Fix req.txt, changed .py files to fit convention#1
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I moved the hardcoded and repeated keypath to a variable, I changed some variable names to fit with convention (starting with _ if the var is unused) and I fixed the requirements.txt, the lines shouldn't have commas on the end.
I'm also curious as to why you are ignoring ssl certificates when making a request to your server, it makes it a lot easier for someone to just edit their etc/hosts file and always respond with "KeyAuth_Valid".
Edit: Also please ignore my typo in the commit name