MSS310H is not supported?

Hi, I own a Meross MSS310H (hardware version 2) and was trying your library to get consumption data and switch on and off the plug from my Linux NAS.

I’ve tried on a Ubuntu VM to install Python 3 and your library but when I run the script on the README file I do not get any device:

user@ubuntu:~/meross$ python3 meross.py
Listing Devices...

So I tried to edit the /usr/local/lib/python3.4/dist-packages/meross_iot/api.py file to uncomment line 73 (instruction print(jsondata)) and this is the output I get:

user@ubuntu:~/meross$ python3 meross.py
Listing Devices...
{'info': 'Success', 'apiStatus': 0, 'data': {'userid': '170119', 'token': '**cut**', 'key': '**cut**', 'email': '**cut**'}, 'timeStamp': 1550308953, 'sysStatus': 0}
{'info': 'Success', 'apiStatus': 0, 'data': None, 'timeStamp': '2019-02-16 17:22:34', 'sysStatus': 0}
{'info': 'Success', 'apiStatus': 0, 'data': [{'channels': [{}], 'userDevIcon': '', 'devIconId': 'device031_it', 'deviceType': 'mss310h', 'hdwareVersion': '2.0.0', 'bindTime': 1549389138, 'region': 'eu', 'uuid': '2912265024316329086934298f186e3d', 'iconType': 1, 'domain': 'eu-iot.meross.com', 'subType': 'it', 'fmwareVersion': '2.1.6', 'skillNumber': '', 'reservedDomain': 'eu-smart.meross.com', 'onlineStatus': 1, 'devName': 'Socket'}], 'timeStamp': 1550308954, 'sysStatus': 0}

AFAIK this confirms that the data is correctly pulled from the Meross servers, just the library has to be adapted to support it. Do you think it will be possible?

[albertogeniola]

As far as I understood, you’re now able to turn the plug ON and OFF, right?

Yes, confirmed!

I don’t understand what the problem is.

You said earlier:

the message you see is just a debug message. The problem is that the status property is not updated and the getStatus might be wrong. I should investigate better on your device before adding explicit support to it. For now, I’ll create the PR myself and add a warning message for MSS310H owners.

so what I noticed is that even with this new version, the library returns the same output than before (including the “UNKNOWN msg received by …”). I though it wasn’t your expected result… so I asked if there’s anything you need to investigate and, if yes, then I’m at your disposal 😉

Ah, yeah, I see now. Well, at the moment I cannot prepare any specific implementation to address that issue. But I really appreaciate your help and I’ll ask you to test in case I end up with something. Thank you guys!

[albertogeniola]

Hi, you are on the right path. The problem is that the library is somehow referring to the wrong SSL module…

It seems you are using python3.4, while this library requires python 3.6+ to work correctly. Would you mind to update your python version and try again with the modified source?