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jbear

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  1. Can you add musicip to your repo ? It's in the AUR, I use it with LMS and would be greatly appreciated. Sure thing. As per usual, just tell me which packages from AUR you need compiling... https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&C=0&SeB=nd&K=mythtv&outdated=&SB=n&SO=a&PP=50&do_Search=Go
  2. Downgrade did not work, probably because I had already removed it with pacman -R and attempted reinstall ? In the future I will just downgrade. FYI, when I created a new VM, it automatically downloaded the latest package, which we know doesn't work for SSL. How would I install the prior package if it wasn't cached (pacman -U, which worked on my original VM) ? Would downgrade wok on a new install ? Just trying to understand, I want to become proficient, and not just learn enough to fiddle around with the VM. If there is a problem, I need to be able to troubleshoot. Thanks for your help.
  3. I was able to fix it by using pacman -U and then located the old package in the /var/cache folder ... That seemed to fix the problem and now SSL is working just fine. I knew I wasn't crazy, thanks for your help.
  4. It was working fine with the build I created yesterday, updated today pacman -Syu and since then no go. New VM, same thing .. Maybe I'm missing something else. Fairly easy to create another VM and try it again.
  5. Created a new VM from scratch using the original Arch_V3.zip, just wanted to make sure it wasn't something I did. Basically just added my mounts in fstab, updated pacman -Syu, installed Sickbeard, LMS and Sab. Installed optional package for SSL (pyopenssl). Changed localhost to 0.0.0.0 in sabnzbd.ini, restarted sab, connected and same issue. Restarted VM, tried again, same thing.
  6. Running into issues with sabnzbd and SSL, tried removing and re-installing sabnzbd and python2-pyopenssl. During the setup of sab, 2nd page, it's stating that pyopenssl is not installed. However it is installed. Not sure how I can remedy this issue, as reinstalling doesn't seem to address the issue. Tried google but was not able to find anything. I did perform an update earlier today, pacman -Syu, wonder if I have some sort of python issue - version conflict or something. Definitely a noob, but making progress until this ...
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