API call using Ansible uri module
I am trying to use the Ansible uri module to communicate with DeployHQ's API.
Here is the example DeployHQ's documentation that I am trying to use from Ansible:
curl -H "Content-type: application/json"
-H "Accept: application/json"
--user adam@atechmedia.com:my-api-key
-d '{"deployment":{ "parent_identifier":"7563d091-ca73-588e-cfe2- e4936f190145",
"start_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"end_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"mode" : "queue",
"copy_config_files" : 1,
"email_notify" : 1
}}' http://test.deployhq.com/projects/project/deployments/
This is how I am sending it via Ansible:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org:secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
The issue is that I am getting a 403 response back (access denied), so it is something to do with passing them the --user parameters. I have no issue at all sending the cURL request from the cli, so the user creds passed in --user are correct. DeployHQ can see from their logs that the json request looks correct but it not authenticated (obviously they cannot view the headers for security reasons).
It must be simple but I have spent all afternoon and tried many combinations of user: (including and user: and password: for the api key) - in the body: and out of the body: (as above). DeployHQ support say they use basic http_auth and so I have tried these combinations with the parameter:
force_basic_auth: yes
I have also tried passing the --user in the url. No luck at all.
Has anyone else done this?!
SOLVED...
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
force_basic_auth: yes
....
All on the same level.. Many thanks for comments making me go back to to password field.
curl ansible credentials
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
265
add a comment |
I am trying to use the Ansible uri module to communicate with DeployHQ's API.
Here is the example DeployHQ's documentation that I am trying to use from Ansible:
curl -H "Content-type: application/json"
-H "Accept: application/json"
--user adam@atechmedia.com:my-api-key
-d '{"deployment":{ "parent_identifier":"7563d091-ca73-588e-cfe2- e4936f190145",
"start_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"end_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"mode" : "queue",
"copy_config_files" : 1,
"email_notify" : 1
}}' http://test.deployhq.com/projects/project/deployments/
This is how I am sending it via Ansible:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org:secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
The issue is that I am getting a 403 response back (access denied), so it is something to do with passing them the --user parameters. I have no issue at all sending the cURL request from the cli, so the user creds passed in --user are correct. DeployHQ can see from their logs that the json request looks correct but it not authenticated (obviously they cannot view the headers for security reasons).
It must be simple but I have spent all afternoon and tried many combinations of user: (including and user: and password: for the api key) - in the body: and out of the body: (as above). DeployHQ support say they use basic http_auth and so I have tried these combinations with the parameter:
force_basic_auth: yes
I have also tried passing the --user in the url. No luck at all.
Has anyone else done this?!
SOLVED...
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
force_basic_auth: yes
....
All on the same level.. Many thanks for comments making me go back to to password field.
curl ansible credentials
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
265
Did you try withuserandpasswordoptions, instead of appending the secret key inuser? The documentation for ansible uri plugin listsuseras only the username, so I assume you need both.
– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
1
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23
add a comment |
I am trying to use the Ansible uri module to communicate with DeployHQ's API.
Here is the example DeployHQ's documentation that I am trying to use from Ansible:
curl -H "Content-type: application/json"
-H "Accept: application/json"
--user adam@atechmedia.com:my-api-key
-d '{"deployment":{ "parent_identifier":"7563d091-ca73-588e-cfe2- e4936f190145",
"start_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"end_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"mode" : "queue",
"copy_config_files" : 1,
"email_notify" : 1
}}' http://test.deployhq.com/projects/project/deployments/
This is how I am sending it via Ansible:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org:secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
The issue is that I am getting a 403 response back (access denied), so it is something to do with passing them the --user parameters. I have no issue at all sending the cURL request from the cli, so the user creds passed in --user are correct. DeployHQ can see from their logs that the json request looks correct but it not authenticated (obviously they cannot view the headers for security reasons).
It must be simple but I have spent all afternoon and tried many combinations of user: (including and user: and password: for the api key) - in the body: and out of the body: (as above). DeployHQ support say they use basic http_auth and so I have tried these combinations with the parameter:
force_basic_auth: yes
I have also tried passing the --user in the url. No luck at all.
