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asyncua

asyncua

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Updated5/1/2026

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AFFECTSRootCause

you have to load your certificate and private key in the client side code — client side code. Tension: I'm still able to authenticate myself and connect. Outcome: await client.load_client_certificate(cert) await client.load_private_key(private_key).

AFFECTSRootCause

If someone knows what functions I need to use to create two users, one with admin privileges and the other with none, please let me know. — with the asyncua examples. Tension: You have to create a class that implements get_user. Outcome: return User(role=UserRole.Admin).

REQUIRESSolution

you have to load your certificate and private key in the client side code — client side code. Outcome: await client.load_client_certificate(cert) await client.load_private_key(private_key).

REQUIRESSolution

You have to create a class that implements get_user — To use the manager in your code:. Tension: server = Server(user_manager=cert_user_manager). Outcome: user_manager = CustomUserManager().

REQUIRESSolution

client = Client(url=url) client.set_user('admin') client.set_password('secret_admin_pw') — to connect as the client to the url. Tension: I cant set the username. Outcome: And now it works.

PERTAIN_TOProblem

Now I need to add security to the server and client, and for now, using a username and password is fine. — with the asyncua examples, I created the example that I need for a real project. Tension: If someone knows what functions I need to use to create two users, one with admin privileges and the other with none, please let me know. Outcome: You have to create a class that implements get_user.

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