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Your question is unrelated to HTTP/3 or QUIC, it's just "how to write an ASGI app". If you want to use the demo.py file as a starting point, please refer to the documentation of the "Starlette" framework here: |
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Hello @louisaber Okay, Could you please share me directory where your files are getting stored on server and The output printing on terminal also showing 0 bytes right that beacuse you are doing push requests. Thank you, |
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hello @Karthikdasari0423 here is the folder where i have all my files and you will find the commands in the commandes.txt file |
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Hello @louisaber i have tried your code on the linux end points which are connected to back to back Here is the output SERVER:- root@ubuntu:/tmp/Nouveau# python3 http3_server.py --certificate ssl_cert.pem --private-key ssl_key.pem -v CLIENT:- root@ubuntu:/tmp/Nouveau# python3 http3_client.py --ca-certs pycacert.pem https://172.16.2.1:4433/home1 --output-dir /tmp/outpout/ -v From the output i can see that your code is not trying to POST but instead trying to do GET Thank you |
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Hello @Karthikdasari0423 I hope you are doing well, I have done some modifications to my code now it does a POST instead of a GET, but it is not functioning perfectly, I modified the perform_http_request() function and the run function in http3_cliet.py and I modified the demo.py too, in the upload function in demo.py I'm doing a return I get an error when I use yield so because of this the code post only the content of the first file to all the files I am creating in the output directory using the perform_http_request(), you can see the modification in the attached files, can you please have a look at it and tell me if you have any idea how to fix this. thank you |
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Hello @louisaber I hope you are doing well too. I have 2 Linux endpoint devices connected back to back and with my DUT(middle box) in middle. EP1-------------------DUT------------------EP2 EP1 is Linux machine running http3_client with an ip address. I am trying to run http3_client on one EP1 and http3_server on another EP2 http3_client.py:- root@ubuntu:~/aioquic# ls -l /tmp/ http3_server.py root@ubuntu:~/aioquic# python3 examples/http3_server.py --certificate tests/ssl_cert.pem --private-key tests/ssl_key.pem -v Here in the http3_client output you can see that the file is getting downloaded and not uploaded. If you run both http3_client and http3_sevrer on a single EP,then you might think POST request is happening but actually GET request is done. Thank you. |
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Hello,
I am trying to compare the performances of the http3 over quic protocol and the sftp protocol in sending files over the internet, so I am trying to use your example to test the quic protocol but I find it quite complicated to understand and use,
my objective as I said to send multiple txt files to the http3 server to see how much time it takes compared to sftp, I have figured out that by setting the routes in starlette and writing the proper function we can do so but I do not know how to do this exactly, this is why I'm contacting you to ask for your help, please.
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