AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'attrs'

[Falcon-1]

I'm unable to run the script on Ubuntu 16.10:

$ python -V
Python 2.7.12+
$ python cure.py -i test.epub -o out.epub
Curing test.epub ...
[parseContainer] Found entrypoint to ePub: OPS/content.opf

 === Removing 'Ex Libris' watermark (WM0) === 

OPS/content.opf
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "cure.py", line 318, in <module>
    main(sys.argv[1:])
  File "cure.py", line 306, in main
    wm0(entry)
  File "cure.py", line 49, in wm0
    exlibris_filename =  dict(exlibris.attrs)[u'href']
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'attrs'

[grayleonard]

Thanks for reporting - could you send me the epub file you tested the script with? My email is in my profile.

[l0new4nder3r]

Hey grayleonard,

Just to let you know I ran into the exact same issue today - using macOs Sierra 10.12.4.

Went through some pain to make the correct version of python and the needed dependencies work altogether on my mac (py version = 2, imagemagick 6.9 and not 7) ; now I am all set, but same bug as previously mentioned by falcon-1. Let me know if you want me to send you the epub file I have for testing.

my2cents : in OEBPS/content.opf, there ain't no tag with id "exlibris".

Digging further, the watermarks in the file I have don't fit what's described... I'll try and remove the sneaky data myself by hand before uploading... For your record : in the Text folder files (xhtml) at the end : <p(...)>Tirage n° ...@......com</p>

and

<!-- customer .... + timestamp + -->

Thanks for the tool anyway!

[grayleonard]

Ah interesting, thanks for the description @l0new4nder3r. There's no error handling in the script, and I imagine new .epubs have slighly different DRM methods that throw off the script. My email is in my profile, thanks for offering to send it over!

[l0new4nder3r]

No worries, I thought so (even tho I dunno much about python, I am a java dev). I think that this one ebook has no proper drm, only watermarks to track who bought the book - why I fell on you github anyway :-)

Mail coming in a few, thx for the answer!

[grayleonard]

Got it, taking a look now.

[grayleonard]

Hey @l0new4nder3r - just pushed e6923b2, and your file should be handled correctly. However, the file you sent has different protections -- doesn't seem like it uses Booxtream.