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The auth fails on my tapoplug: Here's how it looks with plugp100: so I suppose the protocol differs a bit more than just on those pieces that were changed in this PR? |
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This PR won't get a TAPO plug doing a handshake unless it has the KLAP encrypt_type, I just thought it might work with this EP25 KASA device but I'm not that hopeful. |
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Untested PR to add klap lv2 support to klapprotocol. Not tested on a device but based on #477 (comment) and this TAPO PR.
Could be used to test whether it fixes this issue although I don't think it will because AES seems to be the protocol that TAPO uses.
Superseded by #552 and #557