Hello! since the letsencrypt root ca has expired now (see DST Root CA X3 Expiration (September 2021) - Let's Encrypt ) and we’re using a so-very-old-and-unsupported version 9 of nodejs with plexamp for rpi my instance refuses to work. Oct 01 08:43:59 hifiberry1 node[18647]: warn: DEVICE: Server co…

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[image] xkonni: systemctl status plexamp Im really apreciating the help but you assume i know something about what im doing. I guess I did however I manage to get this working in the begining so…? anyway I dont knbow what you mean by “how I start plexamp” it starts by itself afaik. Or what …

sounds like you manually edited /etc/systemd/system/plexamp.service and used another location before. on rpi $ ls /lib/systemd/system/plexamp.service if it exists, move it to /etc/systemd/system on rpi $ sudo mv /lib/systemd/system/plexamp.service /etc/systemd/system/ now reload systemd on rpi …

[image] xkonni: $ systemctl status plexamp Thanks so much for bearing with me When i run $ systemctl status plexamp It returns * plexamp.service - Plexamp Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/plexamp.service; enabled; vendor preset: Active: active (running) since Sun 2021-10-10 00:56:…

YAY ITS WORKING Went through it all again somehow --use-openssl-ca hadnt been saved in the plexamp.service Not sure ssh doesnt seem to have a simple ^S for save? Thankyou sooo much @xkonni for staying with my noob abilities and repeatedly writing instructions i could finally understand.

glad to hear it :wink: ctrl-s is a shortcut in some editors, depending on which one you start (nano, vim, …) in your ssh-session you have to use the appropriate shortcut (ctrl-o or ctrl-x, y for nano, :w / :wq for vim and so on). ssh only provides a shell.

I’m having issues connecting using Plexamp 1.1.0 on Ubuntu 16.04. I was able to disable the X3 and make sure I have the X1 cert installed. However, I’m running the app from an appimage, and plexamp.service does not exist. Does anyone know of an alternate way to force openssl usage by Plexamp?

guess you need to edit the appimage to change the arguments or just install v1.1 the regular way and apply the fix.

Does anyone know how to create a new server.json file now that the old version of Plexamp desktop also doesn’t work? I can sign in but as it fails to connect the server.json file only contains the “player” and “user” sections. It should also have a “server” and “sate” sections

please create a separate topic for this question.

Thanks! I’d been slavishly navigating to the files all this time. As for the directory I’m a bit of noob so I just do whatever the guide I’m using tells me to do most of the time.

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odinb1 May 8, 2022, 1:59am 50

Gave up and installed the new version, seems to work!

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