I am trying to run a curl command in linux
curl -i -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"configuredLevel": "$LOGGINGLEVEL"}' ${i//$WORDTOREMOVE}
I wanted to insert the variable LOGGINGLEVEL in the payload but I am getting some error with this request.
When I change "$LOGGINGLEVEL" with some other value eg "INFO" I am not getting any errors
Is the correct method to insert a variable between two "
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Can some one tell how to pass multiple extra_vars variables from the command line which will run the Job Template in Tower?
I've followed Ansible documentaion https://docs.ansible.com/ansible-tower/latest/html/userguide/job_templates.html#passing-extra-variables-to-provisioning-callbacks
curl -f -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -XPOST \
-d '{"host_config_key": "efref3d9-740f-429c-43r2-15t326b76", "extra_vars": "{\"Job_ID\": \"24\"},{\"job_templates\": \"test99\"}"}' \
https://tower-ansible.com:443/api/v2/job_templates/822/callback/ -k
For single variable it's working. Below curl command works with single extra variable
curl -f -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -XPOST -d '{"host_config_key": "efref3d9-740f-429c-43r2-15t323b76", "extra_vars": "{\"job_id\": \"24\"}"}' https://tower-ansible.com:443/api/v2/job_templates/822/callback/ -k
According the documentation about Passing Extra Variables to Provisioning Callbacks you have referenced you may
Use the following JSON format as an example when adding your own extra_vars to be passed
"extra_vars": {"variable1":"value1","variable2":"value2",...}
instead of as in your provided example
"extra_vars": {"variable1":"value1"},{"variable2":"value2"}
I am new to shell. I am using curl in my Jenkins job.
I am getting the expected output if I hardcode the payload in the curl request
curl -i -X POST $url --header "'Content-Type: application/json'" --data-raw {"deployed": true}
But when I try and store it as a variable, I see I am getting errors, even though the curl output I get as part of the Jenkins pipeline is exactly the same
payload='{"deployed": true}'
curl -i -X POST $url --header "'Content-Type: application/json'" --data-raw $payload
Need help in understanding how are the different
I am trying to execute a curl command using an environment variable.
curl -u {user}: -X POST --header 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"my-var": " '"$ENV_VAR"' "}' https://url
However, this is not correctly fetching the output of $ENV_VAR, and instead passes in the string $ENV_VAR
The above implementation was taken from this question.
How do I correctly pass the value of the environment variable into the curl command?
I want to create a script to test some web service.
Here the base of my script:
XAuthToken=$(curl -i -s -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"login": "apitest","password": "apitest"}' http://url:8080/rest-api-web/api/admin | grep -i '^X-Auth-Token:' | sed 's/^[Xx]-Auth-Token: //g')
curl -X GET --header 'Accept: application/json' http://url:8080/rest-api-web/api/admin/delivery_companies?token=$XAuthToken
Result of the first command is:
eyJjdHkiOiJKV1QiLCJlbmMiOiJBMTI4R0NNIiwiYWxnIjoiUlNBLU9BRVAifQ.KmhGpDsor4I7VVPfN1gENzcQb8Yll-wewTRorFu6qfUeaIjKNIAm5lkTkPIpuuOuSpT2U4RgXz9NhwLrYIheW45Du6LnjsyUEjjWGKB4jIW0CMO-79f_-O80pQMq0P09uwmZaqUOmARPjs8UvQYQcuCHhcHd2dB-4WMnfUl-J6USI2LdI-CeOtWDDMw5YEKHGrgnHRzxgUePNWVs-Vc-BR-tXnpkEjIfKmrYy19QUfnwxcWLEWgKisrJw5d7sz7ihfzSueyrh188GiGHTeqqiNiSIkIH8UEyZfW-5BH1Y856IkXlyUaC3abHBRYHuz-O30KwvCKhtCKkaTPVR-uqNw.89jCGtawkkWuyRtq.pQmYHaWZN-XOlbvUthjK76ewqIGd1TBF0Pt7EbA2bDnxsTsXQXyot495-u4Rsvm8-y-rscAZUZFacebMvcvZ-LhUH-jHZH6L5PALY7uvGj_SGApg_Hu8D-adNDlI1rVxNcnHjpOLuOeBdUzKAznbOytquzQNODsjP877IbLTDkWTTj0IC0OWfDu-e4rYxpf2jzZBuEbnRcC8DuvbplNB2tnbRxMjpqnKjicLY9DpYdV1T-tKUt5-sI0Bhlk6tUJ0e28g1McQReUT-sB8pO3vQreEAEsVQlysVq9rC6LiW6RNRHAZP7d6PiuhLS_D_DKVmi85junbMVimYqbvszaJ.1b7PKcZfWmVmNBbTg54nFA
But the second curl in the script, this error occurs: curl: (3) Illegal characters found in URL
And after a check, the content of "XAuthToken" is changed.
