Turegano
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4 years ago We found a way to do it, using the environment vars:
In [1]: import pysnow, os
In [2]: os.environ["HTTP_PROXY"]="http://ip:3128"
In [3]: os.environ["HTTPS_PROXY"]="http://ip:3128"
In [4]: snow_user = 'snow_user' ...: snow_pwd = 'snow_pwd' ...: store = {'token': None}
In [6]: client_id = 'client_id' ...: client_secret = r'client_secret'
In [13]: # SNOW OAuth Token
...:
...: # Takes care of refreshing the token storage if needed
...: def updater(new_token):
...: print("OAuth token refreshed!")
...: store['token'] = new_token
...:
...: # Create the OAuthClient with the ServiceNow provided client_id and client_secret, and a token_updater
...: # function which takes care of refreshing local token storage.
...: c = pysnow.OAuthClient(client_id=client_id,
...: client_secret=client_secret,
...: token_updater=updater, instance='itconic')
...:
...: if not store['token']:
...: # No previous token exists. Generate new.
...: store['token'] = c.generate_token(snow_user, snow_pwd)
...:
...: # Set the access / refresh tokens
...: c.set_token(store['token'])
In [14]: cmdb_ci = c.resource(api_path='/table/cmdb_ci_server')
In [15]: ci_sys_id = '08ca14953773d7040b1d579543990ea3'
In [16]: # Obtener el os y la compañía del CI. ...: ci_query = ( ...: pysnow.query_builder.QueryBuilder() ...: .field("sys_id").equals(ci_sys_id) ...: ) ...: ...: ci_os = cmdb_ci.get(query=ci_query).all()[0]["os"] ...: ci_company_id = cmdb_ci.get(query=ci_query).all()[0]["company"]["value"]
In [17]: ci_os Out[17]: u'Linux CentOS'
In [18]: ci_company_id Out[18]: u'61f4d11edb3cee00f57cdbd5ae961975'
It might come in handy for someone if it is added into the documentation
Thank you
We are using pysnow for several projects but we can't achieve what we did with proxies in requests:
requests.post('https://XXXXXXXXX.service-now.com/oauth_token.do',data={'client_id': 'XXXXXXXX', 'client_secret': 'XXXXXXX','grant_type': 'refresh_token', 'refresh_token': rtoken}, proxies=proxies)
Thank you