Has anyone else done this?!
SOLVED...
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
force_basic_auth: yes
....
All on the same level.. Many thanks for comments making me go back to to password field.
curl ansible credentials
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
265
I am trying to use the Ansible uri module to communicate with DeployHQ's API.
Here is the example DeployHQ's documentation that I am trying to use from Ansible:
curl -H "Content-type: application/json"
-H "Accept: application/json"
--user adam@atechmedia.com:my-api-key
-d '{"deployment":{ "parent_identifier":"7563d091-ca73-588e-cfe2- e4936f190145",
"start_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"end_revision" : "e84b5937f1132932dd56026db26a76f406555c19",
"mode" : "queue",
"copy_config_files" : 1,
"email_notify" : 1
}}' http://test.deployhq.com/projects/project/deployments/
This is how I am sending it via Ansible:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org:secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
The issue is that I am getting a 403 response back (access denied), so it is something to do with passing them the --user parameters. I have no issue at all sending the cURL request from the cli, so the user creds passed in --user are correct. DeployHQ can see from their logs that the json request looks correct but it not authenticated (obviously they cannot view the headers for security reasons).
It must be simple but I have spent all afternoon and tried many combinations of user: (including and user: and password: for the api key) - in the body: and out of the body: (as above). DeployHQ support say they use basic http_auth and so I have tried these combinations with the parameter:
force_basic_auth: yes
I have also tried passing the --user in the url. No luck at all.
Has anyone else done this?!
SOLVED...
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
force_basic_auth: yes
....
All on the same level.. Many thanks for comments making me go back to to password field.
curl ansible credentials
curl ansible credentials
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
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asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
265
edited Jul 6 '18 at 18:33
user4850288
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
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asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
user4850288user4850288
265
asked Jul 6 '18 at 16:53
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Did you try withuserandpasswordoptions, instead of appending the secret key inuser? The documentation for ansible uri plugin listsuseras only the username, so I assume you need both.
– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
1
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23
add a comment |
Did you try withuserandpasswordoptions, instead of appending the secret key inuser? The documentation for ansible uri plugin listsuseras only the username, so I assume you need both.
– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
1
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23
Did you try with
user and password options, instead of appending the secret key in user? The documentation for ansible uri plugin lists user as only the username, so I assume you need both.– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
Did you try with
user and password options, instead of appending the secret key in user? The documentation for ansible uri plugin lists user as only the username, so I assume you need both.– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
1
1
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23
add a comment |
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According to the ansible uri documentation, there is also a password field. It also looks like user is supposed to be only the username. Did you try something like:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
useruser
2,44422246
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
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According to the ansible uri documentation, there is also a password field. It also looks like user is supposed to be only the username. Did you try something like:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
useruser
2,44422246
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
add a comment |
According to the ansible uri documentation, there is also a password field. It also looks like user is supposed to be only the username. Did you try something like:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
useruser
2,44422246
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
add a comment |
According to the ansible uri documentation, there is also a password field. It also looks like user is supposed to be only the username. Did you try something like:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
useruser
2,44422246
According to the ansible uri documentation, there is also a password field. It also looks like user is supposed to be only the username. Did you try something like:
- uri:
url: https://cepr.deployhq.com/projects/cepr-live/servers
user: me@myemail.org
password: secret_api_key
body_format: json
method: GET
headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
deployment:
parent_identifier: id
start_revision: my_start_rev
end_revision: my_end_rev
mode: queue
copy_config_files: 1
email_notify: 1
return_content: yes
answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
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answered Jul 6 '18 at 16:58
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Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
add a comment |
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
Yes - I have tried just about every combination of user: and user with password. It must be something about the basic http auth and passing in the user@myemail.com and the api key
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 17:57
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Did you try with
userandpasswordoptions, instead of appending the secret key inuser? The documentation for ansible uri plugin listsuseras only the username, so I assume you need both.– user
Jul 6 '18 at 16:56
1
Done it - and it was so simple in the end, it must have been one of the combinations I did not try, You do need the user: and password: elements, but you also need the the 'force_basic_auth: yes' straight afterwards....
– user4850288
Jul 6 '18 at 18:23