@tom-elliott Hi, thanks for the reply.

Im getting the following errors : in CMD :

curl: (6) Could not resolve host: NjhmN2VkNmFiZWVmZGQ4NjNhNGYyMzAwYmEyZGY4MWMwYzdhZGFmZjQyZjI0Yzc0Mjc1NzNmYWE1MjVlMzBjODM5MTE2YjZlODJhNjNhZmFiMzg1NGU3NmM1MjQzMDc4M2FjYTU0NGExMWQ2NWQxxxxMWJlZjQ’
curl: (6) Could not resolve host: MTM3OWM1YjczZjI3OGZlNmVjNjk0MWQwYTUzOTljNTFjOTc0YmE0OWRiMjQ5MzhhOGE0ZGM4ODRjZjFkOWI2MzI3NjNlYzMxYTY4MWJhNjEzOTFmMWY3OTEwMDJmNTUwM2Q1NTNjMjlhZTA5NmQ3xxxxNDU’

and in powershell console :

Invoke-WebRequest : Cannot bind parameter ‘Headers’. Cannot convert the "fog-api-token:

But nevermind, thanks for the support but im throwing in the towel. Guess this is just 1 of those things thats to complicated for me. Hoped it was simple, but im getting errors left and right. Thanks for your time. Dont waste anymore on me

Hi,

Going nuts over here, maybe overlooking a setting ? i have no idea.

I enabled the API at settings, copied the API key.
I enabled the API on fog user account, copied the API key.

I use this in the following script i took from somewhere over here and imputted my API keys:

import requests

usertoken=‘MTM3OWM1YjczZjI3OGZlNmVjNjk0MWQwYTUzOTljNTFjOTc0YmE0OWRiMjQ5MzhhOGE0ZGM4ODRjZjFkOWI2MzI3NjNlYzMxYTY4MWJhNjEzOTFmMWY3OTEwMDJmNTUwM2Q1NTNjMjlhZTA5NmQxxxxxxllYjdjNDQ2YTBmNDU=’
apitoken=‘NjhmN2VkNmFiZWVmZGQ4NjNhNGYyMzAwYmEyZGY4MWMwYzdhZGFmZjQyZjI0Yzc0Mjc1NzNmYWE1xxxE2YjZlODJhNjNhZmFiMzg1NGU3NmM1MjQzMDc4M2FjYTU0NGExMWQ2NWQ4ODEzOTgzMGRkNGY5MWJlZjQ=’
headers = {‘fog-user-token’: usertoken, ‘fog-api-token’:apitoken }
r = requests.get(‘http://x.x.x.x/fog/task/current’, params=headers)

print(r.url)

Im getting back : <Response [403]>

is there a hidden setting somewhere ? i dont get it.