Raphaël Vinot
Raphaël Vinot
Just making sure: 1. You are running the script on the machine where MISP is installed? 2. If yes, the file is readable by the user you're using to run...
The template being available on the MISP web interface is good, but not related to the problem. The python script needs to open and read the file *on the machine...
No, there is no need to run the script from the server, but the script needs to be able to access the file. Can you run `ls ./files/misp-objects/objects/` from the...
The templates in [misp-objects](https://github.com/MISP/misp-objects) are [bundled-in](https://github.com/MISP/PyMISP/tree/main/pymisp/data) the package (see [path](https://github.com/MISP/PyMISP/blob/main/pymisp/abstract.py#L36)), so you can get them by name without manually giving a path to the MISPObject class (that's the case for...
Got it. You started to use [misp_objects_path_template](https://github.com/MISP/PyMISP/issues/932#issuecomment-1439804723), and I missed that. This parameter is not correct. You need to use `misp_objects_path_custom` instead. And just to make sure we don't have...
MISP is supposed to generate the md5 itself: we cannot trust the user to submit the appropriate value. Removing the hash if it is provided is what we want, and...
Are you using a self-signed certificate on the server? It is either that, or the certificate cannot be validated with your local certificate directory because it is too recent (or...
yes, if you pass `False` to `misp_verifycert`, it disables the check, so you won't get that error. But we use lets encrypt with MISP (and PyMISP) , and it works....
I suggest you to run `curl -vvv https://` from the machine you're running the script and paste the response in this issue, it will help understand what is going on...
Okay, so that's an odd one: it seems that Letsencrypt changed something in their certificate chain and it's not working on my machine either. But it works fine in the...