$TOKEN and $TOKENID don't work #1

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opened 2023-01-09 23:25:43 +00:00 by missytake · 2 comments
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Steps to Reproduce

  1. I created a new authorization token in the web interface
  2. According to README.md, I tried setting TOKENID="token-7xxxx5" and TOKEN="fxxxxxx5-dxxx-4xxx-8xxx-3xxxxxxxx5f0" in my .env
  3. Then I ran ./authorization.sh

Expected Behavior:

I expected to receive a "Login OK".

Actual Behavior:

I got a Login Failed output. When I changed the variable names to SIPUSER and SIPPWD, it suddenly worked.

## Steps to Reproduce 1. I created a new authorization token in the web interface 2. According to README.md, I tried setting `TOKENID="token-7xxxx5"` and `TOKEN="fxxxxxx5-dxxx-4xxx-8xxx-3xxxxxxxx5f0"` in my `.env` 3. Then I ran `./authorization.sh` ## Expected Behavior: I expected to receive a "Login OK". ## Actual Behavior: I got a `Login Failed` output. When I changed the variable names to `SIPUSER` and `SIPPWD`, it suddenly worked.
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In authorization.sh, the curl statement uses --user $SIPUSER:$SIPPWD, not --user $TOKENID:$TOKEN - the README.md should remove the recommendation to call the variable TOKEN*.

In `authorization.sh`, the curl statement uses `--user $SIPUSER:$SIPPWD`, not `--user $TOKENID:$TOKEN` - the README.md should remove the recommendation to call the variable `TOKEN*`.
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The code to make both variants work was in the wrong place…

The code to make both variants work was in the wrong place…
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Reference: gandalf/Sipgate-CLI#1
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