can't watch online TV

[unicorn]

Why I can't watch online TV after upgrade to 7.6? It's fine with 7.5
I get errors when run pkg_add -u

https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/7.6/packages/amd64/: TLS handshake failer: oscp verify failed: oscp response not current
https://cdn.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/7.6/packages/amd64/: empty

[jggimi]

The error message you posted indicates a certificate issue with the content delivery network (cdn) webserver serving your location. Choose a different mirror.


After you have successfully updated packages for the new release ( # pkg_add -u), test your application again. If you're still having trouble streaming video, please come back with more details about the specific problem.

[unicorn]

I can watch RT, this one, but can't watch this one

[jggimi]

I get different error messages on the tv.cctv.com link, depending on which browser I test with. When I switch to their english.cctv.com website -- which are all pre-recorded videos -- those stream successfully.

My assumption is that there is a particular set of client browser user-agent strings the webserver will stream live video with. But I don't know enough to investigate further, and will have to leave that to others.

[unicorn]

I had installed qutebrowser, but it didn't work either. I had downloaded source code of vimb, but I get errors when make install:

*** Parse error in /home/unicorn/Downloads/vimb-3.7.0: Missing dependency operator (config.mk:1)
*** Parse error: Need an operator in 'endif' (config.mk:3)
*** Parse error: Need an operator in '""' (config.mk:31)
*** Parse error: Need an operator in 'endif' (config.mk:34)

How to edit that file?

[jggimi]

# pkg_add vimb

[unicorn]

thanks, but vimb doesn't work either. How to report this to OpenBSD team?

[jggimi]

The name and email address of each package's maintainer can be obtained from $ pkg_info <name of the package>. If no maintainer is assigned, the package is supported via the ports@ mailing list. OpenBSD's binary packages are built for you from the ports(7) tree.

In your email report, try to be as complete as possible, such as including your dmesg(8).

[unicorn]

I think it's system's problem, it's fine with 7.5
that site still can't played in firefox 131, weird

[jggimi]

You can send an email to Landry, and ask for assistance determining the cause of the problem:


$ pkg_info firefox | grep Maintainer

[unicorn]

It's OK now, It seems new version has to wait for one day or so, I also encounter this issue when install OpenBSD.