piCorePlayer can't contact pCP repo.

[Grumpy Bob]

My LMS is running on a Raspberry Pi 3 with piCorePlayer v5.0.1. It has a wired connection to the router.
LMS is notifying me of a new LMS version, but when I attempt to download and install it via the pCP web interface it fails to download. I also notice that the pCP repo can't be accessed, nor can I ssh into the Pi.
This isn't massively urgent as the server is working fine just now, but I wonder where the problem lies - with the rPi, my LAN, or with the repo itself. Any advice as to where to look or how to sort this out?

Robert

[paul-]

Lms is downloaded from a Logitech server, so it’s different than the pcp repo. In that it knows there is a new version, it must be getting to the Logitech servers.

Can you give more specific info about what error messages are shown.

[Grumpy Bob]

Lms is downloaded from a Logitech server, so it’s different than the pcp repo. In that it knows there is a new version, it must be getting to the Logitech servers.

Can you give more specific info about what error messages are shown.

piCirePlayer identifies a new nightly version of LMS. The there seems to be a problem downloading it - I snipped this off the piCorePlayer web interface:

Connecting to raw.githubusercontent.com (151.101.16.133:443)
wget: error getting response: Connection reset by peer
Download FAILED......Please Check or Relauch script with with -s option!

Seems to me that the Pi is failing to access https sites such as the piCorePlayer repository and github. It's also refusing ssh connections. In the meantime I've burnt a new SD card and set the server up with that, and this works fine.

Robert

[paul-]

Obviously SSL got messed up somehow.....but not sure how. I've never seen that.

[Grumpy Bob]

Obviously SSL got messed up somehow.....but not sure how. I've never seen that.

Yes, it's weird!

I've been using piCorePlayer for years with a variety of Raspberry Pi models and never seen this. Anyway, I'm back up and running - doesn't take long to set up from scratch. piCorePlayer is a really fantastic piece of software.

Robert