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Title: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: herr_schneider on June 27, 2017, 04:12:02 am
All,

since update to 22.0.111 mc fails on startup with:  sec-modinv.c:168: _nettle_sec_modinv: Zusicherung »(ap[0] | ap[n-1]) == 0« nicht erfüllt.

Zusicherung would translate to something like assertion, nicht erfüllt to not satisfied....

Thanks for supporting.
Title: Re: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: bob on June 27, 2017, 09:23:36 am
Thanks for the report.

That's a similar error to the one I saw on Ubuntu 16.04.

Do you have any other versions of MC installed on that machine (for example MC 20 or MC 21)?
Title: Re: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: bob on June 27, 2017, 02:01:24 pm
All,

since update to 22.0.111 mc fails on startup with:  sec-modinv.c:168: _nettle_sec_modinv: Zusicherung »(ap[0] | ap[n-1]) == 0« nicht erfüllt.

Zusicherung would translate to something like assertion, nicht erfüllt to not satisfied....

Thanks for supporting.
Would you update and try again? The build is 22.0.111-2 now.
Thanks.
Title: Re: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: bob on June 27, 2017, 02:26:30 pm
Would you update and try again? The build is 22.0.111-2 now.
Thanks.
I think there are still issues with it.
I backed off the repo to 22.0.108.
You should either reinstall that build if you did it by hand:
http://files.jriver.com/mediacenter/channels/v22/latest/MediaCenter-22.0.108-amd64.deb
or if you used the repo
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install --reinstall mediacenter22

sorry for the trouble.
Title: Re: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: herr_schneider on June 28, 2017, 01:28:11 am
sudo apt-get install --reinstall mediacenter22

Thanks. But should be 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall mediacenter22=22.0.108'. At least that did it with me...
Title: Re: MC22 22.0.111 debian jessie 64 startup error
Post by: bob on June 29, 2017, 08:20:00 am
Thanks. But should be 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall mediacenter22=22.0.108'. At least that did it with me...
I wasn't aware of the longer form of the command so I removed 22.0.111 from the repo and put back 22.0.108 so it's the only package there for MC22 that can be reinstalled which seems to then work without specifying the version. (EDIT, apparently not all of the time!).
Thanks for the information!