Can't figure out 2fa about eufy-security-ws

[1DontEx1st]

In case someone else who doesn't know what they're doing comes behind me, I was able to use Postman to send the following message to my instance and get it going. Thanks @bropat !

{
"command": "driver.set_verify_code",
"verifyCode": "XXXXXX"
}

[bropat]

@1DontEx1st
By making the call driver.set_verify_code with the additional parameter verifyCode, where you specify the received verification code, to complete the 2fa.

[1DontEx1st]

Is this something I could do with Postman? Not a developer but I'm trying to pretend...

[rollesky]

@1DontEx1st can you elaborate a bit more how you have managed that? I am running
newman run eufy.json
where eufy.jsanon is what you have written above with XXXXX replaced by my code but my container is still showing:
INFO Requested verification code for 2FA
What am I doing wrong?
Or is there maybe any manual how to manage 2FA for those running eufy-security-ws in docker?

[1DontEx1st]

I don't know what newman is, so not sure what you mean. Postman is an application that lets you send GET and POST codes to a web server. In this case the web server is the eufy-security-ws instance, and the code is that little bit of JSON above. Does that make sense?

[rollesky]

I went to my sever and this is what I was trying to do (see attached picture). I replaced of course 0.0.0.0 with my server ip were container was up and waiting for 2FA code and 1234 with a code I got from eufy.
What am I doing wrong?

[YassineElbouchaibi]

It uses websockets. You can use something like websocat to send out commands to the server.

echo '{"messageId": "0001", "command": "driver.set_verify_code", "verifyCode": "XXXXXX"}' | websocat ws://127.0.0.1:3000