There was a problem if netbox was forcibly transferred to ssl with a self-signed certificate, while adding the root certificate to the trusted ones in the OS, it gives an error:urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:
The only thing that helps to change this is in the lines:
python-netboxapi / netboxapi / api.py: 91 req_url, auth = (self.username, self.password), verify = False, ** kwargs
python-netboxapi / netboxapi / api.py: 95 req_url, auth = _HTTPTokenAuth (self.token), verify = False, ** kwargs
But this is not correct in theory. How to do it right?
In this case, so that the settings are applied from netbox_netprod_importer.
There was a problem if netbox was forcibly transferred to ssl with a self-signed certificate, while adding the root certificate to the trusted ones in the OS, it gives an error:
urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:The only thing that helps to change this is in the lines:
python-netboxapi / netboxapi / api.py: 91 req_url, auth = (self.username, self.password), verify = False, ** kwargs
python-netboxapi / netboxapi / api.py: 95 req_url, auth = _HTTPTokenAuth (self.token), verify = False, ** kwargs
But this is not correct in theory. How to do it right?
In this case, so that the settings are applied from netbox_netprod_importer.