(2015-10-17, 17:49)Talguy Wrote: Anybody noticing that Pandoki is noon get plays audio lately?

(2015-11-06, 23:07)DGenerateKane Wrote: I can't even install it on a new machine. Claims it fails to install a dependency. Of course it won't even say what it is so I have no idea how to attempt to fix it.

(2015-11-27, 23:21)bill_orange Wrote: I am attempting to run Pandoki on release 1122 (or later) of Kodi 16 on the Raspberry PI. With this release and many prior ver 16 releases, Pandoki returns a failed logon message when the script attempts to log me on. I tried Pandora. Same thing. I tested Pandoki on Kodi release 15 (Isengard). Works fine. I checked settings. My username and password are fine.

I appears to be a failed SSL certificate. If I click the setting radio button for Pandora One, then logon to the Pandora One server, logon is successful. Since I don't subscribe to Pandora One I cannot play anything of course!

Can anyone shed light on this? I don't want to be stuck in the past with Kodi 15 and I don't want to subscribe to Pandora One.

Others on the Kodi 16 thread are reporting the same problem.

(2015-12-11, 18:42)cgebke Wrote: Pandora slim was working great for me on a windows machine, running Kodi 16 and Aeon MQ 3.3, but today I received a login error. Checked it out on the computer and login info is still good, just not working in the addon. I downloaded Pandoki and tried that as well, same issue. I don't think its the same as the issue above since it was working, and I didn't update anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated. In thew log below I tried logging in a couple times.
Log: http://xbmclogs.com/psb3yyr34

(2015-12-11, 23:21)scott967 Wrote:

(2015-12-11, 18:42)cgebke Wrote: Pandora slim was working great for me on a windows machine, running Kodi 16 and Aeon MQ 3.3, but today I received a login error. Checked it out on the computer and login info is still good, just not working in the addon. I downloaded Pandoki and tried that as well, same issue. I don't think its the same as the issue above since it was working, and I didn't update anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated. In thew log below I tried logging in a couple times.
Log: http://xbmclogs.com/psb3yyr34

Are you using Pandora one account?

The problem discussed above is not about updating -- it is a change in how pandora.com handles https that affects the pithos library that implements the pandora api.

scott s.
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(2015-12-09, 23:56)ClashTheBunny Wrote:

(2015-11-27, 23:21)bill_orange Wrote: I am attempting to run Pandoki on release 1122 (or later) of Kodi 16 on the Raspberry PI. With this release and many prior ver 16 releases, Pandoki returns a failed logon message when the script attempts to log me on. I tried Pandora. Same thing. I tested Pandoki on Kodi release 15 (Isengard). Works fine. I checked settings. My username and password are fine.

I appears to be a failed SSL certificate. If I click the setting radio button for Pandora One, then logon to the Pandora One server, logon is successful. Since I don't subscribe to Pandora One I cannot play anything of course!

Can anyone shed light on this? I don't want to be stuck in the past with Kodi 15 and I don't want to subscribe to Pandora One.

Others on the Kodi 16 thread are reporting the same problem.

My guess is that Kodi 16 started checking certificates because it's Python 2.7.9 or higher (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1087227/validate-ssl-certificates-with-python).

A workaround is listed on the pythos issue tracker for this (https://github.com/pithos/pithos/issues/251#issuecomment-156467024):

Code:

if [ ! -d /usr/share/ca-certificates/extra/ ]; then sudo mkdir /usr/share/ca-certificates/extra/; fi
sudo wget https://knowledge.symantec.com/library/VERISIGN/ALL_OTHER/KB_IMAGES/SO26896/Cert_Files/VeriSign%20Class%203%20International%20Server%20CA%20-%20G3.cer -O /usr/share/ca-certificates/extra/Verisign_Class_3_International_Server_CA_-_G3.crt
sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates

There are other instructions for Fedora and Arch listed above and below the comment linked.

This will trust whatever certificate you download from Symantec. Which is theoretically protected just as much as most things downloaded off the internet (because it's over SSL), so it's probably not a big deal, but I only did this on my media PC where I won't be doing other types of banking.

It's mostly because Pandora's server is (or was?) misconfigured to not distribute that cert in the chain, as any good sys admin would.

(2015-12-10, 23:01)scott967 Wrote: Thanks for digging into this. Not sure if gominoa is still active on this plugin. It appears the pithos libraries were updated to accept a cert key that would have to be stored by pandoki as data.

scott s.
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