I do not have extensive experience with this, but it seems no one else is answering. So, I will provide my barely understood example in hopes that it helps you.
The token works only so long, and it looks a bit like this (one of mine that is no doubt long expired):
"KlYxOg==OWFjNGIxZGMtZjg3Ni00MTc1LWE2NmUtMGZiM2ZjZDkwMzJk8xxGKBQ4wVrDjAD39GTyWPYctSN+ggjv2cpsjU+JMelnbeK2kldNrbHCvghQ6GW5zFuN7DrjJH5D1heWZiJQ/uyd+8tNO8mnh/K1a5Sr8/gktvycnzkP5PukRDHbt6lLiTR6BTvXccxYMjzNbgwXyJEn6FIowsd5prTpSTLguVeX3WLcwdd9Q8fhM10pjDSPA8N1Pgqm/yT4q+4XpPL9hQ=="
This will go into your JSON file, somewhere. I assume this is so, and something else has gone wrong.
Now, for the example:
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# Login into the SC server. If successful, save the token as a ENV variable
if [ $# -lt 3 ]
then
echo Usage $0 Domain User ServerName/IP Role
echo Default role: SnapCenterAdmin
echo Password will be asked for when the command is run
exit 99
fi
if [ -z $4 ]
then
ROLE="SnapCenterAdmin"
else
ROLE=$4
fi
DN=$1
UNAME=$2
SN=$3
echo Password:
read -s PASS
TOKENFILE=~/.SC_Token.json
curl -X POST --insecure --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --header 'Accept: application/json' -d '{"UserOperationContext": {"User": {"Name": "'${DN}'\\'${UNAME}'","Passphrase": "'${PASS}'","Rolename": "'${ROLE}'"}}}' 'https://'${SN}':8146/api/4.1/auth/login\?TokenNeverExpires=false' > $TOKENFILE 2>/dev/null
if [ `cat $TOKENFILE |jq .Result._errorCode` -ne 0 ]
then
echo `cat $TOKENFILE |jq .Result._message`
exit 1
else
echo Login successful. Token received.
fi
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Once this is in-place, the following script reads information from the SnapCenter server.
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# View the host information
if [ $# -lt 1 ]
then
echo "Usage $0 [--PluginInfo=<true|false>] --server=<ip or hostname of SC server> --OSType=<Linux|Windows|VSphere>"
exit 99
fi
for i in "$@"
do
case $i in
--PluginInfo=*)
PINFO="${i#*=}"
shift # past argument=value
;;
--server=*)
SN="${i#*=}"
shift # past argument=value
;;
--OSType=*)
OSTYPE="${i#*=}"
shift # past argument=value
;;
*)
# unknown option
;;
esac
done
if [ `echo $PINFO|wc -c` -lt 3 ]
then
PINFO=true
fi
TOKENFILE=~/.SC_Token.json
if [ ! -e $TOKENFILE ]
then
echo "You must run 'login' and get a token before you can use this command."
exit -1
fi
FILE=~/.SC_Host.json
TOKEN=`jq .User.Token $TOKENFILE`
TOKEN=`echo "${TOKEN:1:${#TOKEN}-2}"`
curl -X GET --insecure --header 'Accept: application/json' --header 'Token: '$TOKEN'' 'https://'$SN':8146/api/4.1/hosts?IncludePluginInfo='$PINFO'&IncludeVerificationServerInfo=false&OperatingSystemName='$OSTYPE'' > $FILE 2>/dev/null
if [ `cat $FILE |jq .Result._errorCode` -ne 0 ]
then
echo `cat $FILE |jq .Result._message`
exit 1
else
jq . $FILE
fi
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Note: jq is a JSON parser. It is available online.
Hopefully, this example/demonstration script pair is helpful to you for adapting your attempt to a working condition.
Thanks,
Mike Brolley
