Originally Posted by
anon
root stores up to date
I've have "unattended-upgrades" set-up therefore "packages are upgraded automatically." These "CA certificates live in the package" so I fail to see how this could be the problem!
Originally Posted by
anon
it is possible that the tracker is using a self-signed certificate
This may be it! But when I first visited the site, I didn't manually accept any certificate on Firefox.
Moving on I exported the certificate from Firefox (,crt file). Next I saved it on a external drive. I'm using Nautilus therefore to move something into the system folder/file requires administrative privileges. I've used the command to run Nautilus as an admin and saved the exported
Code:
torrentbytes.com.crt
certificate under
Code:
/usr/local/share/ca-certificates
where all the certificates are present.
Next I Installed it using the command
Code:
sudo update-ca-certificates
(again admininstrative previledge is required) and updated it.
Next to verify the certificate I used OpenSSL's s_client with command
Code:
openssl s_client -connect www.torrentbytes.net:443 -CApath /etc/ssl/certs
It is now verified! As shown above
Code:
Verify return code: 0 (ok)
Now when I try to connect to torrentbytes.com using RM 1.9.1. It is still the same!
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[QUOTE=Lucius;341184] check
https://www.sb-innovation.de/showthr...threadid=33239
Tried this! It is a bit annoying given the fact the excessive shifting of files (before and after completion). Also it doesn't possess the ability to report uploaded data when there are no leechers!
Originally Posted by
Lucius
or use VEM
Doesn't this require a member's title? Also if it doesn't I doubt it will work on Wine since it will require Java idk
Can you recommend me on for running on Wine (Linux Ubuntu)? I know mratio 5.4.1 works! Though I have to request for a updated client file. Any ways thanks for your response!
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