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@dnlm I actually tried solving the captcha by using tesseract - and failed miserably ::( I didn't think about solving the captcha manually. The thing is the captcha is autocreated,...

check out the latest feature which doesn't rely on username/password/mfa but uses the refresh_token returned by proper device registration: https://github.com/adn77/alexa-cookie-cli or more on my blog: https://blog.loetzimmer.de/2021/09/alexa-remote-control-shell-script.html

You shouldn't cross-post excessively :D Well, you already figured out how to run the alexa-cookie-cli on another workstation. The problem that remains is retrieving the CSRF. As I made some...

Try `echo 'hey you' | grep -E '\sy'` which should print *hey you* If that's the case, please checkout the latest version, I made a slight change to the "grep"...

The Announcement feature is not used anymore. Are you sure to use the latest version? I just annoyed my neighborhood with 'Schatzi, Schatzi, Schatzi, schenk mir ein Foto!' on 100%...

@friggeri you would have to change my clumsy command line parsing as well... feel free to supply a PR

This isn't implemented yet.

I don't know if this is any help to your original issue - for running the backup solution Urbackup in docker on DSM7 I have been successfully using the btrfs...

I found this delimiter expression /s(?=(?:[^"]*"[^"]*")*[^"]*$)/ here https://github.com/GEBITSolutions/fluent-plugin-fortigate-logs-parser/blob/9f5e3c31e762d5839e0f446054f9347da1892879/lib/fluent/plugin/parser_fortigate_logs.rb#L5 Even better - use the *logfmt* parser :)

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