Open Kodar-le-dok opened 2 years ago
Looks like there's been an issue with the Python install under Wine, and that's why it was unable to grab the ADE encryption keys from your Wine install.
Especially for Linux users, I'd suggest dropping ADE and using the ACSM Input plugin for Calibre instead - no more need for Wine and closed-source ADE. In order to use that with the book you already downloaded through ADE, you'll have to authorize the ACSM plugin with the same AdobeID as your ADE install (I hope you used an ADE ID and no machine authorization?). If you didn't authorize ADE with an AdobeID, you'll have to import the existing anonymous authorization into the ACSM plugin - but I'm not sure how well that'll work through Wine.
I should really update the FAQ and include a note about that plugin so people use that instead of ADE.
Question / bug report
I have bought the digital version of a book from the Ellipses editor and I cannot manage to remove the DRM using your tool, with the last version of Calibre under Debian testing. The digital books from this editor are .acsm files, which are to be managed with Adobe Digital Editions. My computer runs Debian "bookworm" and, as suggested here, I installed Adobe Digital Editions 2.0.1 on my Wine API. The main problem appears to be getting the key while loading the book in Calibre:
The installation process I have used is actually described here.
Which version of Calibre are you running?
5.40
Which version of the DeDRM plugin are you running?
10.0.2
If applicable, which version of the Kindle software are you running?
No response
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