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Are there any best practices how to easily get the Captcha string? I'm providing a Perl based Interface for the home automation system FHEM and the best I could come...

I actually do not use Signal Desktop at all here. Your solution with the Windows registry hack sounds interesting. It is more straight forward than digging deep into the data...

Thx. Will try it out. For calling the webserver I just hope the captcha token contains no chars that need to be escaped.

Works like a charm - after confirming the start of PowerShell, the window opens for a second and then the Webpage is called with the token using: @="powershell.exe Start-Process -FilePath...

On Linux it partially works like this (only with Firefox - Chromium seems to try to handle this internally and might require a different appraoch): Create a file _~/.local/share/applications/signalcaptcha.desktop_ with...

Just noticed that there already is a pull request that should support this: https://github.com/AsamK/signal-cli/pull/728 @johnfreed looks like it is a bit outdated. I would appreciate if you would resubmit

I solved this in the following way: Whenever I get an empty message, but with the group field filled, I reload the membership information of this group. That will tell...

I'm just keeping it in a hash in memory, since I simply reload it on program init (listGroups, then per group getGroupName, isMember, isGroupBlocked, getGroupMembers). In case of the update...

I tried this, but somehow fail to receive that message. As dry-run I just did a dbus-monitor --system "type='signal',interface='org.freedesktop.DBus.ObjectManager.InterfacesAdded'" I would expect this to trigger signals when restarting signal-cli daemon,...

I added a PR #1235 for this using the new approach - waiting for reviews