Shouldn't there be a warning, then?
Good point!
Posts by vpeter
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I think you are out of luck. Internet doesn't forget things
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Even if the cards are declared same size they have different actual size. The difference can vary to even 1 GB.
It is nothing to worry
That's why making SD card image and restoring to another card doesn't always work.
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Yes, with this function Python and samba build fine. This time didn't test if addon actually works but I would say it does (like last time).
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Did you tried with my (updated) post_makeinstall_target() function for Python? It works here.
Previously I removed python lib too ( how stupid
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Will LibreELEC have this problem too with accelerated content?
Instead of comments above you could answer main question?
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Seems application is build without HTTPS support. Sadly I didn't noticed that at the time of writing because only http links was tested and used
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Yes, I only think according to this: force factory-reset with SSH
But you can try and report back the result
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Connect keyboard and type
Coderm -rf /storage/.update/* reboot -
You could still call sshfs directly from systemd script.
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CN probably means Common Name which means because of * it will not work. As I wrote according to my findings there must be FQDN of the server (or maybe IP address.)
For testing use openssl client with your certificate. The first thing is to make TLS connection and dav protocol comes later to he game
I think the easiest would be to regenerate this certificate with openssl.
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No, the problem is with Type=fuse.sshfs.
Seems sysetmd doesn't find sshfs correctly. I read somewhere that PATH is not transferred correctly and maybe systemd doesn't find sshfs.
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/storage/.config/cacert.pem is concatenated file of all user's certificates. This content is then added to the end of file /etc/ssl/cacert.pem.system to final file which is actually used /run/libreelec/cacert.pem.
Also check your certificate with
Codeopenssl x509 -in certificate.pem -textto see if name is correct
I think good start to debug this issue is with curl (or openssl client) itself to connect to your source using this certificate.
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I did spend lot of time on such certificate issues here on a forum and also on Kodi issues. No idea why it doesn't work for you
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Enable CURL component in Kodi debug and maybe something more will be visible.
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I'm wondering why |verifypeer=false doesn't work. Try with |verifypeer=false&auth=SSL/TLS.
Post whole kodi debug and check that curl is selected as a debug component.
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Do you even have file /storage/.config/cacert.pem ?
Also after all the changes reboot the box because cacert.pem is used from openssl-config.servic. Not sure if SSL_CERT_FILE is even applied here.
Also read this: How to connect to Filezilla FTP over TLS server to stream music?
