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I am trying to access my firewall API.
and i got a good answer in curl with:
curl -k -i -u admin:xxxx -X POST https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth
#=> Ok
with requests, api said HTTP 406
here is my code:
import requests
from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth
r = requests.post(
'https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth',
auth=HTTPBasicAuth('admin', 'xxxx'),
headers='Content-type': 'Application/JSON',
verify=False
)
API documentation said: 406 Not acceptable
Mime-type in content-type not supported.
I try a lot of parameters without success.
Any idea to help me?
Thanx
python python-requests
edited Mar 26 at 14:32
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I am trying to access my firewall API.
and i got a good answer in curl with:
curl -k -i -u admin:xxxx -X POST https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth
#=> Ok
with requests, api said HTTP 406
here is my code:
import requests
from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth
r = requests.post(
'https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth',
auth=HTTPBasicAuth('admin', 'xxxx'),
headers='Content-type': 'Application/JSON',
verify=False
)
API documentation said: 406 Not acceptable
Mime-type in content-type not supported.
I try a lot of parameters without success.
Any idea to help me?
Thanx
python python-requests
edited Mar 26 at 14:32
marmeladze
4,4563 gold badges14 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:23
HenkqHenkq
12 bronze badges
Does the API docs says what kind of content-type it accepts?
– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
3
Why are you sending anapplication/jsoncontent type?
– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30
|
show 1 more comment
I am trying to access my firewall API.
and i got a good answer in curl with:
curl -k -i -u admin:xxxx -X POST https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth
#=> Ok
with requests, api said HTTP 406
here is my code:
import requests
from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth
r = requests.post(
'https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth',
auth=HTTPBasicAuth('admin', 'xxxx'),
headers='Content-type': 'Application/JSON',
verify=False
)
API documentation said: 406 Not acceptable
Mime-type in content-type not supported.
I try a lot of parameters without success.
Any idea to help me?
Thanx
python python-requests
edited Mar 26 at 14:32
marmeladze
4,4563 gold badges14 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:23
HenkqHenkq
12 bronze badges
I am trying to access my firewall API.
and i got a good answer in curl with:
curl -k -i -u admin:xxxx -X POST https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth
#=> Ok
with requests, api said HTTP 406
here is my code:
import requests
from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth
r = requests.post(
'https://10.0.0.2:9443/api/sonicos/auth',
auth=HTTPBasicAuth('admin', 'xxxx'),
headers='Content-type': 'Application/JSON',
verify=False
)
API documentation said: 406 Not acceptable
Mime-type in content-type not supported.
I try a lot of parameters without success.
Any idea to help me?
Thanx
python python-requests
python python-requests
edited Mar 26 at 14:32
marmeladze
4,4563 gold badges14 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:23
HenkqHenkq
12 bronze badges
edited Mar 26 at 14:32
marmeladze
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asked Mar 26 at 14:23
HenkqHenkq
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edited Mar 26 at 14:32
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edited Mar 26 at 14:32
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edited Mar 26 at 14:32
marmeladze
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asked Mar 26 at 14:23
HenkqHenkq
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asked Mar 26 at 14:23
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Does the API docs says what kind of content-type it accepts?
– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
3
Why are you sending anapplication/jsoncontent type?
– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30
|
show 1 more comment
Does the API docs says what kind of content-type it accepts?
– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
3
Why are you sending anapplication/jsoncontent type?
– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30
Does the API docs says what kind of content-type it accepts?
– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
Does the API docs says what kind of content-type it accepts?
– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
3
3
Why are you sending an
application/json content type?– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
Why are you sending an
application/json content type?– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30
|
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As far as I know, and according to the RFC 2045, the content type should be lowercase. In your case, "'Content-type': 'application/json'"
answered Mar 26 at 14:30
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This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
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This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
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@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
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As far as I know, and according to the RFC 2045, the content type should be lowercase. In your case, "'Content-type': 'application/json'"
answered Mar 26 at 14:30
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This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
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As far as I know, and according to the RFC 2045, the content type should be lowercase. In your case, "'Content-type': 'application/json'"
answered Mar 26 at 14:30
sne4kysne4ky
213 bronze badges
As far as I know, and according to the RFC 2045, the content type should be lowercase. In your case, "'Content-type': 'application/json'"
answered Mar 26 at 14:30
sne4kysne4ky
213 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 14:30
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– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
add a comment |
1
This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
1
1
This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
This is correct and valuable, but doesn't actually answer the question. It should be a comment on the question. Especially since it's not clear why the OP is using that content type in the first place.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:33
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
@sne4ky, put content-type in lower case doesnt slove the pb. and whitout content-type headers. Il's the same.
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:44
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– Stargazer
Mar 26 at 14:26
3
Why are you sending an
application/jsoncontent type?– moritzg
Mar 26 at 14:28
With @moritzg. Especially since you aren't POSTing any data.
– Jared Smith
Mar 26 at 14:32
Henkq: uses two different content types for requests. Server: performs differently. Henkq: Pikachu face.
– Giacomo Alzetta
Mar 26 at 14:33
@Stargazer : API docs said mime-type accept application/json and text/plain
– Henkq
Mar 26 at 21:30