OtrDecoder
Page: onlinetvrecorder.com
Linux decoder for Linux Mint / Debian: Dynamic, 64 bits
Code to decode all .otrkey files in a specific folder:
##!/bin/bash
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## Settings ##
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Downloads="$HOME/Downloads"
OtrDecoder="$HOME/Downloads/otrdecoder/otrdecoder"
OtrEmail="$OTRMAIL"
echo -n "Password:"
read -s OtrPassword
echo
find "$Downloads" -regex ".+\.otrkey$" -type f | while IFS= read -r file; do
echo "------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "File: $file"
TargetFile=$(echo "$file" | sed -nE 's/(.+)\.otrkey$/\1/p')
if [ -f "$TargetFile" ]; then
echo "Output file already exists!"
elif $OtrDecoder -e "$OtrEmail" -p "$OtrPassword" -o "$Downloads" -i "$file"; then
# Remove the following line to keep the original file after decoding:
rm "$file"
echo "Decoding done"
else
echo "Error decoding!"
fi
echo "------------------------------------------------------------"
done
echo "No more files found."
read -p "Press enter to continue"Funny enough, despite the bin-bash header and setting the file to launch in a terminal in the menu editor, I had to add /bin/bash in front of the sh file as the command to execute for it to run.