Robert Brock

Original issue is solved in pull request #11.

I don't disagree with any of this, and I'd rather lose the C# service altogether and do it all in the dll because you can't delete the strings from memory...

There's forks with PRs that aren't getting merged here that allow for filtering by username/groups, and further improvements like stopping/starting the service cleanly (there's a port binding issue) and integration...

Well, mine is one. ;)

Nice. I didn't see a way to piggy back on your PR, but I used it to add checks that the user's name doesn't appear in the password. Cheers!

Hi, I just added this over on my fork. Not currently checking the pwnage count as I'm not convinced that any number higher than 0 is acceptable, but feel free...

Hi Muammar, I'm trying to use this and came across this issue. If you're inclined to reopen, I'm happy to help test, or produce whatever debug outputs you might want.

Sure thing. I'm on Kali-rolling, kernel 4.11.3, pulse-audio, and KDE plasma. Running mkchromecast from their repo, which mirrors debian-testing: ``` robert@CrashBox:~/Documents$ apt show mkchromecast Package: mkchromecast Version: 0.3.7+git20170130-2 Priority: optional...

No, it disappears entirely from the systray. Note that if you want to reproduce in kali I have installed KDE and removed gnome. Given that OP was also using KDE,...

If OPF is the only password filter in play, the reason for rejection will be logged in the application log.