Getting Started with Bigsuds–a New Python Library for iControl

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May 02, 2014
Hi Jason,

 

 

So I'm trying to make sure I'm clear. In a situation like using create_user_3 the value you would submit is a would be adictionary(user, password, permissions,login_shell)?

 

 

So it would be something like

 

 

info = {"user":{"name":"Joe","fullname":"Joe Smith"},"password":{"isencrypted":"yes","[password":"12345"},"permissions":{"role":"admin","partition":"main"} }

 

 

These nested variables are tricky without knowing the syntax prior.