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How to use .Net API to access SWIFT?

Asked by csxbwang

After setting up virtual encironment for swift development, I want to use .net api access swift.

following codes get 401 error
Connection = new Connection(new UserCredentials(new Uri("http://192.168.1.102:11000/v1.0"), "test:tester", "testing", null, null, null));

from syslog got:

Aug 20 00:01:53 csxbwang-ubuntu auth 192.168.1.101 - - [19/Aug/2010:16:01:53 +0000] "GET /v1.0 HTTP/1.0" 401 - "-" "csharp-cloudfiles" - - - - - - - - - "-" "192.168.1.101" "-" 0.0002

Thanks.

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gholt (gholt) said : 		#1

I'm not very familiar with the .NET API, but what you have looks right, and you're hitting the auth server if you see that log line in syslog. Are you sure that account is set up correctly? Try running this sqlite3 command on the server running auth:

$ sqlite3 /etc/swift/auth.db 'select user, password from account where account = "test"'

And make sure it outputs:

tester|testing

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csxbwang (xbwang-zh) said : 		#2

thanks. I solved the problem. It is an encoding problem, 'test:tester' -->'test%3atester'.

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Ryan (r-jones1) said : 		#3

How were you able to resolve the encoding issue? I've encountered the same problem.

Thanks!

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csxbwang (xbwang-zh) said : 		#4

GetAuthentication.cs

public void Apply(ICloudFilesRequest request)
        {
            request.Method = "GET";
    // request.Headers.Add(Constants.X_AUTH_USER, _userCredentials.Username.Encode());

            request.Headers.Add(Constants.X_AUTH_USER, _userCredentials.Username);

              request.Headers.Add(Constants.X_AUTH_KEY, _userCredentials.Api_access_key.Encode());
        }

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Kevin Atwood (atwood-kevin) said : 		#5

Anyone else had to modify Connection.cs near 1591:

From:
//if (getAuthenticationResponse.Status == HttpStatusCode.NoContent)

To:
if (getAuthenticationResponse.Status == HttpStatusCode.OK)