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 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
