[Question]: Cover_Path returns local file
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Hey @bropat ,
Seems like Eufy patched more in their API and now the cover_path is moved from a CDN url to T8410REDACTED~/media/mmcblk0p1/Camera00/20221210230725n.jpg
Any idea if it’s possible to fetch an image from the station itself?
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I will check this soon…
I checked my Eufy Cam 2 and the notification image is still coming from the cloud, except that the image file is encrypted. The first 41 bytes are a custom header from Eufy that contains info to decrypt the beginning of the image data. Only the first 256 bytes of the image data are encrypted with AES.