Open phil294 opened 4 years ago
which bank is this?
I have a private branch which incorporates the changes for python-fints to work with PSD2, which works fine with some banks, but stops kontify from working with others (probably due to known shortcomings in python-fints, which will be probably not fixed anytime soon). This is quite unsatisfying and I wanted to add some workaround, but couldn't find yet (mostly because it's working for me right now ;).
Entering a TAN is obviously not (at least not seamless) possible in a cron job. And there is a plethora of other unlock mechanisms and some of them are not performable on a console (or require additional modules), so the TAN input would only help the simple cases (which does not mean we should not implement it, of course). I guess a sane implementation should also request the TAN only if it's running interactively, otherwise just send a notification. My workaround right now is to use my full-blown online banking software to unlock accounts (which I use anyway regularly).
which bank is this?
Various Sparkasse accounts.
I have a private branch which incorporates the changes for python-fints to work with PSD2, which works fine with some banks, but stops kontify from working with others (probably due to known shortcomings in python-fints, which will be probably not fixed anytime soon). This is quite unsatisfying and I wanted to add some workaround, but couldn't find yet (mostly because it's working for me right now ;).
Ok. I just finished and pushed my fork https://github.com/phil294/fints-transaction-tracker which is interactive (https://github.com/phil294/fints-transaction-tracker/commit/7a93a9d6db16fbca5b2fe0e9357058c41becdadd) and it works well for me.
Since September 2019, TANs are often necessary for even basic fints operations. In my case, once I set
days
to >90, I getProbably solveable by adding
minimal_interactive_cli_bootstrap(f)
, possibly checking forf.init_tan_response
, and checking forNeedTANResponse
likebut then it's necessary to run this in an interactive terminal :/