mikcanf | Posts: 71

Trying to use GET /api/sysinfo call

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I was trying  below API call and received web page instead of expected Payload

GET /api/sysinfo

HTTP Headers

Accept: application/json

Content-Type: application/json

Authorization: Basic api_key

 

Example: Response Payload

{

    "schema": "16.11.3",

    "version": "16.11.4",

    "timestamp": "2017-11-01 15:00+0000"

}


Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

Reply to: Trying to use GET /api/sysinfo call

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Hi Mike,

 

Which environment are you testing with?

 

Duo


Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

Reply to: Trying to use GET /api/sysinfo call

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Hi Mike,

 

Thanks for the information! I've checked the Trust Center and seems there's no down time today in US2 Sandbox. Are you using API Key or API Token to authenticate the call? Does it affect all API calls? From my test, I can only reproduce the issue when I use an API Key with wrong length (either shorter or longer).

 

Duo


mikcanf | Posts: 71

Reply to: Trying to use GET /api/sysinfo call

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Thx Duo... I'm using API Key, I will re-confirm length/value.


mikcanf | Posts: 71

Reply to: Trying to use GET /api/sysinfo call

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Hi Duo, I was trying GET  https://sandbox.esignlive.com?api/sysinfo as I assumed there had to be a parameter with GET, The API Key value was ok.

It turned out that https://sandbox.esignlive.com/api/sysinfo seemed to be what was needed, per results below:

{
    "schema": "16.38.14.43474",
    "version": "16.38.9",
    "timestamp": "2020-07-07 23:58+0000",
    "git_hash": "6e21bbcfe69c1bad4a9bcc9a9c07f8b887bfa390"
}

Above is correct expected response y/n?   Does not seem to include app version ( e.g. 11.35 or 11.36 ) correct y/n?


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