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Enophone login workaround and client download

If you have found this link, then you know what this. I was fortunate to reach the founders on the Internet to ascertain ways in which those who of us who have working headset can still continue to use the device now that the servers have been deprovisioned.

First, if you do not have the latest client, I have secured the clients and hosted them on Mediafire here:

If you happen to be installing the client for the first time you will not be able to run the client. Therefore, you will need to modify the local SQLite DB. The database should be located somewhere in your user directory within the .enowork. The file name should be db_v3.sqlite3.

  1. Make sure that you have a user in the user table
  2. Set the logged_in_user_id in the config table to be that user in the user table.
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HOLY Goodness!

IT WORKS :D

Thank you, @h6y3 !

I finally understood how to make the changes correctly with "DB Browser for SQLite":
The values are not to be written directly into the already existing fields accessible with Browse Data.
I had to click a button that said "Insert a new record in the current table", and then fill that line out.
After filling both lines out (in config and user) I hit "Write Changes", and now everything works :D

Yaaay!! ^_^

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