KeyError 'grade'
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Hi,
thank you for providing this nice check, it is exactly what I was looking for.
However, when I try to execute the program I get the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./check_ssllabs.py", line 192, in <module> ssllabs.check() File "./check_ssllabs.py", line 132, in check if self.is_worse(worst_grade, endpoint['grade']): KeyError: 'grade'
I guess that "grade" is not initialized but I am not very familiar with python.
I tried parameters according to your examples. No matter, with or without -w/-c the error remains the same.
My installation is on ubuntu server 20.04.3 LTS. I also had to python3 instead of python, maybe this is connected?
Thanks for your help.
By poking in the code I found out that, when the test is not yet done, there is no key 'grade'. In my case the server is unreachable for IPv6.
{ "ipAddress": "2001:..........:9d49", "statusMessage": "Unable to connect to the server", "statusDetails": "TESTING_PROTO_2_0", "statusDetailsMessage": "Testing SSL 2.0", "progress": -1, "duration": 15019, "eta": -1, "delegation": 1 }
The IP4 test results in:
{ "ipAddress": "94.........109", "serverName": "i5E86386D.versanet.de", "statusMessage": "Ready", "grade": "A+", "gradeTrustIgnored": "A+", "hasWarnings": false, "isExceptional": true, "progress": 100, "duration": 63494, "eta": 163, "delegation": 1 }
my hack is to check if statusMessage is "Ready". As first step in the for loop where endpoints are checked:
if endpoint['statusMessage'] != "Ready": continue
It appears to work.
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