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[kevinduke]

Is LibSSL installed on the RPi?

I thought it was but just reinstalled LibSSL and all working now.

Thanks

[roseway]

Excellent. Thanks for confirming it.

[JustAnother]

Is anyone else getting duplicate upload errors associated with the MDWS service? I only have one instance of this program running naturally, yet since 19.04 I've received 32 'Duplicate Upload File Error' emails.

[roseway]

I'll try to work out how this can happen.

[sheddyian]

Hi
Does anyone know if Email alerts should work ok for version DSLStats on the raspberry pi (using 5.4.5).
It works fine on the windows version but I keep getting the message:
 “17 Apr 2015 18:18:10   Failed to sent email alert - SSL error: TSendMail
17 Apr 2015 18:18:10   Alert: Test alert”
 in the event log.

I'm also having this problem, having recently installed DSL Stats v5.4 on a Raspberry Pi.

SMTP server smtp.gmail.com
Use TLS/SSL [YES]  (also tried NO)
Port : 587 (also tried  465)

Any combination of the above settings will fail with the same error "SSL error: TSendMail" when I click "Test"

Raspberry Pi Raspbian is up to date as of several hours ago.  How would I check if I have LibSSL?

Thanks

Ian

[roseway]

It appears that it isn't installed by default, so you need to install it yourself. The package is actually called libssl1.0.0, so open a terminal and type

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sudo apt-get install libssl1.0.0

[sheddyian]

It appears that it isn't installed by default, so you need to install it yourself. The package is actually called libssl1.0.0, so open a terminal and type

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sudo apt-get install libssl1.0.0

Thanks for the help, I tried looking for libssl but didn't get anywhere!

Unfortunately it seems I already have libssl1.0.0, as when I try to install using apt-get as you suggest, it tells me this :

"libssl1.0.0 is already the newest version
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded."

 


Ian

[roseway]

I'll fire up my RPi tomorrow and check it out.

[sheddyian]

Thanks 

Ian

[kevinduke]

I used

sudo apt-get install libssl-dev

on mine.

[sheddyian]

I used

sudo apt-get install libssl-dev

on mine.

Yep, that works for me too!  Installing libssl-dev allows DSLstats 4.5 to send email alerts on a Raspberry Pi without any SSL errors 

Thanks

Ian

[roseway]

That's a bit strange, but I'm delighted that it works.

[JustAnother]

To follow up the original report, the last duplicate upload file error happened 7:08PM 29.04, so hasn't happened for a bit.

[roseway]

Thanks for that.

[jack21]

I'm using DSLstats (the current release)on a RPi monitoring a Billion 8800NL serving Plusnet fibre.

I've just noticed that CRC error graph doesn't appear to match the telnet data - it seems to give a graph showing higher values......I wonder if there's some scaling issue?

eg  Last resync was 3h 59miins ago and telnet data shows 27 errors, but the per-minute CRC graph for the same period showed 5 individual plotted  values of  4, 56, 12, 4 and 12  spread over that 3h 59m       ie       a total of 88
I've now switched back to per sample and restarted so as to see how that goes.

Any thoughts on that?

15min later:  restarted DSLstats on per-sample CRC, and the graph now accurately reflects the data so far.