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fdahdouh
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3 years ago

ASCI encoding for mac address failing after 3.20.1 update

Since the new ReadyAPI 3.20.1 update, REST calls containing mac addresses in the URL are not working anymore. For example, The following mac 5C:35:3B:D7:10:38 in the URL is interpreted as admin/home...
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  • richie's avatar
    richie
    3 years ago

    Hey fdahdouh 

     

    Im not aware of a way of updating every single API in the workspace with this im afraid - perhaps one of the other forum users can help.

     

    If you do have the option of rolling back to a previous version - perhaps thats one of the easiest answers?  Although please check the release notes and make sure whatever version you roll back to has latest versions of log4j files.

     

    If you rolll back to a version with old log4j files you can just overwrite them yourself - cos you definitely want the latest files due to that log4j security issue that was found in late November/early December last year

     

    ta

     

    Rich

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fdahdouh
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Hey richie 

 

Thank you for the workaround, it did solve the issue !!

 

Are you aware of any way to apply this over all the REST calls in a project? I have hundreds of calls imported automatically via swagger protocol, and I would need to go to each Request containing a mac in the URL and change its advanced settings, which is of course not practical.

 

Otherwise, as you said it is indeed an issue introduced in the new update, I can consider downgrading my ReadyApi

 

Fadi

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richie
Community Hero
3 years ago

Hey fdahdouh 

 

Im not aware of a way of updating every single API in the workspace with this im afraid - perhaps one of the other forum users can help.

 

If you do have the option of rolling back to a previous version - perhaps thats one of the easiest answers?  Although please check the release notes and make sure whatever version you roll back to has latest versions of log4j files.

 

If you rolll back to a version with old log4j files you can just overwrite them yourself - cos you definitely want the latest files due to that log4j security issue that was found in late November/early December last year

 

ta

 

Rich