Steve Herrell

Another example to try would be `examples/monitor-all`, it gives you an idea of the callbacks you can get.

Ignore my other comment in the other bug this is something else. I'll take a look. What kind of cameras/base stations do you have?

Arlo changed their back end and I think you need to force the API to use v2 for mode changes. Try adding `mode_api='v2'` to your `pyaarlo.PyArlo` startup parameters.

Be careful, you included your password. I'll modify the code to not show it going forward.

If it's not too big can you post the script you are trying to run? Obviously with all the sensitive bits hidden.

Thanks. I'll give it a try here. But the code is pretty simple so it should work...

That's interesting, it almost suggests I need a hybrid mode or a better auto mode. The problem is Arlo keeps tweaking the back end and I have to play catch...

No worries. The other problem is I don't have all the cameras and base stations so I rely on people who do to help with the debugging.

Can you try 0.7.0.beta.5? You can try it with and without the `mode_api` parameter. I pushed 2 things: - fixed a problem with synchronous mode when there is no real...

We need some extra debug! The following should print out some debug. ```python import logging from pyaarlo import PyArlo logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format='%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s') _LOGGER = logging.getLogger('pyaarlo')...