Can't get Xiaomi Mi Robot working - Invalid token

[enri]

Hello,
I’m using Hass.io for the first time and I’m trying to get Mi Robot working.
When I try to get the token I get a 96 char key which is not permitted. I’m trying with the iBackup+SQLite method.

I noticed I can use `mirobo discover --handshake 1’ but I don’t know how to lunch the command using Hass.io.

Any ideas?

thanks
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[itchaboy]

Yeah 96 characters is way to much. This is my old token 32336170646c4933556e547830324e6b

Though I used the android backup method so I can’t help with the iPhone method

[pplucky]

Check this possibility here:

Xiaomi Gateway Integration

Yeay! I managed to decrypt the 96 character token: # AES-ECB decrypt a 96 character iOS token -> valid 32 character token from Crypto.Cipher import AES import binascii keystring = '00000000000000000000000000000000' iostoken = '16a935db276e19b1c7bef0739f2deb7d3aca43c5e26a3c6445351cb2fb8495ea0143db63ee66b0cdff9f69917680151e' key = bytes.fromhex(keystring) cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_ECB) token = cipher.decrypt(bytes.fromhex(iostoken[:64])) print(token) # Output: b'4a447a414670584967465055415…

[enri]

seems this is the right way! Thanks!! I can I do this with Hass.io?

[syssi]

@enri

seems this is the right way! Thanks!! I can I do this with Hass.io?

It’s easier to use a python3 + pycrypto installation. The next python-mirobo version will provide a tool called “miio-extract-tokens”: add a note about miio-extract-tokens by rytilahti · Pull Request #79 · rytilahti/python-miio · GitHub

[enri]

this is great! So, it’s only a matter of time! thanks