SSL Cert Error

mattrix

I'm sure your aware already, but your SSL cert is failing.
Causing big "scary" privacy error in chrome.

"Your connection is not private

Attackers might be trying to steal your information from batocera-linux.xorhub.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID"

Also stops PINN being able to download your tar files.

cap_supositorio

mattrix Matt, maybe gonna change the https url from the NOOBS

jasonhurd

It appears that the certificate was only valid for one month and now has expired.

mattrix

cap_supositorio
That won't work as the HTTP redirects to HTTPS (I have tried)

I am donwloading their files now and will upload them to my sourceforge.
Then change the URLs to these until the CERT is fixed.

Should be good to go in 1 hour 🙂

UPDATE:
Good to go now 🙂

cap_supositorio

I installed Libreelec and Batocera in a 64GB SD and sometimes get freezed. Most Libreelec ... Kodi in the menu the music stops "freezes" and starts again...
Any help?

mattrix

cap_supositorio
Post at the LibreELEC forum

you want get assistance for other peoples OS's on the wrong forums 🙂

cap_supositorio

But batocera too.. the same problem in both systems

mattrix

Bad SD card or Power Supply.
Make sure you are using a good brand name SD card and official Pi Power supply.

It appears the SSL cert is now fixed, so I will swap back to their boot & roots.

berklamer

This error message from Google Chrome Browser is one of the most common problems that everyone faces in our day to day life. Google Chrome warns you whenever it finds out any abnormal tracks taken while you browse things on the web. If you are getting the SSL error in chrome, it means your Internet connection or your computer is preventing Chrome from loading the page securely and privately. However, there are few changes or settings which help you to get rid you of this error.

Check System Date and Time
Disable Antivirus SSL Connection
Clear Cookies and Cached Files
Reset Chrome Browser
Open Chrome in Incognito Mode
Expired SSL Certificates
Update Chrome Browser

http://net-informations.com/q/mis/ssl.html