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03-10-2020
06:58 AM
@batd2 Thanks for your reply! I was hoping to keep the local-user-database unchanged during the whole operation because if some of the defined users are doing something, when I switch to a configuration without them, then add them back, I might cause some interruptions I guess? As the configuration change does not seem disruptive per se (no reboot and stuff) this seems avoidable, although I may be misunderstanding how it all works so it may be a pointless effort. Nonetheless I realised I still need to download the unselected configuration snapshots (to show some of the data to the end-user), I know can get the list of available named configs with: /api/?type=op&action=complete&xpath=/operations/show/config/saved&key=<key> but can't figure out how to get them with an api call (can only get them via /php/device/config.export.php?name= with the PHPSESSION cookie, like palo alto web interface does, but that's not ideal)
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03-05-2020
07:12 AM
Hello, I am new to Palo Alto and its API, and I am a bit lost: I need to load a named configuration snapshot, which may be uploaded from a third party, without changing the /config/shared/local-user-database -user-database entry. I am currently downloading the snapshot, editing it and re-uploading it in a very messy fashion: From the documentation I only found how to get the current configuration with /api/?type=config&action=show&key=<key>, but can't find any way to get a named saved configuration via normal API call. I can download the named snapshot with /php/device/config.export.php?name=<config name> but it requires mimicking a web admin login, is there any way to do so normally via API? I also tried to use <partial> (which, in the documentation, is used with <commit> and some other commands) but I can't get it to work with <load>, for instance with: /api/?&type=op&cmd=<load><config><regenerate-rule-uuid-all>no</regenerate-rule-uuid-all><from>config_name </from><partial><local-user-database>excluded</local-user-database></partial></config></load>&key=key But I get <response status="error" code="17"><msg><line><![CDATA[ load -> config -> partial -> local-user-database unexpected here]]></line><line><![CDATA[ load -> config -> partial is invalid]]></line></msg></response> Is my syntax wrong or <partial> can't be used with <load> at all?
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