Main debug: Copyright © 1996-2018 the VideoLAN team Main debug: VLC media player - 3.0.6 Vetinari Sorry, I hadn't come across qemu when I wrote the above, I hadn't realised as virtualisation software it wouldn't mix with wine. Unless I can pass on the keys to someone here, or if there is no fix on linux, or just borrow a Windows PC.

I have just read post #13 quoted above on this thread,, so I suppose without the private key to hand, there can be no manual submission.

So this is everything that is already working on my side I know embedding a key into an application isn't really a secure solution - but I think it serves the purpose (if someone has a better idea just tell me). On the other end I've created a php-script that checks if the checksum matches the data and if the signature validates against the checksum with the help of a public key. The original XML (BlurayMetaXML or BlurayLegacyXML) is Base64 encoded - a SHA256 checksum is created from the data, a unique uuid and the timestamp - and the checksum is signed with libsodium and a private key that is 'embedded' into findvuk. and decided that it's necessary to sign the xml in order to decide if it's trustworthy or not. 20:54:42 - AACS folder on disc is reachable - ValidateVUK is possibleĢ0:54:42 - VolumeName >Girls Last Tour BD1A6F46A9186017B15F65E227456E41025DD1F94DEBD6601> UnitKeyENC (1) >8535A82C1531F96CE1B3349EFF477DA81> UnitKeyDEC (1) >434CA1380EE1E6E99D56C8C5EB29A7A4FindVUK 1.240<Īnd I also thought how it's possible to prevent invalid entries in the database created by super funny script kiddies.

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