Quote:
Originally Posted by tacosauce
I'm at a bit of a loss here, when I try to run Obok DeDRM from the officially sourced install, it fails to find the necessary userkeys for the desktop app. However, if I run Obok using the install sourced from pacman, it works as it should. I'm currently running CachyOS(Arch) Linux, and I also have a second partition with Linux Bazzite where Obok functions normally from the official install.
So far I've tried: Installing the same version thats available on pacman(8.7), using an isolated install, uninstalling the pacman version but leaving the dependencies before installing the official binary, running the install of Calibre I have installed on a different OS partition, and installing a different version of Obok. None of it works other than running Calibre from pacman and I'm not sure whats so different that makes the plugin unhappy.
Here are some outputs from the terminal:
Calibre 8.15
Code:
❯ calibre
Running Obok DeDRM v10.0.9
Obok v10.0.9
Copyright © 2012-2023 Physisticated et al.
/tmp/calibre-3felv_1_/tmpftk_g8x8
Error parsing Kobo plist: no legacy user key found.
/bin/sh: symbol lookup error: /bin/sh: undefined symbol: rl_print_keybinding
/bin/sh: symbol lookup error: /bin/sh: undefined symbol: rl_print_keybinding
~ 12s
Pacman 8.7
Code:
Running Obok DeDRM v10.0.9
Obok v10.0.9
Copyright © 2012-2023 Physisticated et al.
/tmp/calibre-e6ibk1kf/tmptn4efztt
Error parsing Kobo plist: no legacy user key found.
/bin/sh: line 1: ipconfig: command not found
Found 12 possible keys to try.
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The solution is to remove Obok. In calibre, install ACSM Input and DeDRM. Then once you have everything properly configured, download ePub from Kobo. Don't download KePub. Then you can use calibre to convert your ePub to KePub as you send to your Kobo.