> I use the O2 Joggler which cannot update beyond 7.9.2.
Is the image read-only or why would you not be able to update? And are
you sure it's not a limitation of an outdate OpenSSL implementation on
the operating system?
We could certainly find some work-around for non-SSL installations. But
I believe it's the wrong way to go. It will only delay the end by a few
months. As more and more services and stations are moving to https
streaming, and https is becoming the de-facto standard for all kinds of
web traffic, you'll hit this road-block at some other point pretty soon.
> Click for more info: *http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/squeeze*
As you have a web server under your control, you could install some kind
of proxying version there. Or simply replicate the file every now and
then and use that URL as a secondary repository. Or just enter the
repository you need from
https://github.com/LMS-Community/lms...r/include.json
--
Michael
Is the image read-only or why would you not be able to update? And are
you sure it's not a limitation of an outdate OpenSSL implementation on
the operating system?
We could certainly find some work-around for non-SSL installations. But
I believe it's the wrong way to go. It will only delay the end by a few
months. As more and more services and stations are moving to https
streaming, and https is becoming the de-facto standard for all kinds of
web traffic, you'll hit this road-block at some other point pretty soon.
> Click for more info: *http://www.radiofeeds.co.uk/squeeze*
As you have a web server under your control, you could install some kind
of proxying version there. Or simply replicate the file every now and
then and use that URL as a secondary repository. Or just enter the
repository you need from
https://github.com/LMS-Community/lms...r/include.json
--
Michael