Steve Herrell

I need how you are calling `PyArlo` and some debug. You can use [this link](https://github.com/twrecked/hass-aarlo?tab=readme-ov-file#encrypting-the-output) to encrypt the output.

Thanks for trying the new code. Cloudflare is always fun (!) to debug, I have 2 machines on the same network that need different setting to make them work... Sometimes...

Thanks for doing this. Want to create a PR for it? On Tue, Feb 18, 2025, 12:41 Jeffrey Randall ***@***.***> wrote: > I finally decided to tackle this issue myself...

It works for me with that release. Can you delete the files in `.aarlo` and see if it helps. It looks like something got corrupted.

It's a "hidden" directory, it start with a period. It will be at the same level as your `configuration.yaml` file. If you are using linux (or unix like) you will...

yes.

If you look in the log file directly there might be a mention of why it failed to download pyaarlo. I'll try that version of HA here.

Sorry; I missed this. Did you get it working? I think you need to setup 2fa authentication for the account.

The browser not trusted can be ignored, I've quietened it down in the new release. I don't think you have _2FA_ set up. Or not configured correctly. Can you paste...

What you had should work. But based on the examples you gave this should log in: ```python USERNAME="[email protected]" PASSWORD="password1" IHOST="imap-mail.outlook.com" IUSERNAME="[email protected]" IPASSWORD="password1_5" arlo = pyaarlo.PyArlo(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD, tfa_host=IHOST, tfa_username=IUSERNAME, tfa_password=IPASSWORD, tfa_type='email',...