lorenzo95
commented
7 years ago Did some more reading through the code and decided to print out the "length" to debug since that is where it fails. Here is the result: (tl:dr Length: 65533 or 0xfffd)
python3 apytest
Length: 5
Length: 37
Length: 0
Length: 5
Length: 0
'###1'
Length: 5
Length: 0
{}
'###2'
Length: 3
Length: 7
Length: 22
Length: 23
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 0
Length: 5
Length: 0
{'1': {'.id': '*1',
'address': '192.168.1.0/24',
'disabled': 'false',
'dynamic': 'false',
'list': 'Internal network'}}
'###3'
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 24
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 102
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 23
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 78
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 21
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 119
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 21
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 106
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 24
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 78
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 23
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 89
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 23
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 94
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 21
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 127
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 19
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 127
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 20
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 127
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 22
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 123
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 24
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 123
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 20
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 122
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 21
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 122
Length: 0
Length: 3
Length: 8
Length: 33
Length: 24
Length: 14
Length: 14
Length: 15
Length: 65533
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/tikapy/__init__.py", line 180, in talk
return self.tik_to_json(self._api.talk(words))
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/tikapy/api/__init__.py", line 105, in talk
sentence = self.read_sentence()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/tikapy/api/__init__.py", line 170, in read_sentence
word = self.read_word()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/tikapy/api/__init__.py", line 294, in read_word
raise ApiUnrecoverableError("unknown control byte received")
tikapy.api.ApiUnrecoverableError: unknown control byte received
The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "apytest", line 16, in <module>
pprint(client.talk(['/ip/firewall/address-list/print', '?list=List-EveBoxBlockedGlobalIPs']))
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/tikapy/__init__.py", line 182, in talk
raise ClientError('could not talk to api') from exc
tikapy.ClientError: could not talk to api
andrekeller
Hi guys,
I am using tikapy to gather alerts from the evebox api (suricata alerts) and then update an address-list in one or several mikrotiks to block the offending IP. I have run into an issue that I thought maybe someone could help. Essentially i am getting a traceback from the tikapy when I print an address-list but not on all of them. It almost looks like an issue with the size of the list to me. However, here are the details.
Here I am showing two address-lilsts:
I made a test-script to narrow down the error:
When I run the script, I get this output:
You can see that I don't have ospf neighbors so ###1 returns correctly,
2 only has one IP so that is correct and the
3 starts working when I delete a bunch of address-list items. Until then, no go.
I have tried the same setup on a Mikrotik with most current firmware with the same result. I used pip3 install tikapy to install the api. Thank you for your help.