Adobe ADEPT DRM for EPUB circumvented

[doreenjoy]

I've downloaded aineptepub for Python 2.6 (the version I have installed). I have ineptepub (GUI version) working fine, but I'm struggling with aineptepub.

Can anyone give me the syntax for aineptepub? I've looked through a dozen pages of this thread and tried search, but to no avail.

[pthwaite]

I think if you read the python file, any text exitor, it tells you within the prpgramme. It usually shows up with the error message but thatcan be somewhat fleeting
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[doreenjoy]

Originally Posted by pthwaite

I think if you read the python file, any text exitor, it tells you within the prpgramme. It usually shows up with the error message but thatcan be somewhat fleeting
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Thanks, I tried that. It says "double click to run" which does nothing. So I thought I needed a command line argument.

Maybe I'll poke around for a different script; this one may not be functional.


ETA: YEP, looks like I had a bad script. Problem solved, thanks.

[FlorenceArt]

Originally Posted by doreenjoy

Thanks, I tried that. It says "double click to run" which does nothing. So I thought I needed a command line argument.

Maybe I'll poke around for a different script; this one may not be functional.


ETA: YEP, looks like I had a bad script. Problem solved, thanks.

Have you tried running it in command line with just the script name (python aineptepub)? It might give you the syntax. One of the scripts I use does that anyway.

[doreenjoy]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Have you tried running it in command line with just the script name (python aineptepub)? It might give you the syntax. One of the scripts I use does that anyway.

Thanks -- I did solve the problem. I had a bad script.

[rrogde]

Originally Posted by abjdiat

I purchased a epub book from kobobooks and added it to ADE,
the ineptkey script gives me this error

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\jaffar\Desktop\ineptkey.pyw", line 230, in main
    retrieve_key(keypath)
  File "C:\Users\jaffar\Desktop\ineptkey.pyw", line 203, in retrieve_key
    with open(keypath, 'wb') as f:
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'adeptkey.der'

sorry, i figured it out, it's okay now

Hi, can you please tell me what you did to fix this problem......thanks

[texasnightowl]

Happy Dance Time!

Those of you who know where to find these things There is a new v2.0 zip that contains Calibre plugins for EPUB files!!! Adobe and B&N!!! I've downloaded an am about to try them!


Whohoo! Worked great! Tested with 4 B&N epubs. I used config method 2 (see the readme in the download) and put my der and b64 files in the Calibre config folder. Yay!

Another edit to clarify: I run Windows 7 x64.

[pietvo]

By the way, how do you get B&N epubs? When I buy B&N ebooks I get pdb which is more hassle to convert to liberate and convert to epub.

[FlorenceArt]

Originally Posted by texasnightowl

Happy Dance Time!

Those of you who know where to find these things There is a new v2.0 zip that contains Calibre plugins for EPUB files!!! Adobe and B&N!!! I've downloaded an am about to try them!


Whohoo! Worked great! Tested with 4 B&N epubs. I used config method 2 (see the readme in the download) and put my der and b64 files in the Calibre config folder. Yay!

Sounds cool, thank you. Do you know if they work on Mac?

[texasnightowl]

Originally Posted by pietvo

By the way, how do you get B&N epubs? When I buy B&N ebooks I get pdb which is more hassle to convert to liberate and convert to epub.

if I remember right, it is MAC users who get pdb files these days? are you running a mac? I use windows and get epubs when I download.

[texasnightowl]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Sounds cool, thank you. Do you know if they work on Mac?

I do not know actually. My guess would be if you were previously able to use ineptepub or ignoble then the plugins would probably work for you, but I know nothing about Mac's and don't know if the previous python scripts worked on Mac's or not.

[FlorenceArt]

Originally Posted by texasnightowl

I do not know actually. My guess would be if you were previously able to use ineptepub or ignoble then the plugins would probably work for you, but I know nothing about Mac's and don't know if the previous python scripts worked on Mac's or not.

Yes, the scripts work on Mac, mostly, but only in a terminal window - although it may be possible to encapsulate them in a script, I'm not sure. Anyway, I'll just have to download the package and read the doc to find out, I guess.

[pdurrant]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Sounds cool, thank you. Do you know if they work on Mac?

They should do. I haven't tested myself, but some other people have (alledgedly ).

[krischik]

Originally Posted by texasnightowl

Those of you who know where to find these things

For those not in the know which payers do they have to voice to the Google god for personal enlightenment?

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Yes, the scripts work on Mac, mostly, but only in a terminal window - although it may be possible to encapsulate them in a script, I'm not sure. Anyway, I'll just have to download the package and read the doc to find out, I guess.

Hi,

On a Mac they do work and do NOT need a terminal window. You can simply double-click them. If that doesn't work, then you changed what launches .pyw files on your Mac away from the Python Launcher.app or you are running Mac OS X 10.5 whose Python Launcher.app is broken and needs to have its preferences changed to get things to work.

Since neither of these is DRM specific, I would be happy to tell people how to get the gui versions (.pyw) working by a simple double-click on a Mac, just pm me here.

KevinH