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I re-packaged it minus the /include files and installed it.
Then I downloaded and, er, 'watched' this: youtube https://www.itv.com/hub/animanimals/2a5938a0010 (it was the shortest thing I could find!)
Loads of ffmpeg complaints about Invalid DTS and timestamps (nothing new there - it does the same on my Linux PC!), but it plays fine.
 
af123 said:
I've uploaded several new packages and updates to the beta repository today:

... With the new openssl in place, I've also updated wget and curl to the latest versions, and built them against the newer openssl version.
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Finally, the curl-command package has been updated. Previously this just delivered the binary that used the system curl libraries, now it also pulls in the new curl package.
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Mmmmm, nice.
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... and curl 7.63.0
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But curl-command-7.21.2 ??
 
/df said:
But curl-command-7.[B]21.2[/B] ??
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Yes, curl-command delivers the command to go along with the curl libraries that Humax ship in flash, so it's the same version.
With the beta update, curl-command now delivers that as /mod/bin/curl-7.21.2 but the package also requires curl which installs the newer version as /mod/bin/curl
 
So when you don't want the old version of curl any more, you can just uninstall the curl-command package.
 
prpr said:
So when you don't want the old version of curl any more, you can just uninstall the curl-command package.
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Yes, but for now packages like chaseget still depend on curl-command
Of course, they do that because they want /mod/bin/curl which they'll still get (albeit the newer version) since curl-command installs curl as a dependency
 
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Yes, but for now packages like chaseget still depend on curl-command
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The chaseget dependency will, eventually, be changed but not until all of the other packages move out of beta.

The new curl is being used succesfully by beta users of detectads but since it is only being used for local decryption it is not exercising the SSL related beta changes.
 
I've just pushed sqlite3 3.27.1

If people are fairly happy with the packages that are currently in beta, I'll move the updated header-files across tomorrow then the beta packages early in the week.
 
Not giving me any problems I've noticed, and I have benefited from wget's new ability to access https!
 
af123 said:
Several more packages have been updated too - see https://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/beta.html
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The package for lighttpd-1.4.53 needs a hard dependency on openssl>=1.1. If you upgrade to it without openssl-1.1.1, which is easy to do from the Upgrade Packages page because the latter is a new package, not an upgrade, the result is no web interface ("connection refused") after reboot, something like this.
Code: 
humax# service

Name                 Installed  Autostart  Running   
----                 ---------  ---------  -------   
...
lighttpd             Yes        Yes        No        
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humax# service lighttpd start
Starting lighttpd...
/mod/sbin/lighttpd: can't load library 'libcrypto.so.1.1'
Done.
humax# opkg install openssl
Installing openssl (1.1.1.a-2) to root...
Downloading http://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/beta/openssl_1.1.1.a-2_mipsel.opk.
Installing ca-bundle (3.41) to root...
Downloading http://hpkg.tv/hdrfoxt2/beta/ca-bundle_3.41_mipsel.opk.
Configuring ca-bundle.
Configuring openssl.
humax# service lighttpd start
Starting lighttpd...
Done.
humax#
 
The header-files package got moved across last night. In a couple of days I'll move everything else that's currently in beta to clear the queue.
 
prpr said:
Are you going to do a Jim update with that patch I sent you?
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I do need to do something about handling the GMT switch better and this should fix that. Did you get in touch with the maintainer?
 
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