New script fails on Tapo C110 camera

[jdschi]

Returns a different error this time:

Scanning for Wifi access points...
Wifi Password: 
unable to load Public Key
pkeyutl: Error initializing context
133889150420800:error:0909006C:PEM routines:get_name:no start line:crypto/pem/pem_lib.c:745:Expecting: PUBLIC KEY
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{"result":{"responses":[{"method":"setOsd","result":{},"error_code":0}]},"error_code":0}
Configure RTSP / ONVIF account
ERROR: pubkey_third_account.pem is required for third account changes.

[ahoy]

Could you run this with bash -x and provide the output?
Are you running this script in the same directory with pubkey_third_account.pem?

[jdschi]

Thanks for looking into his. Hmm. It doesn't look like I had the pem file in the same directory last time. Anyway I tried with the -x switch, and had it in the same directory this time. The attached file has the output, hopefully scrubbed of all identifying information.

bash_output.txt

[ahoy]

Looks like the certificate is not provided, and the conditional isn't triggering the default certificate to be used. Change line 212 to if jq -e '.result.responses[].error_code == 0' <<<"${response}" &>/dev/null; then, which should work. If that still doesn't work, you could also just try if true; then. If that works, then the current way of determining the old vs new key is the issue.

[jdschi]

Thank you! Progress. Your first suggestion worked in getting it to login to the network, and it threw no errors. I haven't been able to do anything else with it yet, but haven't really had time to dig into it yet:

$ ./tCurl.sh 192.168.1.172 mypassword  '[{"method":"getDeviceInfo","params":{"system":{"get_device_info":{}}}}]' | jq
{
  "result": {
    "responses": [
      {
        "method": "getDeviceInfo",
        "result": {},
        "error_code": -40210
      }
    ]
  },
  "error_code": 0
}