Posts by vpeter

# copy skin folder and change it's content
cp -r /usr/share/kodi/addons/skin.estuary /storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuary.edit

# if name is also changed then new skin must be selected from Kodi settings !!!
sed -i 's/id=\"skin.estuary\"/id=\"skin.estuary.edit\"/' /storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuary.edit/addon.xml
sed -i 's/name=\"Estuary\"/name=\"Estuary (Edit)\"/' /storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuary.edit/addon.xml

And then edit files in /storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuary.edit.

Try with nohup

nohup /storage/urserver-3.6.0.745/urserver

This reading could help: PXE Boot stuck on reboot/shutdown

Your line 3 above is wrong.

What you get with command

cat /storage/.config/autostart.sh

Then put this in autostart.sh:

sleep 4
ir-keytable -p mce_kbd -p rc-6

Until proper solution will be suggested wrote ir-keytable command in file /storage/.config/autostart.sh.

Try MCE Keyboard input not detected

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P.S (off topic) (Ovi from TBS here )

Welcome

I though openssl uses this file by default? If not then it is ok to use different name (didn't look into this part).

openssl.cnf is not relevant here.

Sure, this would work also and it is initial idea.

But you need to leave /etc/ssl/cert.pem because this is default name used. Use symbolic link instead.

Also I would rename openssl-config to something more appropriate.

Ah, then nothing. At least you have workaround

You can try this: libreelec-generic.x86_64-9.0-devel-20180713105447-32ef9ba-certs-test.img.gz

• remove mount line of /etc/ssl from autostart.sh
• create folder /storage/.config/ssl-certs if doesn't exist
• copy your cacert.pem file there (filename is not important)
• update certs with command update-ca-certificates.sh

With little more investigation I got more elegant solution.

Curl needs to be build with --with-ca-path=/storage/.config/ssl-certs instead of --without-ca-path. Then users pem files can be put in this folder. But pem file needs to be named by the hash values with command cd /storage/.config/ssl-certs && find *.pem -exec sh -c 'ln -s $0 $(openssl x509 -hash -noout -in "$0").0' {} \;.

Probably better path would be standard one /etc/ssl/certs/ with link to /storage.

Save the file in UNIX format (not DOS).

Or convert it with dos2unix program:

dos2unix /storage/.config/sleep.d/01-dvb.power

I made few tests and seems the only solution is to add self signed CA certificate (cacert.pem) to /etc/ssl/cert.pem file. This way all CA's are usable. Of course for this folder must be writable.

But maybe I'm wrong and there is better solution

autostart.sh script will mount ssl folder to make it writable. But you need to make folder /storage/ssl where you add/change files (as written in one of my post).

I did reproduce the issue but even with copying cacert.pem to ssl folder didn't make it work. Probably because I don't really understand all those certificate stuff Was just following first google tutorial for creating self signed certificate.