How to keep car awake for archiving without providing credentials?

[segdy]

It seems my archiving never finishes. There is TESLA_REFRESH_TOKEN, TESLA_NAME, TESLA_VIN, TESLA_WAKE_MODE but they come with the issue that if the car gets stolen, my account is compromised.

I am running Home Assistant already with access to the streaming API. It would be much more elegant if I could just do a web request (or ssh command) when archiving starts and ends. This forgoes all issues and I don't have to deal with another API credential.

With that command I would either temporarily enable sentry mode until archiving is completed or continuously issue the "Wake up" command that I have in Home Assistant.

[jjjasont]

# Uncomment if setting up shell notifications.
# export NOTIFICATION_COMMAND_ENABLED=true
# export NOTIFICATION_COMMAND_START="ssh root@remote-server 'command args'"
# export NOTIFICATION_COMMAND_FINISH="ssh root@remote-server 'command args'"

Check out this part in the teslausb_setup_variables.conf.sample

[segdy]

Oh great, thanks!

I see, WEBHOOK_ENABLED/WEBHOOK_URL also exist but these do only give me START and not START+FINISH, correct??

Also, dumb question, how can I set these variables in a running TeslaUSB ?

[jjjasont]

Yes, there is also webhook.

You should get a start & end message for both webhook and shell command

teslausb/run/archiveloop

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/root/bin/send-push-message "$NOTIFICATION_TITLE:" "$message" start || log "failed to send push message"

teslausb/run/archiveloop

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/root/bin/send-push-message "$NOTIFICATION_TITLE:" "${message}" finish

depending on your setup, the path of the command & file may varies. But basically you need to

1. run /root/bin/remountfs_rw to mount drive as rw
2. Update teslausb_setup_variables.conf
3. run /root/bin/setup-teslausb to setup teslausb
4. reboot.

[miles267]

Can someone please confirm whether this is a replacement to the TESLAFI API key that enables Sentry mode before and disables Sentry mode after Teslausb sync completes? I've found that using the legacy Teslafi keepawake option performs too many sentry on/off event calls to the Teslafi API that it hits the max limit and no longer is able to complete a full archive. Am seeking any other viable alternative option.