It is ok

Hi Jésus,
Thanks. With these :

• endpoint : http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/
• headers : (X-Auth-Token: 79c846445c524c56bc608c35c93ab12c, Accept: text/plain, Content-Type: text/plain)
• and payload : ssh-rsa "SSH Key" admin.xifi@com4innov.com

It worked: we get back "201 Created". At your side, can you see the key?

Regards,
Sophia Antipolis team

You can have a look at https://github.com/telefonicaid/fiware-aiakos/blob/develop/doc/README.rst#generating-a-ssh-key
about how to generate keys.

Hi,

a valid ssh key is something like this:

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQC3wWf8ENv1+USgRh0x9EvlczhbOoqfHGXR
zV1rlkE0I61HM6D6QY3edTGoQLsKyk1QTSo954q/ULBP7KY2/7YucTaDOsJgS0Ff
Yxnhs5faljmrccApyD1a09rMv9OtCQHdLRpnM3WoyiApIIXBXvpxX4gC6yZVXnCw
7TcKkFejyeWUsWIsf1PaNKuG8CAKtwQah4L81VrhGGr8vCh8wjreIJCEUV73alcJ
y5FaxbeasBs5GGlgP4vedzLxsbQpiK3kl/P/gNVPzdGKprjst9urb/k36v82cXy+
jGQ2HCYGqCSFw6kOXuURrmEjkk0Sk2WSH7hhBGMENHgMf8vY3IFB admin@mydomain.com

Please use a string like this in your payload.

Regards
Jesus.

Hello Henar,

1)
We did the POST request with
URL: http://cloud.lab.fi-ware.org:4731/v2.0/tokens
Headers: Accept: text/plain
Content-Type: application/json

and
Payload:
{
"auth":{
"passwordCredentials":

,
"tenantName":"admin"
}
}

and we are able to retrieve the token-id, which in our opinion in the following piece of text is the "id". Is our assumption correct?

token": {
"issued_at": "2016-03-18T11:03:43.029503"
"expires": "2016-03-19T11:03:42Z"
"id": "79c846445c524c56bc608c35c93ab12c"

2) Now, we are doing in this url: http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/
a POST request with

Headers:
X-Auth-Token: 79c846445c524c56bc608c35c93ab12c
Accept: text/plain
Content-Type: text/plain

and Payload a key that was generated by puttygen and is this one:
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQC3wWf8ENv1+USgRh0x9EvlczhbOoqfHGXR
zV1rlkE0I61HM6D6QY3edTGoQLsKyk1QTSo954q/ULBP7KY2/7YucTaDOsJgS0Ff
Yxnhs5faljmrccApyD1a09rMv9OtCQHdLRpnM3WoyiApIIXBXvpxX4gC6yZVXnCw
7TcKkFejyeWUsWIsf1PaNKuG8CAKtwQah4L81VrhGGr8vCh8wjreIJCEUV73alcJ
y5FaxbeasBs5GGlgP4vedzLxsbQpiK3kl/P/gNVPzdGKprjst9urb/k36v82cXy+
jGQ2HCYGqCSFw6kOXuURrmEjkk0Sk2WSH7hhBGMENHgMf8vY3IFB

and we get as a Response 400 Bad Request with reason : Error: invalid key

Could you tell us please what is wrong in the whole procedure that we did?

Best regards,
Sophia Antipolis Team

Hi
To generate the token:
POST http://cloud.lab.fi-ware.org:4731/v2.0/tokens
{
"auth":{
"passwordCredentials":

,
"tenantName":"admin"
}
}

Hello Henar,

We would like to know how to request the token with our admin account (admin-c4i). With that account, we cannot access the "cloud.lab.fiware.org" and generate the token but only the "https://account.lab.fiware.org/".
Could you tell us how we could do it efficiently?

Best regards,
Sophia Antipolis team.

You can see in the documentation. Anyway, they will be Acept, Contenty-Type and X-Auth-Token
Regards,
Henar

Hi Ariel,
Thanks for your remark. First of all, for me to build the right request; in the POST query, which headers are compulsory for aiakos?

Regards,
Ariel

Hi Ariel

When you are using a token-id value, Are you use this value?. I remember you that a valid token is something like this: 62005db8254c4bbba348edcac5ad597f.
First of all, you should request a token with your admin user (admin-c4i), and use this token-id in aiakos post.

Regards,
Jesus

Hi Jésus,
With the same parameters (endpoint and headers), we get the same results:

• "401: Unauthorized", if key in body
• "415: Unsupported Media Type", if in the payload.

From what I've told you, have we done the right input?
Regards,
Ariel

Hi Ariel,

From today, we have installed a new version, with some bugs fixed!. Please try again.

Regards.
Jesus.

Hi,
I've tried with:

• http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support as endpoint
• (Accept: text/plain, Content-Type: text/plain, X-Auth-Token: token-id) as headers.

When the key is, in plain text, put in the body; we get "401: Unauthorized"; attached as payload, "415: Unsupported Media Type
".

Is anything wrong?
Regards,
Ariel

Hi
the endpoint to upload the keys is
http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support not http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/SophiaAntipolis/sshkey
Regards,
Henar

Hi Henar,
Thanks for your guidance. We did POST this way:

• address: http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/SophiaAntipolis/sshkey
• headers: (Content-Type: text/plain, X-Auth-Token: token-id, Accept: text/plain)
• payload: the SSH key got from PuTTYgen.

And we get back "405: Method Not Allowed".
Have we done it right?

Regards,
Ariel

Hi
1.- You are not invoking the service, you are using the apiary mockup, which is used just for documenting the API. The service endpoint is aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000. Please, follow the documentation to create the POST request.
3.- You need to specify the headers, Content-Type and Accept to text/plain
Regards,
Henar

Hi,
Here is what we did:
1. From https://jsapi.apiary.io/apis/fiwareaiakos/reference/aiakos-v1/query-key/get-key.html?console=1, we entered the keywords (SophiaAntipolis, with sshkey and gpgkey):
2. For which we got an answer (both SSH and GPG keys). We posted it:
3. That done, when queried, from http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/SophiaAntipolis/sshkey, we get "Not Acceptable".

Have we, from what you've seen, done something wrong?
Regards,

To check that your key is uploaded, you can do a GET request:
http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/

/sshkey
Tell us if you have any problem.

HI
I think it has not been uploaded. I can see that I cannot obtain the public key with http://aiakos.lab.fiware.org:3000/v1/support/SophiaAntipolis/sshkey
Please, have you had any problem to upload the keys?
regards,
Henar