Anonymous Calls working but not authenticated ones.

[etechuganda]

root@erp:/python-glpi/pyglpi# python examples/list_computers.py
examples/list_computers.py:25: RuntimeWarning: GLPI environment variables not locally set
warnings.warn("GLPI environment variables not locally set", RuntimeWarning)
Enter your GLPI hostname: localhost
Enter your GLPI username: glpi
Enter your password:
True
cnrdv6iq932r8gah49l0b9g037 <=== Session ID would seem to indicate the login has succeded?
{u'faultCode': 13, u'faultString': u'Not authenticated'}
{u'faultCode': 13, u'faultString': u'Not authenticated'}
root@erp:/python-glpi/pyglpi#

[mcphargus]

Not sure why this is happening. I'm getting the same results when trying to authenticate against localhost. I'm working on a fix, but for now, try using a fully qualified DNS name for your server's hostname.

EDIT: I can only confirm that this error occurs in the event of using localhost instead of: a fully qualified domain name with a working VirtualHost configuration in Apache.

[etechuganda]

Also seems to be happening when I use the hostname.

Enter your GLPI hostname: erp.xxxxxxxx.com
Enter your GLPI username: glpi
Enter your password:
True
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{u'faultCode': 13, u'faultString': u'Not authenticated'}
{u'faultCode': 13, u'faultString': u'Not authenticated'}
root@erp:~/python-glpi/pyglpi#

The only difference is I am not using a virtualHost config instead I changed the BASEURL to '/glpi'

[etechuganda]

I copied some code from higher up in the GLPIClient.py which seems to work.

    request = urllib2.Request(self.url + urllib.urlencode(params))
    response = urllib2.urlopen(request).read()

    # response = urllib2.urlopen(self.__request__(params))

    return json.loads(response)

[mcphargus]

Strange. I'll do some more digging. I pulled the latest copy of this code onto a machine that didn't have it before and it worked for me freshouttathebox.

Like I said, I'll do more digging to see why this might not work on all installations, and I'll continue to assume you're working from the most recent commit to master.