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fjs21 / homebridge-kumo

Control your Kumo cloud devices using Homebridge.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/homebridge-kumo
Apache License 2.0
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Security Token? #43

Closed randallpjenkins closed 2 years ago

randallpjenkins commented 2 years ago

Upon Homebridge restart I get: Kumo API: Unable to acquire a security token.

Plugin does not have any control or read/send to units.

fjs21 commented 2 years ago

I suggest you check your username and password and try rebooting. This error means that the response from the server did not contain a security token and you were unable to connect to the Kumo API.

randallpjenkins commented 2 years ago

It was indeed a user/password issue. Seems my password was somehow reset/changed without me knowing which is odd.

fjs21 commented 2 years ago

Great. Glad you got it working!

jnooraga commented 2 years ago

It looks like Kumo might be doing something weird with their user auth. I was also experiencing this issue, and ended up trying to replicate the API call locally. Eventually I tried inspecting the login action on app.kumocloud.com, and it turns out the password that it had in the payload is completely different from what I was actually using to log in.

Harvesting the password from the payload of the login action from app.kumocloud.com and using that in Homebridge fixed the issue for me.

fjs21 commented 2 years ago

Weird. I wonder how would we be able to determine this new password? Also, what subset of users is experiencing this?

Did you try reseting it as @randallpjenkins suggested?

jnooraga commented 2 years ago

Just tried it. Looks like they're aligned, now. Kumo must be making moves on their backend, while choosing not to invalidate current logins.