Closed rohanrichards closed 9 hours ago
Hi As far I understood TP-Link access is limited to only one session Therefore if you want to access your tplink console, you have to temporarily deactivate the HA tplink integration Phil
Very frustrating. I wonder if I can do this via a button in the HA dashboard
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Hi As far I understood TP-Link access is limited to only one session Therefore if you want to access your tplink console, you have to temporarily deactivate the HA tplink integration Phil
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Spook, the custom integration for Home Assistant that adds features missing from Core, includes service calls to disable and enable an integration.
Just spent a while debugging unexpected log-outs. Easy enough to disable the integration temporarily since I rarely need to access my router admin dashboard, but it would be great to explain this behavior in the integration docs.
Didn't see any contributing guidelines so I created #67 to suggest some docs updates.
Describe the bug After installing this addon I can no longer actually use my router personally. It seems that it's using the same session as me and I keep getting logged out.
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