Chris Arderne

Decryption should now work automatically on macOS. You'll be prompted by the security tool to enter your password. If anyone shares the equivalent for Linux/WSL I can add that too....

Should be working fine on Linux and macOS. Not likely to put the effort in for Windows any time soon. (But I can give pointers for anyone who’d like to...

@yelworc Oh damn... didn't even realise the media files were also encryped, unless that was a subsequent change... Will need to figure out how to decrypt them.

Seems relatively straightforward: https://github.com/tbvdm/sigtop/blob/2b9a0f94a6fc481434a8b7c95df019acbe06520f/signal/attachment.go#L120

@jathri I'm honestly not sure how the secret is stored on WSL... since there's no Gnome there's probably no Gnome keychain stuff. You might be better off trying [sigtop](https://github.com/tbvdm/sigtop).

@yelworc Decrypting files is now supported via commit https://github.com/carderne/signal-export/commit/3111debf5ea85e4b071535b82e3e14470e6cfae3 released in [v3.1.0](https://github.com/carderne/signal-export/releases/tag/v3.1.0)

@outpoints please start a new thread if you have a separate issue. But to answer your question no this tool wouldn’t help in its current form.

Well done figuring that out. Happy to have a PR to the README if you think you can describe relatively repeatable steps to use on KDE...

Hi @davetroy. 1. Not sure how to solve the problem with the username. Can't promise I'll look into it any time soon but seems important! 2. Yes the command could...

I've had this line in every rye-based Dockerfile for the last few years to work around this. ```Dockerfile RUN sed -i '/^-e ./d' requirements.txt ```