Is this just Chamberlain messing with their API again?Error logging into MyQ server: Error requesting data from https://partner-identity.myq-cloud.com/ ... /authorize: Cannot connect to host partner-identity.myq-cloud.com:443 ssl:True [SSLCertVerificationError: (1, '[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain (_ssl.c:997)')]
Error logging into MyQ server
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Error logging into MyQ server
Is anybody else having trouble logging into the MyQ server? I haven't changed anything on my end, but all of sudden I'm getting these errors in the Indigo log:
Re: Error logging into MyQ server
I searched today's log for "MyQ" and came up with nothing.
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Are your MyQ devices accessible within Indigo?DaveL17 wrote:I searched today's log for "MyQ" and came up with nothing.
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Yes. I just opened my garage door with the Indigo Touch app.madscientist wrote:Are your MyQ devices accessible within Indigo?
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Error logging into MyQ server
Looks surprisingly similar to a error that I have seen recently with a API upgrade. Down to the line number
[It is normally because of failure of verification of cerificates at API level. Typically can be fixed by adding verify=False, to the requests code line. (presuming requests is used)
eg. response = request.post(url, verify=False, allow_redirects=False) etc.etc.
Not quite sure why one might see it and not another, but may have something to do with OSX versions and SSL versions….
Here though a pymyq library is used - so above likely not that helpful…]
Or alternatively - may be because their has been some API changes…
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[It is normally because of failure of verification of cerificates at API level. Typically can be fixed by adding verify=False, to the requests code line. (presuming requests is used)
eg. response = request.post(url, verify=False, allow_redirects=False) etc.etc.
Not quite sure why one might see it and not another, but may have something to do with OSX versions and SSL versions….
Here though a pymyq library is used - so above likely not that helpful…]
Or alternatively - may be because their has been some API changes…
Glenn
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Strangely enough the errors have stopped without my intervention. Must have been on the Chamberlain end of things.