About Krasen.kolev

Hello,    I am restructuring my python script and with the new structure it is failing to upload certificate to Panorama.    I have a working API call:  requests.post("https://" + ip + "/api/?&type=import&category=certificate&certificate-name="+certName +"&format=pem&key=" + panapikey, files=file, verify=False)   My new structure looks like this:    class Panorama :     def __makeapi_request ( self , url , data = "" , files = "" 😞         try :             response = requests . post ( url , data , files , verify = False , timeout = 10 )             response . raise_for_status ()         except requests . exceptions . ConnectTimeout as err :             print ( "connection error" )             exit ( 1 )         except requests . HTTPError as err :             self . error = err #            return self.error         except BaseException :             dom = ET . fromstring ( response . content )             self . error = dom . find ( './/msg' ). text #            return self.error         else :             self . response_xml = response . content             self . response_httpcode = response . status_code #            return self.response_xml     def import_cert ( self , certName 😞         files = {"file": open(certName, "rb")}         url = f"https://{self.ip}/api/?"         params = {"type":"import","category":"certificate","certificate-name":certName,"format":"pem", "key": self.panapikey}         self . __makeapi_request ( url , files = files , data = params ) When I run import_cer(certName) I am always getting the error bellow:  <response status = 'error' code = '400'><result><msg>No file uploaded</msg></result></response>   I am copy/pasting the values from the working API call, so there should be no typos, also I am testing the import with the same certificate and the same certificate variable.  Can someone advise what I am doing wrong ?  ... View more