Pascal Widdershoven

Hi thanks for your report. I haven't noticed this myself on my Kindle4NT, but I'll look into it soon. Are you sure it's not charging when in sleep?

Indeed @coder543 that's exactly right :-) I realize it's not super convenient, but due to the continuous fetch-then-sleep loop you don't have many choices. I briefly looked into detecting the...

In theory most of the code will run on any Linux system. However there are currently a couple dependencies on the Kindle specifically: * [Some Kindle specific startup code](https://github.com/pascalw/kindle-dash/blob/main/src/dash.sh#L30-L33) *...

Hi sorry for my late reply. I'll try to look into this later this week. It seems to be a file permissions issue. Btw HTTPS should work. The HTTP client...

@iantearle @floftus-at-csm I've looked into this and indeed it seems this must be related to (some of the files) somehow missing the executable bit in your case. I've checked the...

> +1 > This would also allow, when testing ruby-based apps, for a volume of pre-installed gems to be mounted into each container. This would bypass the costly re-installation of...

I'm running into this as well. I want to run k3s on a VPS, so it's not desirable if all ports are open externally. If I try to block ports...

@floftus-at-csm which Kindle model are you using? On my kindle 4 NT I do have a system certificate bundle at `/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt`. I guess that other models might not have this?...

@floftus-at-csm or @penguin86 could you try if the attached `xh` build works for you? [xh.zip](https://github.com/pascalw/kindle-dash/files/11010968/xh.zip)

Humm that's interesting. I guess it might be a bug in `xh` then. I don't have much time to dive into it now unfortunately, maybe I'll have another look later....