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1. Here the simplest test script (just some Cyrillic letters):
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#! /bin/bash
ustring="Йцукенг"
eips 1 58 "$ustring"
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When I run it either from terminal or KUAL menu, I got
eips: paint_char> character "�" not available
and no output at Kindle screen. The same reaction happens when string contains particular ASCII symbols, e.g. ' (apostrophe)
2. I'm keeping my own web server and using self-signed SSL certificate (too lazy to get one at Let's Encrypt). There are several options to handle it:
a) import certificate to OS (mntroot rw && cp ca.crt /etc/ssl/ && mntroot ro && update_ca [or something similar])
b) ignore it (possible MiTM attack)
c) put it into more convenient place, e.g. to the same directory as script, and then verify with 'verify=/path/to/cert/file.crt' option
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