LCP DRM - Extracting Files

[DeLitCommonPotoo]

Originally Posted by Martin Krpan

Here it is:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=372589

I just had a look at your source, and a small tip:
I think if you added the --inspect-brk command line argument you could connect to the Electron/Node main process for example shim fs.copyFile to 1. get a full list of files to be extracted without needing to query DOM for them and 2. eliminate the manual "open to Thorium and export to epub" step and just have an automated single-step lcpl -> drmfree epub. Feel free to use Dockerfile as reference.

[Martin Krpan]

Originally Posted by DeLitCommonPotoo

I just had a look at your source, and a small tip:
I think if you added the --inspect-brk command line argument you could connect to the Electron/Node main process for example shim fs.copyFile to 1. get a full list of files to be extracted without needing to query DOM for them and 2. eliminate the manual "open to Thorium and export to epub" step and just have an automated single-step lcpl -> drmfree epub. Feel free to use Dockerfile as reference.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into it.
The app was written in couple of hours as a fun little side project which solved the problem.
Not being able to do everything in one step was definitely on my mind but I could not find the solution right away.
The app will be updated if I manage to implement your solution.

[ownedbycats]

Originally Posted by DeLitCommonPotoo

I could conceivably also have run afoul of reddits anti-spam detection. I created a fresh reddit account for the purpose, and found a few old threads of people asking for help with LCP DRM where I crosslinked to my post asking if they might try because I was curious how generally applicable the script was, but perhaps that got flagged as spammy behavior.

I'll perhaps reupload somewhere later, but that will be some other day.

Fresh reddit account, most subreddits remove posts if not have enough reputation (upvotes). Can be frustrating as new user.

[mrbrune]

Originally Posted by nnss

https://gitflic.ru/project/lcpdisliker/dedrmlcpatch
Download it Before it's deleted

I hate using calibre so i make a fork with easy docker support for running it. https://gitflic.ru/project/mikudaio/dedrmlcpatch

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by mrbrune

I hate using calibre so i make a fork with easy docker support for running it. https://gitflic.ru/project/mikudaio/dedrmlcpatch

Most people prefer to use calibre. Did you make any changes other then making this harder to use?