Was playing around with bartonc's tip and found out the answer.
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caller = inspect.current frame().f_back. f_code
print "I was called by " , caller.co_name
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Thanks for the tip. But what if I don't know the name of function that can call common_func. It could be any arbitrary function name defined by the user who calls common_func.
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Function Names on a function call
Let's say for eg. I have one common function say 'common_func' and it can be called by any other functions. If func1, makes a call to common_func, I need to determine in common_func that this call was made by func1. If func2 makes a call to common_func, that this call was made by func2.
I need a way to figure out which function made a function call to common_func.
I don't know if I am making sense.
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Yup , I can use proxy but I don't want to. Anyways, thanks a lot for the help, I guess CURL would do what I was looking for.
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I don't want to setup a Proxy. Ok, so here's the scenario, the PC which is running the script does not have a direct access to the destination where it needs to do the HTTP Post(coz it's on a different subnet which the script PC does not have route to). Rather it has access to a PC - say PC A which in turn has access to the destination where it can do the POST.
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In that case, it is going to do a POST from the PC which is running the script. I want to isolate the PC which is running the script, not to perform any such operation.
Anyways CURL seems to be interesting .. let me digg more into it.
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HTTP GET/POST on remote machines
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Yeah, seems to be working well.
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