Can you help me to escape the character modification?
Thanks you for your comment.
As you can see in the following output, both declare are egal. But the oupt of the command with set -x activate, the Authtoken is changed.
Here the result :
First delare -p :
eyJjdHkiOiJKV1QiLCJlbmMiOiJBMTI4R0NNIiwiYWxnIjoiUlNBLU9BRVAifQ.BTri-oCE-DHYx7UZo8Kib_RoO5bx9lv7BRhEYv2yizyX2n8cwzWWhMPPA-0rDHumaESgc0LmT71NLIJEyZkwN-pXH2MgYdo2vTQhnVdFOL7rZq1rHSJvUxPvhJTbAkabnTNz-s1-Vc7WNQXmWEkngaCISdnsFQU12YfJfzhgwGZi9OOf5gmHnNtXaAxTOrDcjl84s1QI0tY5HIQ_3MEB18V4UMfcR5SSk4v_5K2yVZk-AUys3bPDw1GEZkr3rypxytNZ6wCyrOEXtGh1s8w3fFQziNnnOcgwaSkpDOdhhJWUfgN3R1Cr5tnD77vG01SZw7k844LZxiK8HXhQUj3_sQ.KAhqX5YkZPXDtVlI.d-TxeoNsuemKRfDpQe9khaYym1KACAXS9MhYfGtoIwhPomZ85hKvILeT8jXxBgIw6r4XUpgSSVNtjUzA7A-_hpu0i7ffd-Ap-YDohbCfJfCYffVO557tCuIhVvybT4qQ5EgjsX8h1V5NqIyDVIPAiDIc6hnrxWsjbwE3dmfMLxqmDLXLiYTaCUMvsxtweo-fsdIymK-REuy4DdPk8YsaITpfYj57Ee5ZphZiNfvUPixkLAXj97ycEnXbP2d6q6Aw1rYVIrE3ijGYIgW618kMs5PBvjWe"yh-76mOq9_0QnKzblZWJytHsM6DM8kbkGRHhwFhQSvjq9HUQVNmmKCI.Q4rq7-uzPW3Yewc8Wyl01A
Resut of "set -x' :
eyJjdHkiOiJKV1QiLCJlbmMiOiJBMTI4R0NNIiwiYWxnIjoiUlNBLU9BRVAifQ.BTri-oCE-DHYx7UZo8Kib_RoO5bx9lv7BRhEYv2yizyX2n8cwzWWhMPPA-0rDHumaESgc0LmT71NLIJEyZkwN-pXH2MgYdo2vTQhnVdFOL7rZq1rHSJvUxPvhJTbAkabnTNz-s1-Vc7WNQXmWEkngaCISdnsFQU12YfJfzhgwGZi9OOf5gmHnNtXaAxTOrDcjl84s1QI0tY5HIQ_3MEB18V4UMfcR5SSk4v_5K2yVZk-AUys3bPDw1GEZkr3rypxytNZ6wCyrOEXtGh1s8w3fFQziNnnOcgwaSkpDOdhhJWUfgN3R1Cr5tnD77vG01SZw7k844LZxiK8HXhQUj3_sQ.KAhqX5YkZPXDtVlI.d-TxeoNsuemKRfDpQe9khaYym1KACAXS9MhYfGtoIwhPomZ85hKvILeT8jXxBgIw6r4XUpgSSVNtjUzA7A-_hpu0i7ffd-Ap-YDohbCfJfCYffVO557tCuIhVvybT4qQ5EgjsX8h1V5NqIyDVIPAiDIc6hnrxWsjbwE3dmfMLxqmDLXLiYTaCUMvsxtweo-fsdIymK-REuy4DdPk8YsaITpfYj57Ee5ZphZiNfvUPixkLAXj97ycEnXbP2d6q6Aw1rYVIrE3ijGYIgW618kMs5PBvjWeTyh-76mOq9_0QnKzblZWJyt'sM6DM8kbkGRHhwFhQSvjq9HUQVNmmKCI.Q4rq7-uzPW3Yewc8Wyl01A
Second declare :
