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codec can't {decode,encode} #35
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3.1.1 was python2. But the above error will be resolved in next versions of ilorest (3.2.1 which is python3). To be released sometime in April. |
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Great, thanks! |
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@JohnAZoidberg I just recently recognized, by copying information from HP website, it contains wrong characters. Maybe it's worth to write the whole command manually on the shell. |
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What contains wrong characters? |
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If I copy your command from above and paste it into bash shell on my system, you will see same error as you got. writing the same command manually, entering each character by each, it will work and trying to establish a connection. Same applies when running the command in ilorest interactive shell. For me it works. some details of my system |
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You're right! The issue is the I guess I must've copied it from somewhere. |
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It's present a couple times in this repo. Please replace it with the ascii character: https://sourcegraph.com/search?q=repo:%5Egithub%5C.com/HewlettPackard/python-redfish-utility%24+%E2%80%93&patternType=literal |
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Please use version 3.2.2 and let us know if there is any issue. |
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You're right. It does work now, thanks! |
JohnAZoidberg commentedMar 28, 2021
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Took the release binary 3.1.1-11 from the SDR
Is it built with Python2 or Python3?
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