Error message running android.py and androidkindlekey.py about dedrm_tools HOT 4 CLOSED

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Actually, what works is:

dsns = cursor.fetchall()

and

tokens = cursor.fetchall()

If you ignore tokens, you get just half a key. I was lucky, because on one of my devices this was the entire key, but on one of my other devices, I needed both halves, so tokens = [''] doesn't work. Is it really necessary to encode the keys in UTF-8 anyway? After all there's no difference if you only use 7-bits ASCII.

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Thanks for the extra info. I’m putting android to one side briefly while I concentrate on getting the B&N URL fix done. (I tried doing both at once which was a mistake, just from a keeping things straight in my mind point of view.)

I’m currently working on a 6.2.2 without the android stuff, and once that’s done I’ll move on to getting a 6.3.1 release with the Android code in it. If I have problems at that point I might get back to you.

Thanks again for the interest,

Harper.

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Actually, what works is:

dsns = cursor.fetchall()

and

tokens = cursor.fetchall()

If you ignore tokens, you get just half a key. I was lucky, because on one of my devices this was the entire key, but on one of my other devices, I needed both halves, so tokens = [''] doesn't work. Is it really necessary to encode the keys in UTF-8 anyway? After all there's no difference if you only use 7-bits ASCII.

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Fixed in the current release.

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