Re: can't find socket.ssl() on win32

> > i'm running this under ActiveState version 2.2.2, but i have also tried > > under ActiveState version 2.3 anyone have any ideas? [Richard Brodie wrote] > ActiveState don't ship crypto stuff because they don't want to jump > through the legal hoops. You can add it in or use a regular build.

Re: can't find socket.ssl() on win32

"ds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > i'm running this under ActiveState version 2.2.2, but i have also tried > under ActiveState version 2.3 anyone have any ideas? ActiveState don't ship crypto stuff because they don't want to jump through the legal hoops. You can

Re: can't find socket.ssl() on win32

ds wrote: > i'm running under win2k trying to implement an ssl socket, and keep > getting the error > File "C:\Code\Python\ssl\NewsSrc.py", line 67, in connect > ssl = socket.ssl(sock, None, None) > AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'ssl' > i'm running this under ActiveState ver