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I've just used my python shell to successfully authenticate myself. audible.LoginAuthenticator("email@addr.com", "pw", locale="uk")
After the captcha it returned a LoginAuthenticator object.
I did not save the returned object to a variable, so I'm unable to save it to a file.
Now when I try to authenticate again (so that this time I can then save the auth to a file) it prompts me for a "code", which I think is a 2FA code right?
I have checked my emails, and I've logged into my audible account and I can't seem to find any 2FA notifications, nor options to disable 2FA.
I've got the string repr of the LoginAuthenticator object that was printed out to my console.
Is there any way I can turn this string into the right format and save that to a file, which I can then use to authenticate myself again?
Thanks and nice one for writing this package :)
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I've just used my python shell to successfully authenticate myself.
audible.LoginAuthenticator("email@addr.com", "pw", locale="uk")
After the captcha it returned a LoginAuthenticator object.
I did not save the returned object to a variable, so I'm unable to save it to a file.
Now when I try to authenticate again (so that this time I can then save the auth to a file) it prompts me for a "code", which I think is a 2FA code right?
I have checked my emails, and I've logged into my audible account and I can't seem to find any 2FA notifications, nor options to disable 2FA.
I've got the string repr of the LoginAuthenticator object that was printed out to my console.
Is there any way I can turn this string into the right format and save that to a file, which I can then use to authenticate myself again?
Thanks and nice one for writing this package :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: