Could not obtain a token for use with Jamf's classic API

[jeffavanti]

Can someone help me resolve this issue. I get the following error when i try to connect jamf to snipeit

ERROR:root:Could not obtain a token for use with Jamf's classic API. Please check your username and password. Unable to obtain Jamf Token

Here is a copy of my config

[jamf]

This entire section is Required

url = jamf url
username = client ID
password = client secret

[snipe-it]
#Required
url = redacted
apikey = [ extremely long token]
manufacturer_id = 2
defaultStatus = 2
computer_model_category_id = 2
mobile_model_category_id = 3
#Not Required, uncomment to use
#computer_custom_fieldset_id = 3
#mobile_custom_fieldset_id = 4
#asset_tag = general serial_number # If not specified, defaults to jamf-{id} or jamf-m-{id}

EDIT THESE FIELDS SO THEY CORRESPOND WITH THE CUSTOM FIELD DB COLUMN NAMES IN YOUR SNIPE-IT INSTANCE

[computers-api-mapping]
name = general name
_snipeit_mac_address_1 = general mac_address
_snipeit_ram_2 = hardware total_ram_mb
_snipeit_hdd_3 = hardware storage drive_capacity_mb

[mobile_devices-api-mapping]
_snipeit_imei_4 = network imei
name = general name

[user-mapping] # The field from jamf that you want to search Snipe with
jamf_api_field = location username

[jeffavanti]

I believe there could be an issue with the file jamf2snipe. i ran the following command python3 jamf2snipe --verbose --debug

and go the following
INFO:root:Setting the username to request an api key. DEBUG:root:The user you provided for Jamf is: client-id INFO:root:Setting the password to request an api key. DEBUG:root:The password you provided for Jamf is: client-id

the password and username are the same.

[jerm]

that's just an output error... we're printing the user again when we should print the password

         jamf_password = config['jamf']['password']
         logging.debug("The password you provided for Jamf is: {}".format(jamf_user))

We should definitely fix that, but that wouldn't be involved in any issues you're having. Both user and password are used when needed

response = session.post(api_url, auth=(jamf_user, jamf_password), headers=jamfbasicheaders, verify=user_args.do_not_verify_ssl)

quick sanity check... I'm assuming you've replaced the actual client id with "client-id" for posting purposes?

[jeffavanti]

Yes I did, client id and client secret were added when i posted here, the actually id and secret are in use