Andy Taylor

I found running 'CoreDisplay-patcher.command patch v5' on a MacBook Pro 2018 running Catalina worked fine. The end output was something along the lines of 'it looks like the patch probably...

+1 This would be a hugely useful feature given the high prevalence for Transit Gateway.

I wrote some native Python to achieve this, I’ve been in the US for work for the last 5 weeks so swampped. I’ got back yesterday, now to work out...

I can certainly try, I would love to be able to contribute as a great project!

You legend, SO sorry for not getting this done, I’ve been so swamped with work. Hopefully I can also learn from this so a second reason for most sincere thanks....

Do you have an example/unit test for hit count? There was nothing in the repo and the code base has had a pretty major refactor.

When I run the test, sadly I get: WARNING:root:Either: 1. Payload too large. FMC can only handle a payload of 2048000 bytes. 2.The payload contains an unprocessable or unreadable entity...

Same problem when using name when using: acprule1 = fmcapi.AccessRules(fmc=fmc, acp_name=device1.accessPolicy['name']) Log file: ``` 2019/11/04-15:53:36 - INFO:apiclasstemplate.py:135 - GET success. Object with name: "" and id: "" fetched from FMC....

When using acprule1 = fmcapi.AccessRules(fmc=fmc, acp_name=device1.accessPolicy["name"]) The log shows the FTD device and ACP rule IDs, using acp_id=device1.accessPolicy["id"]) only the FTD device ID is found. Neither option get's as far...

Thank you so much, you have been incredibly helpful as always! Happy to perform any testing as where I am working we have large policies so a good test case.