def new_serial(self):
try:
authenticator = bna.requestNewSerial(self._region)
self._secret = authenticator[1]
self._set_serial(authenticator[0])
self._settings.setValue("SECRET", hexlify(self._secret).decode("ascii"))
self._settings.setValue("SERIAL", self._serial)
self.sync()
except Exception, e:
self.on_error.emit("Could not connect: %s" % (unicode(e)))
raise
def queryNewAuthenticator(self, args):
try:
reply = bna.requestNewSerial(args.region)
except bna.HTTPError as e:
self.error("Could not connect: %s" % (e))
serial = bna.normalizeSerial(reply["serial"])
secret = hexlify(reply["secret"])
self.setSecret(serial, secret)
# We set the serial as default if we don't have one set already
# Otherwise, we check for --set-default
if args.setdefault or not self.getDefaultSerial():
self.setDefaultSerial(serial)
msg = "Success. Your new serial is: %s" % (reply["serial"])
print(msg)
def queryNewAuthenticator(self, args):
try:
reply = bna.requestNewSerial(args.region)
except bna.HTTPError as e:
self.error("Could not connect: %s" % (e))
serial = bna.normalizeSerial(reply["serial"])
secret = hexlify(reply["secret"])
self.setSecret(serial, secret)
# We set the serial as default if we don't have one set already
# Otherwise, we check for --set-default
if args.setdefault or not self.getDefaultSerial():
self.setDefaultSerial(serial)
msg = "Success. Your new serial is: %s" % (reply["serial"])
print(msg)
def runAuthenticatorQuery(args):
try:
authenticator = bna.requestNewSerial(args.region)
except bna.HTTPError, e:
ERROR("Could not connect: %s" % (e))
