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Thanks for that! Your script is very similar to my script, which essentially does the curl command with the same options, except I'm using port 443 and not 8443. I tried with a new API key/secret from the root account to rule out permission issues, but still I get "Endpoint not found" when trying that curl command.

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/usr/bin/curl -s -k -u $KEY:$SECRET https://192.168.0.1:443/api/backup/backup/download                                   
{"errorMessage":"Endpoint not found"}

Is there a configuration somewhere (or a plugin) that is required for this to work? I'm starting to get the impression my instance might be misconfigured, but I'm not sure how.

I have a backup script which was running `curl -s -k -u $KEY:$SECRET https://$HOST/api/backup/backup -o opnsense-config-$(/bin/date +%Y%m%d).xml` and now since I upgraded to 25.1 it returns Endpoint not found. According to the current docs, I see that the API endpoint should now be `https://$HOST/api/core/backup/download` but that still returns Endpoint not found. Digging a bit deeper, it appears that `host` might be a required parameter but it's unclear whether that is true, or what the value should be set to. I just use the IP 192.168.0.1 to access OPNSense. Trying a few guess and check options such as `https://$HOST/api/core/backup/download/192.168.0.1` returns nothing. So does `https://$HOST/api/core/backup/download/nonsense` so I don't know how to determine what the value of host should be if it's even needed.

I tried dev tools and clicked download in the UI to see what the network request looks like, but it appears to be calling diag_backup.php instead of the API, so I'm at a loss. Any suggestions?