Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Hi there,

I am trying fo configure the maemo.org repositories for my Nokia N900 as recommended on the repository main post:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Repository and I bumping into problems:

- http://maemo.muarf.org seems to be down (cannot access it with browser)
- I added the three linenoise repos but I am getting a strange error message if I run apt-get update:

Does anybody have a clue what the "301 Moved Permanently" error message means and how this can be fixed?
I have tried these urls with web browser and it accessed the Package file without any problem.

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

On a Mac both Safari and Chrome throw a "wobbly" here:

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Simple.

The certificate is issued to linenoise.info with addirional host www.linenoise.info

But, the repository host name is MAEMO.linenoise.info

So its not trusted.

The owner needs to add maemo.linenoisr.info as an alternate name

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Thank you guys for responding!
I think we should notify the owner, but I don't know who it is.
Maybe the owner of this site knows.
Who do you think should we call? (Apart from the Ghostbusters? :-) )

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

looking at this page there is an email https://www.linenoise.info/archive/2003/fanzine/

decoder@veintitres.org

might be a wild shot

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Thank you, I will write to this email address and see what happens...

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Oh, hi, it's me! I'm the owner of linenoise.info. That email address doesn't work anymore. Let me fix that right now.

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It should be fine now! Thanks for the report!

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Hi Ceene,

Many thanks for doing so! But I am still getting the "301 Moved Permanently" messages when I am doing an apt-get update.
(Just to be sure I tested, then rebooted and tested again....)

(This error also can be seen in the App Manager app too in red.)

So now, that the certificate problem is solved, there is this other one that @nieldk mentioned, maybe this causes the "301 moved permanently problem".

Unfortuanely I am not an expert at this, so I cannot form my own opinion....
But I am happy to test! :-)

Tamas

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Hi everyone,

The server hosting maemo.muarf.org is currently down. I have a copy of the repositories stored on another server, but I still need to configure it properly to bring maemo.muarf.org back online.

Sorry about the downtime :(

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Hi Bencoh,

It would be great if you could bring muarf back online.
The more option we have, the better! :-)

Thanks a lot,

Tamas

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

The 301 Moved Permanently are probably due to you having http://maemo.linenoise.info/ as server, which redirects you to https://maemo.linenoise.info

It's possible that apt-get doesn't want to follow the 301 redirect, but you may probably bypass that by modifying your sources.list to reflect the real address, which is using SSL, so try to replace http://maemo.linenoise.info/ with https://maemo.linenoise.info and let's see what happens.

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Hi Ceene,

Thanks for your response. I've tried out what you have recommended and now, we face another error message:

I googled this a bit and - if I understand it correctly - the problem seems to be that the openssl (or wget?) that my phone has might be a little outdated.

dpkg -l openssl reports openssl as: 0.9.8n-1+maemo4+0m5

Might not be the problem at all, I tought I would mention it anyway...

Hope this helps!

Tamas

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Damn! I had forgotten about the Maemo 5 problems with modern SSL certificates. So, ok, don't sweat it. I'll remove SSL from this directory and we'll be done with it; so please go back to http://maemo.linenoise.info instead of https://

It should definitely work now.

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Does this help with CSSU devel repos enabled?


apt-get install maemosec-certman-common-ca

apt-get install libssl1.1

apt-get install openssl

c_rehash /etc/certs/common-ca

apt-get install libqt4-core

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

Hi Ceene,

Ok, reverting back to the http addresses...

Tamas

Re: Status of the Maemo.org repositories
 

UPDATE:
I have found the libssl1.1 package.
My phone did not have CSSU installed, so I did not have the CSSU devel repo installed. But since linenoise seemed to work (appart from the gpg errors below) in the end, I installed it and got my CSSU devel repo. :-)

I installed everything, but this gpg error remained.

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Hi Maemish,

I looked, but I am unable to find libssl1.1
The latest I was able to find is libssl0.9.8_0.9.8zh


I looked amongst other places:
http://repository.maemo.org/communit...ree/o/openssl/
http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...s/libssl0.9.7/

Here is what I was able to do:
I installed maemosec-certman-common-ca_0.2.0+0m5_all.deb
from http://maemo.linenoise.info/download...antle/ssu/mr0/
(I did not check if this version was newer but I got no error message)

then I did: c_rehash /etc/certs/common-ca
Changed the urls back to http and
tried apt-get update again and now I get: