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David Richmond

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    David Richmond replied to David Richmond's topic in REST API
    Thank you so much for the response Paul! Looking forward to it keep up the great work!
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    Operation refused as the account has 2FA enabled - options?

    David Richmond posted a topic in REST API
    Hey all! Testing out Pulseway's REST API endpoints. I can query for systems, etc but executing a task just gets a happy little 403... Posting to: https://api.pulseway.com/v2/automation/tasks/[redacted]/executions returns this: { "meta": { "response_code": 403, "error_message": "Operation refused as the account has 2FA enabled." }, "data": { "id": 0 } } What recourse do I have here? Is the REST API simply unavailable for task execution in cloud accounts while 2FA is enabled? Suppose I could disable it and just live with a super-long password, but... perhaps there is a way Thanks!

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