getting nowhere since after I did some fixes to the library due to the implementation of usocket being different for pycom board I am getting the following error:

      OSError: [Errno 113] ECONNABORTED
      

      Does anyone have any experience using this lib and managed to get it to work? I tried the post about this on the forum but they dont seem to be working for me.

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        Gijs
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        @Mellow said in Doing a POST request over wifi to a HTTP server.:

        I am trying to send some data over http to a API using the urequest lib on my lopy4.
        However i am getting nowhere since after I did some fixes to the library due to the implementation of usocket being different for pycom board I am getting the following error:

        Looking through the library, it does nothing more than create a nice interface around the usocket library. The error should also happen when you try s = socket(); s.connect(('ipaddr',port)). Last time I saw this, the connection was rejected by the server, so it might be the case some firewall is blocking your request? Is the error intermittent or does it always happen?

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