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I thought I could sneakily work out how to use this by using Firebug to look at the request made via Composer, but I always get an error in the Application log that says:
Forbidden file upload from https://x.x.x.x:y/Thingworx/Importer
(address redacted)
The curl command I have been trying to use to upload XML for a single (if that makes a difference) entity is:
curl --user 'Administrator:xxx' -F 'file=@entity.xml' 'https://x.x.x.x:y/Thingworx/Importer?purpose=import&usedefaultdataprovider=false&WithSubsystems=false'
(address and password redacted; and I've slightly simplified this curl request but only to omit --insecure because I'm using a self-signed certificate)
Where is this wrong...? Shouldn't I even be using the resource in this way?
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This is the certain value I meant: TWX-XSRF-TOKEN-VALUE.
Glad it works now.
Hi Richard, the error indicates that the csrf header must equal a certain value, and be included in the command.
Thanks Polina, although could you elaborate on what "a certain value" means please?
Interestingly, the curl command that Firebug creates from the request Firefox made does not include a csrf header. It does, however contain a header with "XSRF" in it: "X-XSRF-TOKEN: TWX-XSRF-TOKEN-VALUE"
If I add this header, the request succeeds.
This is the certain value I meant: TWX-XSRF-TOKEN-VALUE.
Glad it works now.