eyJjdHkiOiJKV1QiLCJlbmMiOiJBMTI4R0NNIiwiYWxnIjoiUlNBLU9BRVAifQ.BTri-oCE-DHYx7UZo8Kib_RoO5bx9lv7BRhEYv2yizyX2n8cwzWWhMPPA-0rDHumaESgc0LmT71NLIJEyZkwN-pXH2MgYdo2vTQhnVdFOL7rZq1rHSJvUxPvhJTbAkabnTNz-s1-Vc7WNQXmWEkngaCISdnsFQU12YfJfzhgwGZi9OOf5gmHnNtXaAxTOrDcjl84s1QI0tY5HIQ_3MEB18V4UMfcR5SSk4v_5K2yVZk-AUys3bPDw1GEZkr3rypxytNZ6wCyrOEXtGh1s8w3fFQziNnnOcgwaSkpDOdhhJWUfgN3R1Cr5tnD77vG01SZw7k844LZxiK8HXhQUj3_sQ.KAhqX5YkZPXDtVlI.d-TxeoNsuemKRfDpQe9khaYym1KACAXS9MhYfGtoIwhPomZ85hKvILeT8jXxBgIw6r4XUpgSSVNtjUzA7A-_hpu0i7ffd-Ap-YDohbCfJfCYffVO557tCuIhVvybT4qQ5EgjsX8h1V5NqIyDVIPAiDIc6hnrxWsjbwE3dmfMLxqmDLXLiYTaCUMvsxtweo-fsdIymK-REuy4DdPk8YsaITpfYj57Ee5ZphZiNfvUPixkLAXj97ycEnXbP2d6q6Aw1rYVIrE3ijGYIgW618kMs5PBvjWe"yh-76mOq9_0QnKzblZWJytHsM6DM8kbkGRHhwFhQSvjq9HUQVNmmKCI.Q4rq7-uzPW3Yewc8Wyl01A
when i post a raw string as an input to JSON REST Service call it is executing ex:
curl -d "{\"input1\": \"as\", \"input2\": \"ad\"}" -i -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" http://localhost/rtygies/Service1.svc/rest/receivedata1
But when i am posting as an xml as input it is giveng error as below:
curl -d "{\"input1\": \"<xml></xml>\", \"input2\": \"<xml></xml>\"}" -i -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" http://localhost/rtygies/Service1.svc/rest/receivedata1
Error: < was unexpected at this time
I am using curl in windows.
can any one say how to post xml as a string input to Rest service in JSON format from curl
Actually, I don't know what is the case,
but I got an error said < is unexpected this time
when I tried the following command (on windows):
curl -u admin:password -XPOST -H 'Content-type: text/xml' -d '<namespace><prefix>newWorkspace</prefix><uri>http://geoserver.org</uri></namespace>' http://localhost:8080/geoserver/rest/namespaces
Then I changed the single quote into double quotes and it worked.
Redirection symbols can be escaped by "
Try using
curl -d "{\"input1\": \""<xml></xml>"\", \"input2\": \""<xml></xml>"\"}" -i -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" http://localhost/rtygies/Service1.svc/rest/receivedata1
I had no luck with double-quotes, however escaping < and > with ^ worked for me.
So your curl becomes..
curl -d "{\"input1\": \"^<xml^>^</xml^>\", \"input2\": \"^<xml^>^</xml^>\"}" -i -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" http://localhost/rtygies/Service1.svc/rest/receivedata1