Closed ftiff closed 4 years ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish here, but all I can see is that your syntax doesn't look right. For example, if you're trying to list all the policies in your JSS, I simply type:
jss_helper policy
Some of the other stuff you've got going in your command don't look right for some reason.
that's what I did, I typed ./jss_helper policy
and got the output below :)
take out the "./" bit.
Does that make a difference?
I think at some point the requests library switch the default to verify SSL. I wonder if the README should be updated or the code.
jss_helper needs to be verified top to bottom and updated to work with the testing release of python-jss.
There are a lot of legacy unicode and SSL issues that this will resolve. Catching any typos or mistakes in the documentation will also have to happen as well.
So I'll definitely look into this; in terms of timing, since JSSImporter is the biggest "consumer" of python-jss, I'm waiting to get a thumbs up from enough testers that it works for them to release, after which I could begin the process of updating the smaller projects that make use of python-jss.
Is Caused by SSLError(SSLError("bad handshake: Error([('SSL routines', 'ssl3_read_bytes', 'sslv3 alert handshake failure')],)",),)
related to this?
I've only recently started seeing this occur. I recently upgraded my JSS to 10.5, so it's possible that something has changed in the JSS with regards to SSL/TLS.
Hi all, can you try 2.1.0b1? Note that you should already have JSSImporter set up, because this new version relies on the latest python-jss which is installed by JSSImporter.
It seem that by default SSL is set to verify (contrary to your README):
I could disable SSL verify with:
$ defaults write ~/Library/Preferences/com.github.sheagcraig.python-jss.plist verify -bool false