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Add some -v |
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Tested to run successfully on taler.hacktivism.ch; with exported vars export TELESIGN_AUTH_TOKEN=... export CLICKSEND_API_KEY=... export CLICKSEND_USERNAME=... it goes like this (only excerpt needed shown here): 497 cd /var/taler-src 498 git clone https://git-www.taler.net/challenger.git/ [...] 512 cd /usr/local/bin 516 ln -s /var/taler-src/challenger/src/challenger/challenger-send-sms.sh taler-hacktivism-sms-helper.sh 517 ln -s /var/taler-src/challenger/src/challenger/challenger-send-sms-clicksend.sh taler-hacktivism-sms-helper-clicksend.sh 518 ln -s /var/taler-src/challenger/src/challenger/challenger-send-sms-clicksend.sh taler-hacktivism-sms-helper-telesign.sh 519 chmod u+x * 561 echo "test" | ./taler-hacktivism-sms-helper.sh '{"CONTACT_PHONE":"+41...2"}' 562 apt-get install jq curl # will fail first; on a bare deb sys, these two tools need to be installed 563 echo "test" | ./taler-hacktivism-sms-helper.sh '{"CONTACT_PHONE":"+41...2"}' Output for success: "Message delivered successfully." |
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Unfortunately, testing it for creating a new instance, throws an error; the script is correctly configured and matches the manual approach above. No logs using taler-merchant-httpd --log=info visible. What exactly is passed as argument ($1) to the script, @sebasjm? Above you see what's expected. |
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Two pix, (1) showing SMS TAN activated; (2) it failing. sms-tan-option-made-required-on-taler-hacktivism.png (186,223 bytes) sms-tan-failing.png (261,476 bytes) |
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Ah, wait -- RTFM: I see; the $1 argument the challenger script is using, doesn't match the documentation where it's just stated to pass the plain phone number: "These scripts will be called by the merchant backend with the first argument being the phone number or the e-mail address, and with the message with the TAN code to send to the user on standard input." https://docs.taler.net/taler-merchant-manual.html I retry. |
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OK, I created a wrapper script to not change the challenger code. merchant-overrides.conf looks like this: ENABLE_SELF_PROVISIONING = YES MANDATORY_TAN_CHANNELS = email sms HELPER_EMAIL = /usr/local/bin/taler-hacktivism-email-helper.sh HELPER_SMS = /usr/local/bin/taler-hacktivism-sms-helper-wrapper.sh HELPER_SMS points to a wrapper file: root@bcead3ae4f5e:/# cat /usr/local/bin/taler-hacktivism-sms-helper-wrapper.sh #!/bin/bash PHONE_NO="$1" JSON_STRING="{\"CONTACT_PHONE\":\"${PHONE_NO}\"}" exec /usr/local/bin/taler-hacktivism-sms-helper.sh $JSON_STRING hacktivismch11sp instance, freshly created, successfully entered by using both factors required (sms AND email). Tested with both gateway providers clicksend and telesign, this to two cellphone providers, using three numbers; all work. Prior instances created without sms tan, can be accessed with email tan alone: good! |
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Ticket will be closed when effectively deployed like this on my.taler-ops.ch, restore blocking relation to 0010630 (thinking first changes to the merchant would be needed; then we would have better gone live without sms tan for a moment). |
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Working on lifeline for my.taler-ops.ch, too: ### root@lifeline:/usr/local/bin# echo "test from lifeline" | ./challenger-send-sms-wrapper.sh +4179...0 Polling message status (reference_id: 36...E0)... Delivered to headset That's using telesign. Works also using clicksend, to another number: ### root@lifeline:/usr/local/bin# ls challenger-send-sms-clicksend.sh challenger-send-sms.sh challenger-send-sms-telesign.sh challenger-send-sms-wrapper.sh lifeline-email-helper.sh ### root@lifeline:/usr/local/bin# mv challenger-send-sms-telesign.sh DISABLED_challenger-send-sms-telesign.sh ### root@lifeline:/usr/local/bin# echo "test from lifeline 2" | ./challenger-send-sms-wrapper.sh +4179...2 Message delivered successfully. ### root@lifeline:/usr/local/bin# => Closing |
- Anonymous
