PIONEERS Raspivo: XiVO for Raspberry Pi

[RPi-Fan]

... or import the generated CA cert as trusted into your clients.

Neither Internet Explorer or Firefox will accept the invalid certificate (I tried that the first time I saw the problem). You can tell Firefox to make an exception and ignore it, but that doesn't seem to be the correct solution.

 

[DadinVa]

there is a new method called Lets Encrypt that allows you to create in a matter of minutes a certificate which is recognized as legit the certificates are good for three months but it can be automated to automatically get a new certificate before the old one expires - it is also part of the Lets Encrypt project. - see https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/45gf2y/lets_encrypt_on_the_pi/

 

[wardmundy]

New Raspivo installation tutorials in English here and here.

 

[lrosenman]

I'm getting a SIGILL on nginx start. (RPI 2).


Ideas?

 

[lrosenman]

now getting SIGILL on apt-get, not good

 

[lrosenman]

Ugh. I hate it when I pick up the wrong board (RpiB+ not RPi2). Re-doing it on the right platform.

 

[lrosenman]

And, of course, it's fine on the RPi2. (had to add 3 gpg keys). I'll continue my journey tonight.

 

[lrosenman]

Ok, I'm trying to get my Panasonic KX-TGP600 to register to Xivo. (I have it working with PIAF, as an extension).

Ideas on what magic I need to do on Xivo side?

The panasonic shows registering.

 

[benasse]

New Raspivo installation tutorials in English here and here.

Another one for raspberry pi 3 here

If you have any comments or want to make contributions do not hesitate to make pullrequest or open an issue

 

[lrosenman]

As an update, there was a Firmware update for the KX-TGP600 and it's now working. I also had NOT put the DID number in the contact number field of the incoming trunk. Now working.