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StorjOld / downstream-farmer

Client software for a Storj farmer.
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load_cert_crl_file #32

Closed lucvanbraekel closed 9 years ago

lucvanbraekel commented 9 years ago

This latest version, where the ca-cert is no longer in the data directory, I get this runtime error on Ubuntu 14.04:

Unexpected error: [Errno 185090050] _ssl.c:344: error:0B084002:x509 certificate routines:X509_load_cert_crl_file:system lib

lucvanbraekel commented 9 years ago

Solved by typeing "python ./downstream.py" instead of "downstream". An old version of "downstream" was present in /usr/local/bin/downstream. Was this automatically installed by a previous version, and if yes, why wasn't it overwritten?

super3 commented 9 years ago

Strange. May just be a Linux from source issue. Let us know if you encounter this again.

lucvanbraekel commented 9 years ago

So, there was a previous version of "downstream" in my /usr/local/bin. With this new version, I first tried to install it with "pip install ..." but then repeated it with "sudo pip install...". Could that be the reason why the previous version in /usr/local/bin was not overwritten?

Now this issue is solved, but I'm getting another error: "Malformed response from server".

EmergentBehavior commented 9 years ago

sudo pip install installs it to your system and pip install may/may not install it locally. Generally you should isolate your downstream installation in a virtual environment to ensure everything works well. I'd save your identities file, uninstall everything, then follow the directions here. Use the 'from source' version.

Ultimately it'll be much easier to install but hey this is part of the fun of being an early tester :)