SD EPG Not Updating

[Taddeusz]

I've just noticed that about a week ago my EPG stopped updating. It's getting the error:

Mon 1/28 4:41:46.042 SDEPG Exception thrown: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

I remember something about this with the Java 10 version, which I'm running, during development. How to fix this?

[Taddeusz]

I changed to the Java 8 version of the SageTV docker and I'm getting EPG again. I believe something is wrong with the root certificates in the Java 10 container.

[wnjj]

Originally Posted by Taddeusz

I changed to the Java 8 version of the SageTV docker and I'm getting EPG again. I believe something is wrong with the root certificates in the Java 10 container.

The brief Googling I did found someone else with the same issue and they said Java 11 worked.

[Taddeusz]

Java 10 is intended to be a short life release. I believe Java 11 is supposed to be the next LTS release.

[EnterNoEscape]

Originally Posted by Taddeusz

Java 10 is intended to be a short life release. I believe Java 11 is supposed to be the next LTS release.

I'm not a fan of what they are trying to do with the rapid major releases. I understand that they are trying to introduce changes more gradually, but I feel like they are just stressing the devs out by making breaking changes publicly available faster than anyone could keep up with.

[stuckless]

FYI. I updated to the latest Java 10 version but that did not fix the issue.

So, I created a java 11 container the error goes away, and the EPG updates. I'm a little scared, though, since, Java 11 removed some modules that apparently I needed in order to get java 9/10 working, but, I'm not seeing any side effects, so far.

I've pushed a new Java 11 templat for unraid. But, you can switch to java 11, by editing your current docker config and just change the 10 to 11 in the repository field, so that it looks like this. stuckless/sagetv-server-java11. Save and the Java 11 container version will be downloaded.

[stuckless]

Originally Posted by stuckless

FYI. I updated to the latest Java 10 version but that did not fix the issue.

So, I created a java 11 container the error goes away, and the EPG updates. I'm a little scared, though, since, Java 11 removed some modules that apparently I needed in order to get java 9/10 working, but, I'm not seeing any side effects, so far.

I've pushed a new Java 11 templat for unraid. But, you can switch to java 11, by editing your current docker config and just change the 10 to 11 in the repository field, so that it looks like this. stuckless/sagetv-server-java11. Save and the Java 11 container version will be downloaded.

Don;'t use the java11 container, since, my fears were correct. SageTV works, but, plugins like phoenix unfortunately use some of the features that java threw away. I'm doubtful things will ever work in Java 11.

[Taddeusz]

I went back to the Java 8 version and am not planning on changing.

[EnterNoEscape]

Originally Posted by stuckless

Don;'t use the java11 container, since, my fears were correct. SageTV works, but, plugins like phoenix unfortunately use some of the features that java threw away. I'm doubtful things will ever work in Java 11.

The breaking changes in Java 11 are vast and some feel kind of arbitrary without any justification or warning before they came to be.

Something I should point out, however, is that Oracle is recommending that products ship with their intended Java version instead of having the user download it for this reason. SageTV is a Java 8 application. Running it on anything newer at this time without the purpose of fixing the code is just asking for problems.

[benjamintm]

Yeah I reverted back to Java 8. Not sure how I got on the Java 10 train (I must have done it and forgot) but it suddenly stopped working about two weeks ago.

Going forward I'll not..go forward?

Ben

[jbuszkie]

How do I fix this?? Mine is still broken!

Do I have to back to java8? How do I do that?

Jim

[wnjj]

Originally Posted by jbuszkie

How do I fix this?? Mine is still broken!

Do I have to back to java8? How do I do that?

Jim

Java8 is here https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/j...s-2133155.html

[jbuszkie]

Originally Posted by wnjj

Java8 is here https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/j...s-2133155.html

Java 8 SAGE.. Not actual java 8

Thanks though...

Jim

[wnjj]

Originally Posted by jbuszkie

Java 8 SAGE.. Not actual java 8

Thanks though...

Jim

I don't even know what that means. SageTV is a Java application that runs best under Java 8. There's no such thing as Java 8 Sage.

[jbuszkie]

Originally Posted by wnjj

I don't even know what that means. SageTV is a Java application that runs best under Java 8. There's no such thing as Java 8 Sage.

This is a docker question... How do I switch back from a Java 10 container to a Java 8 container in unraid.

[KarylFStein]

Originally Posted by jbuszkie

This is a docker question... How do I switch back from a Java 10 container to a Java 8 container in unraid.

Change the repository in the Docker configuration to stuckless/sagetv-server-java8.

[rrhorer]

Originally Posted by jbuszkie

This is a docker question... How do I switch back from a Java 10 container to a Java 8 container in unraid.

Because most times I need more explicit instructions:

Select your unraid server's Docker tab, then "stuckless-sagetv-server-java10" which opens the "Update Container" page. In the Repository: data field ("stuckless/sagetv-server-java10"), simply change the "10" to an "8" and Apply. This will not change the Docker name but will revert to java 8. After a short while, Sage will re-populate the epg.

[lewispm]

Select your unraid server's Docker tab, then "stuckless-sagetv-server-java10" which opens the "Update Container" page. In the Repository: data field ("stuckless/sagetv-server-java10"), simply change the "10" to an "8" and Apply. This will not change the Docker name but will revert to java 8. After a short while, Sage will re-populate the epg.

The ease of this fix made all the work building my unRaid server worth it.