JElchison
Using on windows
If I echo a password to this script on windows it doesnt appear to work, it does if it ignored and the password is prompted for...
strangely, i looks as if when echoing the password the initial auth passes and then when it calls the post auth url it gets back a permission denied.
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://monitor.example.com:443 "POST /authentication/login HTTP/1.1" 200 None INFO:root:Request result = 200 INFO:root:Result URL after login = https://monitor.example.com/authentication/login INFO:root:Login was successful
Looks like we passed auth...
INFO:root:Making requests of interest ...
Requests the post auth url...
INFO:root:Performing GET on https://monitor.example.com/reporting/report/show?report=Host%20SLA&hostgroup=Customer%20Servers&timeframes=one_week&download=1 ...
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://monitor.example.com:443 "GET /reporting/report/show?report=Host%20SLA&hostgroup=Customer%20Servers&timeframes=one_week&download=1 HTTP/1.1" 302 None
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://monitor.example.com:443 "GET /authentication/login?redirect=reporting%2Freport%2Fshow%3Freport%3DHost%2520SLA%26hostgroup%3DCustomer%2520Servers%26timeframes%3Done_week%26download%3D1 HTTP/1.1" 200 None INFO:root:Request result = 200
Got back permission denied and redirected to the login page.
This works fine when run on linux (or when the password is prompted for on windows)
I'm not seeing enough detail that would allow me to attempt to reproduce. How exactly are you echo'ing in Windows? What shell are you using? Any chance the method you're using is including unwanted or escaped characters?
No worries, yeah, there nothing strange in the password.
Strangely, I seem to get back 200 from /authentication/login with the wrong password so looks like i maybe went down the wrong path.
Anyways, changing the script, so instead of prompting for the password, just setting password = "xyz" and all works fine.
I was doing
echo "password" | script.py options
Which didnt work, however Im not a windows user so probably missing something obvious.