I used the code below to download a CSV from the url in the post, but since a recent update of my systems libcurl my curl has gotten more cautious and complains about weak DH parameters, in bash I can ignore the weak DH-parameters with the --ciphers 'DEFAULT:!DH'
option. I did not find an option to the GET
, fetch_memory
, getURL
functions in the httr
, curl
and RCurl
packages respectively, that does the same.
How can I ignore this errors in R? (Every other well supported library also works, preferably tidyverse or something from r-opensci)
raw_data <- read_delim(
"https://info.gesundheitsministerium.at/data/Epikurve.csv",
delim = ";",
col_types = cols(col_date(format="%d.%m.%Y"), col_integer(), col_datetime())
)
Note that depending on your libcurl version you will not be able to reproduce this, older Versions seem to bee more permissive regarding weak DH-parameters. I work on Debian testing.
Since curl commandline utility is available on my plattform, the easiest solution I found was just using this to download the data, with the parameters that work in bash.
raw_data <- read_delim(
system2(
"curl",
args=c(
"https://info.gesundheitsministerium.at/data/Epikurve.csv",
"--ciphers",
"'DEFAULT:!DH'"
),
stdout=TRUE
),
delim = ";",
locale=locale(
encoding = "UTF-8",
date_format = "%d.%m.%Y",
tz = "CET"
)
)