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Can't get token on python 3.10 #332
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I suspect that your requests are failing with a well know "Can't Authenticate" issue.
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Hello, On ubuntu 22.04 I installed Python3.9 and 3.11 from ppa:deadsnakes/ppa python3.11 -m pip install glocaltokens I've tryed with python3.8 too. |
On ubuntu 20.04, with Python3.10: So all versions look the same. Auth work with ubuntu 20.04. So it's definitively not linked to python version or to requests. It work with python3.11 too: It's working. Now I'm compiling openssl 3 on ubuntu 20.04 to see if it's linked. |
On ubuntu 20.04, with openssl 3.0.2 compiled it still work :/ I've tryed with the openssl.cnf of the working host but still doesn't work on ubuntu 22.04 |
Hi, |
Well, i solved this running an Ubuntu 22 server and using a docker container for it. I'm using the following Dockerfile and it works like a charm using a master_token.
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This fix is not working on my end right now |
Hello
Describe the bug
When I use the script on the readme, it work great with python 3.9 but not with 3.10
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install ubuntu 20.04.
Install glocaltokens
Install python3-pip
pip3 install glocaltokens
Use the test script, it work.
Upgrade ubuntu to 22.04 (which come with python 3.10)
Reinstall pip3 install glocaltokens
Retry the same script: "Could not get master token."
I don't know if the problem come from the python version or the dependances, but I first have the problem with a fresh ubuntu 22.04. Then I test on 20.04 without error, so I try with a fresh vm with 20.04 and then upgrading it to confirm the problem
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