02-08-2024, 03:52 PM
Hi,
I was about to ask for help, but I have managed to fix my problem. But it seems it should be a problem for many. So let me show you how I resolved my issue.
I was testing radio browser integration in home assistant. Home Assistant is connecting to moode with mpd integration.
I noticed half of my local stations don't work. moode GUI just spills errors cURL certificate verification error.
I've opened the radio station in desktop and mobile chrome and it works fine https://play.global.audio/
So I tried to check for updates in moode - none
I tried to check for updates with apt-get - none
However, the latest package of ca-certificates for bullseye is from 3 years ago.
So I tried to find a way to install the latest - impossible.
So I decided to put some .crt files in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates and run update
I downloaded the missing one for that radio from issuer https://support.sectigo.com/articles/Kno...rtificates
and now it works.
So is there an easier/automated way to update these from Mozilla, Chrome or Microsoft's lists ?
Or we should wait for bookworm release?
Regards,
Deyan
I was about to ask for help, but I have managed to fix my problem. But it seems it should be a problem for many. So let me show you how I resolved my issue.
I was testing radio browser integration in home assistant. Home Assistant is connecting to moode with mpd integration.
I noticed half of my local stations don't work. moode GUI just spills errors cURL certificate verification error.
I've opened the radio station in desktop and mobile chrome and it works fine https://play.global.audio/
So I tried to check for updates in moode - none
I tried to check for updates with apt-get - none
However, the latest package of ca-certificates for bullseye is from 3 years ago.
So I tried to find a way to install the latest - impossible.
So I decided to put some .crt files in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates and run update
I downloaded the missing one for that radio from issuer https://support.sectigo.com/articles/Kno...rtificates
Code:
$ sudo cp *.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates
$ sudo update-ca-certificates
So is there an easier/automated way to update these from Mozilla, Chrome or Microsoft's lists ?
Or we should wait for bookworm release?
Regards,
Deyan