Closed chrisjosack closed 6 years ago
You must be running a pretty old version of pianobar. You can run ./contrib/tls_fingerprint.sh and set tls_fingerprint in your config file or – recommended – update pianobar itself.
I am new to Linux so I may not be working from the right place. I redownloded the newest pianobar, Unzipped it then I used sudo apt-get install. then I used sudo apt-get udate and it updated a lot of OS files but not Pianobar. Must I be in a certain directory when i update? Thanks in advance.
@chrisjosack you are doing 2 unrelated things. You don't unzip anything when using apt-get. Check the version of pianobar that is installed via apt-get: $ dpkg -l | grep pianobar If it's old, either upgrade your system (see system's manual) or install pianobar from the source code (now, HERE you unzip things and run commands like `make').
sorry, but what constitutes "old"? I'm told by folks at Mycroft that this hasn't been touched in years?
Everything but the latest release (right now that’s 2018.06.22) is old and unsupported, unless your distribution steps in and provides support/patches. Sorry.
no worries. Do I have to compile my own, or can I install from the command line. When I do an apt-get install pianobar, it tells me I have the most current version
the actual error is Network error: TLS fingerprint mismatch. Perhaps this is a network error, not a mismatch error?
How do I fix a TLS-fingerprint mismatch in LINUX Debian. Just installed it then ran upgrades and updates.