Closed ShawnEsterman closed 6 months ago
Any update on this Bhavneet-Sharma ?
Hi @ShawnEsterman @wrbst Thanks for reporting the issue. We are working on the issue fix to use cookies over login event for every API call and on releasing an updated SDK version with the fix towards the end of the month.
Thanks, Jennifer
Hi @ShawnEsterman @wrbst
The fix for this issue has been released in the PyPowerStore library, which can be found on GitHub (https://github.com/dell/python-powerstore) and PyPI (https://pypi.org/project/PyPowerStore/).
Closed by #27
I am seeing an issue when using this package that it makes a login event for every API call I make using the package. It ends up being a huge performance hit and generates a lot of splunk logs for auditing. Through some troubleshooting and referencing your documentation, it seems that the referenced line below does not properly set an
auth_token
as defined in the API docs.https://github.com/dell/python-powerstore/blob/c3abb6dde71ead8d80d44b2eea872cfc0abb9e73/PyPowerStore/client.py#L147
In my troubleshooting, I found that the value of the header
set-cookie
is not a token value, but a bunch of properties that the API wants to see in the cookie for the requests and this includesauth_token
. However, since this client doesn't utilize a requests Session it does not seem to save cookies.It would be nice to see if this client could be ported to use requests Session so that the cookies are automatically set when you hit the login_session endpoint (Still would have to set the DELL-EMC-TOKEN as a header though). Otherwise, it might be easier to cache the cookies attribute returned by the response object of the login_session endpoint. Then use the
cookies
param on each rest request method to ensure that the token is properly set and a reauth does not occur with every call. Reference