TheDcoder

It is not supported. The `SubmitWithdraw` option is not available in the `apiCall` method/function. Someone should add it

@tophf That sounds good to me!

I don't think it does, and for what it's worth, Arch Linux doesn't support SELinux either.

Fair enough, so I tested it with `secret-tool` from [libsecret](https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Libsecret): ``` $ secret-tool lookup spot_credentials yes {"username":"","password":"","token":"","token_expiry_time":{"secs_since_epoch":1685608276,"nanos_since_epoch":271279756},"country":""} ``` I think it's working properly :slightly_smiling_face:

> Works fine if I disable the options to prompt before allowing a third party app to read password: (excuse my French) Ah, so that's the thing responsible for the...

@xou816 By the way, this might be unrelated to this issue, but spot seems to be refreshing the login token each time, is this intended behavior? I know that this...

Thanks for the info on validation. > Otherwise, for resuming downloads, its complicated right now. GOG provides endpoints for partial downloads, though for at least one game, I noticed it...

Thanks for the cool mini-guide! I was mostly thinking about the first scenario (without the throwaway part), I don't really have the space to download ALL of my library, so...

I agree that it's more of an argument for removing `/usr/local`, however since this has always been present in `doas` and most of OpenDoas's users are on Linux anyway, we...

Ah, that makes more sense. In that case I think we're better off removing `/usr/local` from `safepath` entirely and implementing `DEFAULTPATH`. A way to make it user-configurable would be nice...