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I had already setup using steamctl. I know where the json file is (it is encrypted by a custom wrapper I did around the tool) and I can read it. (I searched for Forgot to add how the file looks like:
All values are placeholders of the real value. |
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These threads should be useful: |
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With the guidance of dyc3 responses, I made it happen. Then created:
to the file, just before the Then, based on https://github.com/dyc3/steamguard-cli/blob/master/src/fixtures/maFiles/manifest-v1/1-account/manifest.json, for reference, I inserted:
between the Then it just works without anything else. Thank you for the guidance, @dyc3 |
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For the ones wondering about security, I run steamctl and steamguard-cli under a separate user that cannot be logged in into and the directories to where the files are written to are only writable by that user and root. |
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With the guidance of dyc3 responses, I made it happen.
I found my steam id at: https://store.steampowered.com/account/
I generated a uuid at: https://www.uuidgenerator.net/
Then created:
/path/to/123456789.maFile
(dummy steam id)Wrote steamctl's json to it.
Then, based on https://github.com/dyc3/steamguard-cli/blob/master/src/fixtures/maFiles/manifest-v1/1-account/1234.maFile, for reference, I added:
to the file, just before the
}
Then, based on https://github.com/dyc3/steamguard-cli/blob/master/src/fixtures/maFiles/manifest-v1/1-account/manifest.json, for reference, I inserted: