False alarm! I have installed the linuxserver updates one by one and everything has gone well, but it is surprising that today between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm linuxserver has updated three docker images.
Posts by elonesna
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Watch out! with today's docker updates several linuxserver services like wireguard and tvheadend have started to go down, I needed to recover my LibreELEC backups and stop the updates until I know what happens
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My LE network is made up of a cheap x86_64 server and five CoreELEC clients, two at home, and three away from home in different locations and even in another country. All devices perform a daily backup on the server, a daily reboot, a playback stop when the remote is not used for three hours, two of them act as network gateways, and the possibility of shutdown is disabled so that I can do updates at any time. Everything works perfectly for me and my experience tells me that kodi restarts only with dodgy addons. Find them and uninstall them!
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Try WireGuard or ZeroTier, it's much easier. For OpenVPN server I use my old Asus router because it is also very easy to set up. Security tip: never use login/password, only certificates
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With what you are saying, it seems that the problem is in LE 11, a version that I do not use. It seems that you will have to wait for the correction of this bug.
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Sorry, I don't understand what you are saying, I have been using the "KN Switchtimer Service" addon from the "Kodinerds Addon Repo" repository for a long time and it has always worked well for me switching TV channels. Segmentation errors are usually caused by some program defect that is corrected with a more recent version!
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What you say is nonsense, please, with a kodi-libreelec web service you will never be able to configure a docker-container-service, explain yourself better, what container do you want to configure
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I will be very attentive to the answers because this problem is the reason that my TV server LE x86_64 is still stuck on LE 9.2.6. The TVH client and server tvheadend 4.2 or 4.3 addons are not to blame, I use docker tvheadend 4.3 and the same thing happens. At the moment the only solution I have found is to change the server to Ubuntu and compile the dvb drivers myself.
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Whenever I have tried to use over-the-air EPG with tvheadend I have had problems. I have been using EPG Grabbers Modules for almost four years now, and I use many of them (12 for almost 700 terrestrial, satellite and IPTV channels), without problems
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This does not work or works very poorly. The best places to find new and old versions including .tar files are
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Start by installing LibreELEC and solve the problems one by one, for the boot disk 256 GB is enough, I don't think you will ever need anything bigger, mine after a year and a half is working at 51% capacity, my storage drive is 5TB because I also use it as my private cloud.
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I guess this is to watch video and listen to audio only in the living room of your house ... this is killing flies with cannon shots with very expensive bullets!
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I also have an Intel i5 mini PC that I bought very cheap and it has to use the fan to decode 4K, but I am very happy with it. Using it as a server I don't need to decode 4K because the clients will, besides being my home server it's also my NAS, my home cloud, my media server, my TV server, my acestream server, my emule server, my torrent server, my remote access VPN server, my two security camera storage server, my real-time backup place for smartphones when we are away from home so we don't miss any photos or videos, my remote desktop PC that I use with my tablet when I am away from home, and also uses LE with Kodi but it is not connected to any TV, I only access the desktop with VNC.
This miniPC is the server of a small network of cheap arm devices with CE spread over four different locations and they have almost nothing to do since the hard work is done by the server, they just have to play whatever the server sends: SD, HD or 4K.
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Does anyone know of an alternative way to add a openvpn client?
Starting the OpenVPN Client service in LibreELEC from autostart.sh without using Zomboided is not difficult:
The easiest way to do it might be this:
- Put the .ovpn config file in /storage/.config directory
- Put a text file with the access username on one line, and the password on another line in the file /storage/.config/login.txt
- Open the .ovpn file with a text editor and replace 'auth-user-pass' with 'auth-user-pass /storage/.config/login.txt'
- Finally, to start this service, include the following lines of code in /storage/.config/autostart.sh
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sleep 20s
/usr/sbin/openvpn --daemon --config /storage/.config/<open-vpn-config-file>.ovpn &
)&
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Maybe I am wrong in thinking that LibreELEC does not support vpnc for client for Cisco VPN3000 Concentrator, IOS and PIX!
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Here is a good kodi repository for legal and free content from Pluto TV, Samsung TV Plus, and others. Select yourself the country that interests you: https://k.slyguy.xyz/repository.slyguy.zip
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I use docker linuxserver/wireguard in server mode with LibreELEC x86_64, and also in client mode with Ubuntu x86_64. For my CoreELEC arm devices I use 'entware wg-quick' because it allows me to easily access my DDNS server, which is difficult to do with 'connman'.
