Robert Klep
Robert Klep
I think you'll have the best chance of finding out the endpoints by analysing the APK, sniffing XMPP traffic has been made quite difficult lately (you'll need an XMPP proxy...
You need to decompile the `classes.dex` file inside the APK file, and/or look for known endpoints (for instance, the substring `/dhwCircuits/` is a good one to start with) inside the...
Have you looked at the .dump file in `assets/demo/`? There are a few endpoints mentioned there that return values in kWh. I decompiled `classes.dex` with jadx and found plenty of...
A quick look doesn't yield any endpoints for that type of data. The app can't be decompiled entirely and is partly obfuscated, so perhaps it's because of that.
@Bulforce not all Bosch/Nefit devices support autodiscovery of endpoints.
I have no idea what to tell you, my code only shows what your device returns.
I have no idea of that module is supported, or if it even works the same way as other Bosch/Nefit devices, nor do I have access to one. If your...
> I have these 3 credentials and I am using the Bosch EasyRemote app for IOS. I saw this device is listed under in your readme: Junkers Bosch MB LANi/MB...
For XMPP authentication, only the serial number and the access key are used (password is used for encrypting/decrypting the data, but the client first has to log in to the...
What's the output of these two commands? * `lsmod | grep '^usbcore'` * `lsusb -cui`