Make script work again with new SSO login about hosteurope_domservice

[Aikhjarto]

Any news on this?

The captcha still prevents automated access from a script. I had contact with HostEurope, and they do not plan to remove the captcha.
As a far-fetched workaround, I'm currently using HostEurope's mail service, which works, but has some limitations, e.g. no possibility to set the TTL.

[Aikhjarto]

Yes, I was planning to work on the login problem. However, last time i checked, there was a captcha and I could not find a way around it. As the captcha is gone, work can continue.

@bb Nice work, I tried your command to store the cookies and it seems to work for me too. At least for curl. I Just pushed a commit to include your work. Any change this might also work with wget?

[bb]

I‘m currently on a family trip and don’t have the computer with me, so I can’t try. Maybe this stack overflow answer helps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1324421/how-to-get-past-the-login-page-with-wget

[phil8900]

It seems that the captcha reappeared which is too bad, the idea of this script is amazing - but there is probably not much we can do as of now..

[cstender]

As a workaround you can login via browser and export the cookie (using e.g. this add-on https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/export-cookies-txt/). Afterwards just remove the login part from the hosteurope_domservice.sh script and everything works fine. At least for many domains it is still better than doing the update manually.

[mf0390]

Any news on this?
I tried implementing this in PHP and I am stuck at the login request. The response JSON shows me this:
string(75) "{"name":"SsoError","code":8020,"message":"Recaptcha is required for login"}"

I tried adding the cookie file and jar with the following cURL options:
curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR, 'hosteurope.cookies');
curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_COOKIEFILE, 'hosteurope.cookies');

The file is created whenever I run the PHP script and it also contains some data, but it did not make the error go away.