Self-Hosted hCaptcha #723
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Hi, first I want to say thank you for the great work, it really helps a lot! I am currently hosting a website for all my home automation stuff. It would be quite cool to generate the hCaptcha directly there if it expires. Then I would not have to do manual copying but could just copy the token to my python file. I have made an account with hCaptcha and it works. I can generate tokens, however mine don't seem to work with the api and I don't know why. Mine are also way longer than the ones generated hear: https://bimmer-connected.readthedocs.io/en/stable/captcha/rest_of_world.html What do I need to change to make my captcha tokens work? Thank you for your help! Jakob |
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Never mind, I just didn't understand how Captchas work. You obviously need the data-sitekey from BMW, otherwise the check on the serverside fails. |
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Yes, thats correct. You could host that locally of course and not rely on our docs (and maybe host it with an actual backend to forward you). |
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Never mind, I just didn't understand how Captchas work.
You obviously need the data-sitekey from BMW, otherwise the check on the serverside fails.