Mike Grytsai
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Official comment Hello, There is a similar question in our Github which can answer your question. Please take a look at https://github.com/box/box-windows-sdk-v2/issues/891#issuecomment-1441404482 Collaboration can...
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To solve this limitation you can possibly do the following: Define let events Select shorter period
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It could be due to event limit.Currently our documentation for this script state: Due to scale issue, CLI can't handle more than 1M events per run and as a run the Inactive Users Report will fail....
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Hi Jayesh, On Windows, Powershell should be already installed. you can verify it by running `pwsh`.
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Understand. I'm not sure there is an endpoint to return just last login date. You can use enterprise event to figure out the latest login date (by filtering and sorting the API response)
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The way inactive user report works is that it returns you a list of inactive users. So you won't get a list of events as an output of your script run. If there was a login event or any other event...
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You can use Events API to get LOGIN event details. You can do it with CLI: box events --enterprise --limit=500 --event-types=LOGIN
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Official comment Hi Dane,This is probably due to some proxy server in your company.Encourage you to take a look at Python SDK Github page. There is the same question - https://github.com/box/box-python-sdk/issues/725
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Hi David,One of the options can be to use Box CLI and User provisioning script to run on a regular basis to monitor new users and create folders for them.
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Reasons for the below error could be that path provided to the config file is wrong. Are you sure you provided the right file path? you can test it by executing `cat /file/path/config.json`, this ...