Hi
after a deeper investigation I think the issue is in the cloudmonkey.py
in the following function as it is using space as delimiter for the options
of the command.
I will install a cloudmonkey in my test environment and I'll see if I'm
right and able to fix it.
def default(self, args):
if self.pipe_runner(args):
return
apiname = args.partition(' ')[0]
verb, subject = splitverbsubject(apiname)
lexp = shlex.shlex(args.strip())
lexp.whitespace = " "
* lexp.whitespace_split = True*
lexp.posix = True
args = []
while True:
next_val = lexp.next()
if next_val is None:
break
args.append(next_val.replace('\x00', ''))
args_dict = dict(map(lambda x: [x.partition("=")[0],
x.partition("=")[2]],
args[1:])[x] for x in range(len(args) - 1))
field_filter = None
if 'filter' in args_dict:
field_filter = filter(lambda x: x is not '',
map(lambda x: x.strip(),
args_dict.pop('filter').split(',')))
missing = []
if verb in self.apicache and subject in self.apicache[verb]:
missing = filter(lambda x: x not in [key.split('[')[0]
for key in args_dict],
self.apicache[verb][subject]['requiredparams'])
if len(missing) > 0:
self.monkeyprint("Missing arguments: ", ' '.join(missing))
return
isasync = False
if 'asyncapis' in self.apicache:
isasync = apiname in self.apicache['asyncapis']
result = self.make_request(apiname, args_dict, isasync)
if result is None:
return
try:
responsekeys = filter(lambda x: 'response' in x, result.keys())
for responsekey in responsekeys:
self.print_result(result[responsekey], field_filter)
print
except Exception as e:
self.monkeyprint("🙈 Error on parsing and printing", e)
Regards,
Marco
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 7:44 PM, Nick Brody <[email protected]> wrote:
> thanks mate
>
> On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 4:06 AM, Marco Giovannini <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm using Cloudstack 4.3.X. and I need to use cloudmonkey to perform the
>> task of assigning the vm instance to another user (I did not find a way to
>> do from the web interface in one step)
>>
>> I'm using the following command:
>>
>> assign virtualmachine *account='Part1 Part2 Part3*'
>> domainid=9f33d216-cd9e-485a-9858-e5805afe8097
>> virtualmachineid=96aa0da7-29ca-48a7-b928-b73052933e21
>> networkids=ff1567f0-0820-4116-98b1-c79a55120356
>>
>> This command is giving me back the following error
>>
>>
>> nt/api', 'expires=600',
>>
>> 'secretkey=g_fBs2UpAJQSu0CfL8s5hVhC0wTaEkYfQITT1v81fW87wSXduZvBqOKAgJsq_Y4Q48JXnfUD9Cjn9SerbaoprA',
>> 'timeout=3600', 'password=password']
>> 2015-07-07 10:47:37,578 - requester.py:41 - [DEBUG] ======== START Request
>> ========
>> 2015-07-07 10:47:37,579 - requester.py:41 - [DEBUG] Requesting
>> command=assignVirtualMachine, args={'networkids':
>> 'ff1567f0-0820-4116-98b1-c79a55120356',* 'Part3': ''*, 'virtualmachineid':
>> '96aa0da7-29ca-48a7-b928-b73052933e21', *'account': 'Part1', 'Part2':* '',
>> 'domainid': '9f33d216-cd9e-485a-9858-e5805afe8097'}
>> 2015-07-07 10:47:37,579 - requester.py:41 - [DEBUG] Request sent:
>>
>> http://inth1-vdc-pcpman2.pargar.cp.vdc:8080/client/api?account=Interoute&apiKey=YpMzLF_JyICbhmHKTlhW16B0NntlX210T5XAZlILM8L85qYDaNaRKdNBIQp-hniVPFkMjeQuLQxjynrUplBp8Q&command=assignVirtualMachine&domainid=9f33d216-cd9e-485a-9858-e5805afe8097&expires=2015-07-07T10%3A57%3A37%2B0000&Management=&networkids=ff1567f0-0820-4116-98b1-c79a55120356&response=json&signatureversion=3&VDC=&virtualmachineid=96aa0da7-29ca-48a7-b928-b73052933e21&signature=el38MIugRpFdSatTT9FU93rfrr8%3D
>> 2015-07-07
>> <http://inth1-vdc-pcpman2.pargar.cp.vdc:8080/client/api?account=Interoute&apiKey=YpMzLF_JyICbhmHKTlhW16B0NntlX210T5XAZlILM8L85qYDaNaRKdNBIQp-hniVPFkMjeQuLQxjynrUplBp8Q&command=assignVirtualMachine&domainid=9f33d216-cd9e-485a-9858-e5805afe8097&expires=2015-07-07T10%3A57%3A37%2B0000&Management=&networkids=ff1567f0-0820-4116-98b1-c79a55120356&response=json&signatureversion=3&VDC=&virtualmachineid=96aa0da7-29ca-48a7-b928-b73052933e21&signature=el38MIugRpFdSatTT9FU93rfrr8%3D2015-07-07>
>> 10:47:37,675 - requester.py:41 - [DEBUG] Response received: None
>> 2015-07-07 10:47:37,675 - requester.py:41 -* [DEBUG] Error:
>> Error:Unauthorized None*
>>
>> As you can see the account name with spaces is messing up the account
>> name used in the call and this is the reason I get the unauthorized error.
>>
>> I tried different way to put the account name, with quote without quote
>> or
>> substitute the space with %20 but nothing worked.
>>
>> Is the any known workaround to get rid of this issue?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Marco
>>
>
>
