Magicotr

This script decodes .otrkey files from onlinetvrecorder.com. It asks for username and password once and stores it in a file in your homedirectory. If you assign the command to .otrkey files, decoding works with a klick.

#!/bin/bash                                      
 
#defaulvariables
#file where username and password will be stored
FILE=~/.otrpass                                 
#mode for the passwordfile, default 600 (user rw, group and world nothing)
FILEMODE=600                                                              
 
#languagestuff ##german
username="Benutzername"
pass="Passwort"        
BEGINDECODE="Beginne Dekodierungsvorgang..."
ENDDECODE="Dekodierung abgeschlossen. Sie sollten jetzt\neine Datei mit dem gleichen Namen wie die Ursprungsdatei in ihrem Ordner\n vorfinden, bei der nur die Endung .otrkey fehlt."
#end language
 
#start real script
 
#check for passwordfile
if [ -f $FILE ]; then
        #ok, now start reading the file
        EMAIL=$(cat $FILE | grep LOGIN |cut -d'"' -f2)
        PASSWORD=$(cat $FILE | grep PASSWORD |cut -d'"' -f2)
 
#if no passwordfile, create one and ask user
else
        echo "Keyfile not available, starting configuration"
        EMAIL=$(kdialog --title 'OTR-DECODER-SCRIPT' --inputbox "$username: (Login onlinetvrecorder.com)")
        echo LOGIN=\"$EMAIL\" > $FILE
        PASSWORD=$(kdialog --title 'OTR-DECODER-SCRIPT' --password "$pass:")
        echo PASSWORD=\"$PASSWORD\" >> $FILE
        echo "setting restrictions for $FILE to $FILEMODE"
        chmod $FILEMODE $FILE
fi
 
# ok, password and username available, start decoding
kdialog --passivepopup  "$BEGINDECODE" 5
otrdecoder -e $EMAIL -p $PASSWORD -i $1
kdialog --passivepopup  "$ENDDECODE" 5