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Add option -a (--auth) to use sso authentication cookies.
Interestingly, between two schools, the cookie which authenticates is different(_zm_kms and _km_page_auth.)
Add description for _km_page_auth as well
Ah, I see. My Zoom link does not have that cookie either. It seems like I have _zm_page_auth. Edit: Nvm, it seems like your code includes for _zm_page_auth. |
@yannip1234 My bad. Typo in the pull req. Thanks for the heads up |
@Gh0stByte No problem. I tried downloading your branch and compiling it using the devscripts.sh. I tried it like this: zoomdl -u '[link here]' -a '[cookie here]' and I am getting an unrecognized arguments error. Am I not compiling this thing right? |
Strange. Must be something the utils.py. I’ll check it out when I get home.
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@Gh0stByte Any update? |
Yeah, so when you compiled it, you must not have compiled my branch. I updated the cookie, since it's actually I've attached the windows exe for you to try, if you don't want to compile it yourself. Let me know if it works for you too. |
And just a note, I believe the |
All good, thanks for the PR. Merging into beta. With 2 PR on cookies, I might merge them into a single command, so I don't want to create a history and changing the commands later. |
Glad to help. Yeah totally, I think maybe a generic -c --cookie command may be a better option long-term. |
@Gh0stByte thanks for the update. I have downloaded the latest beta branch of Zoomdl. My zoom links do contain _zm_ssid, but I am getting "Advanced meta failed". Trying with _zm_page_auth fails too. Any pointers? |
Fixes #20 - Allows usage of _zm_page_auth and _zm_kms cookies to bypass sso authentication.
Edit: Fixed typo. Thank @yannip1234