Hashed Key Thread Updateing Notifications?

[spl147]

how can we be notified when the hashed key file is updated, since mike is only editing the original post, subscription notifications are not sent.

[onienzeru]

^-- This would be awesome

[Lovely Rita]

No notifications exist in phpBB, by default, for post edits.
This applies to both the user and Admin control panel.

[st4evr]

Additionally, Mike has already mentioned that eventually he would like to have an automatic key/file update occur through the app. So, it’s most likely that is what he will pursue in his development.

[bmillham]

Or at least use a URL that does not change every time you access it so I could do something like setup a cron job that updates the file daily.

[danBoi2016]

what about a database for 4k hashed keys the same used for normal blurays and dvds

[Krawk]

what about a database for 4k hashed keys the same used for normal blurays and dvds

Honestly, worst case scenario, this site or the servers get shut down, if you have the hashed key file locally, you can always decrypt them.

Much like I would like to maintain a copy locally of all BD patches, but I suspect that would get rather large.

[archer]

Or at least use a URL that does not change every time you access it so I could do something like setup a cron job that updates the file daily.

I wrote a small app to do just that (all you need is nodejs (https://nodejs.org/en/download/) installed on windows, osx or linux). And when you run the app, it checks the date in the pinned forum post, if it's a newer date it, it opens the URL and downloads the new keys. I have it running as a cronjob and a windows task.

I'll share it if anyone is interested.

[spl147]

Or at least use a URL that does not change every time you access it so I could do something like setup a cron job that updates the file daily.

I wrote a small app to do just that (all you need is nodejs (https://nodejs.org/en/download/) installed on windows, osx or linux). And when you run the app, it checks the date in the pinned forum post, if it's a newer date it, it opens the URL and downloads the new keys. I have it running as a cronjob and a windows task.

I'll share it if anyone is interested.

please

[garretn]

If you just want a cron job I use this small bash script to do just that:

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#!/bin/bash -x
URL1=$(curl --silent 'https://www.makemkv.com/forum/app.php/feed/topic/16959' | grep tinyupload | sed 's/ /\n/g' | grep '^href.*tinyupload' | sed 's/href="//;s/"//')
URL2=$(curl --silent -c cookies.txt "$URL1" | grep download.php | sed 's/.*download.php/download.php/;s/".*//')

curl --silent -c cookies.txt "http://s000.tinyupload.com/$URL2" | tee hash_keys.txt.new | grep -q VAN_HELSING && mv hash_keys.txt.new ~/.MakeMKV/keys_hashed.txt || (rm -f hash_keys.txt.new && echo failed)

[SamuriHL]

Nice script. Just ran it under WSL and works great. Wish I had thought of that. LOL Thanks for sharing.

[gonca]

Script might not be needed with newest version

DEBUG: Code 03DF
Downloading latest HK to C:/Program Files (Portable)/KEYS ...
Loaded content hash table, will verify integrity of M2TS files.

[bmillham]

If you just want a cron job I use this small bash script to do just that:

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#!/bin/bash -x
URL1=$(curl --silent 'https://www.makemkv.com/forum/app.php/feed/topic/16959' | grep tinyupload | sed 's/ /\n/g' | grep '^href.*tinyupload' | sed 's/href="//;s/"//')
URL2=$(curl --silent -c cookies.txt "$URL1" | grep download.php | sed 's/.*download.php/download.php/;s/".*//')

curl --silent -c cookies.txt "http://s000.tinyupload.com/$URL2" | tee hash_keys.txt.new | grep -q VAN_HELSING && mv hash_keys.txt.new ~/.MakeMKV/keys_hashed.txt || (rm -f hash_keys.txt.new && echo failed)

Thank you for this, tested and working on Mint 19

[spl147]

If you just want a cron job I use this small bash script to do just that:

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#!/bin/bash -x
URL1=$(curl --silent 'https://www.makemkv.com/forum/app.php/feed/topic/16959' | grep tinyupload | sed 's/ /\n/g' | grep '^href.*tinyupload' | sed 's/href="//;s/"//')
URL2=$(curl --silent -c cookies.txt "$URL1" | grep download.php | sed 's/.*download.php/download.php/;s/".*//')

curl --silent -c cookies.txt "http://s000.tinyupload.com/$URL2" | tee hash_keys.txt.new | grep -q VAN_HELSING && mv hash_keys.txt.new ~/.MakeMKV/keys_hashed.txt || (rm -f hash_keys.txt.new && echo failed)

works perfect with a minor change for user scripts on unRAID