RadioFeed Version 9.0 Just Released!

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RadioFeed Version 9.0 Just Released!

• Added - Web Server Let's Encrypt Certificate Auto Renewal option. See the "Web Server Certificates Log.txt" file For all New, renewal, And auto renewal activity.
• Added - UID Lookup.txt file now accepts a range Of UIDs.
• Added - Source Client & Web Server - Peak Listeners now shows time of occurrence.
• Added - SDS150, UBCD160DN, & UBCD260DN scanners support.

Text Tags supported for the BC125AT, BC250D, BC296D, BC346XT, BC346XTC, BC780XLT, BC785D, BC796D, BC898T, BCD160DN, BCD260DN, BCD325P2, BCD396T, BCD396XT, BCD436HP, BCD536HP, BCD996P2, BCD996T, BCD996XT, BCT15, BCT15X, BCT8, BR330T, HomePatrol-1, HomePatrol-2, PRO106, PRO107, PRO18, PRO197, PRO2052, PRO651, PRO652, PRO668, PSR310, PSR410, PSR500, PSR600, PSR800, SDS100, SDS100E, SDS150, SDS200, SDS200E, UBC125XLT, UBC126AT, UBCD160DN, UBCD260DN, UBCD3600XLT, UBCD436PT, UBCD536PT, USDS100, WS1040, WS1065, & WS1080 scanners.

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[kc0ewq]

When trying to get a new Let's Encrypt Certificate, I keep getting the following error message:

Failed Acquiring Certificate 4-3.0 - Fail to load resource from 'https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/new-acct'.
urn:ietfarams:acme:error:invalidContact: Error validating contact(s) :: unable to parse email address

I've attached the Web Server Certificates Log.

 

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Remove the ":8000" from the domain and see what happens.

 

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I see a problem. I'll look into it.

 

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When trying to get a new Let's Encrypt Certificate, I keep getting the following error message:

I've attached the Web Server Certificates Log.

It's fixed. Download version 9.0 from the proscan.org website. Stop RadioFeed before installing.

 

[kc0ewq]

It's fixed. Download version 9.0 from the proscan.org website. Stop RadioFeed before installing.

I completely uninstalled the 'older' 9.0 and install the newer one. I got 2 different errors. The second error message popped up after I clicked 'ok' on the first error. Log and screenshot attached.

 

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I completely uninstalled the 'older' 9.0 and install the newer one. I got 2 different errors. The second error message popped up after I clicked 'ok' on the first error. Log and screenshot attached.

I would test that port 80 can be opened. Start RadioFeed in the unsecured mode on port 80. If you see an error message then that has to be troubleshot. If the Start button changes to Stop then the server is running. Leave RadioFeed running on port 80 for the next step.

Next step:
Go to Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router and check that port 80 can be seen from the outside. If it can not be seen then setup a Port Forwarding rule in the router. Use TCP, IP address of the computer running the server, and port 80.
Now go back again to Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router and check that port 80 can be seen from the outside.
Once canyouseeme returns success then stop RadioFeed then try to obtain a cert again.

 

[kc0ewq]

I would test that port 80 can be opened. Start RadioFeed in the unsecured mode on port 80. If you see an error message then that has to be troubleshot. If the Start button changes to Stop then the server is running. Leave RadioFeed running on port 80 for the next step.

Next step:
Go to Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router and check that port 80 can be seen from the outside. If it can not be seen then setup a Port Forwarding rule in the router. Use TCP, IP address of the computer running the server, and port 80.
Now go back again to Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router and check that port 80 can be seen from the outside.
Once canyouseeme returns success then stop RadioFeed then try to obtain a cert again.

Started RadioFeed in the unsecured mode on port 80 and tested. It is open. Still getting the 'authorization must be pending' error.
Here's the address RadioFeed Web Server
Would getting my isp to renew my ip address help. I tried to renew via my router but it gave me the same address.

 

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Started RadioFeed in the unsecured mode on port 80 and tested. It is open. Still getting the 'authorization must be pending' error.
Here's the address RadioFeed Web Server
Would getting my isp to renew my ip address help. I tried to renew via my router but it gave me the same address.

It seems that steps are being skipped. That may work most of the time, During troubleshooting, we need to find out where the problem is.
Now that RadioFeed server is on and using port 80. We need to see if port 80 can be seen from the outside.
See the "Next step:" in post #7

 

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I can't access RadioFeed Web Server
Did you setup a router Port Forwarding rule to use TCP (or TCP & UDP), internal IP address of the computer running the server, & port 80?

 

[kc0ewq]

I can't access RadioFeed Web Server
Did you setup a router Port Forwarding rule to use TCP (or TCP & UDP), internal IP address of the computer running the server, & port 80?

I had it turned off. It's on now and I'll leave it going to see if you can connect.

 

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I had it turned off. It's on now and I'll leave it going to see if you can connect.

Yes, I can connect using the dotted decimal notation. That means port 80 is seen from the outside and nothing is needed with the router Port Forwarding setup.

Can you provide the domain name to see if it's connectable as that's used by lets encrypt to verify domain ownership.

{edit} If can't connect via the domain name then most likely the domain name doesn't point to your external address so your external address has to be updated with your dynamic DNS provider.

Also you can test using your cell phone. Turn off the WiFi data to make your phone appear on the outside of your network.

 

[kc0ewq]

Thanks for trying to help. I'm sure I did something wrong somewhere on my end. I was only using the web server so I could listen without using the Broadcastify app so It's really not that big of a deal. I'll continue to use the app to send my feed to Broadcastify as that part works perfect.