Alternately if the ca-certificates.crt exists in a different location or can be installed via the system but is in a different location, make a symlink to yours from /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt.Preferably find a package for your system that provides the certificates in the debian location of /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt.If you are running on a non-standard distro you can work around this in several different ways. If that doesn't exist, MC will not be able to use SSL to access the JRiver server for licensing and for generally displaying web pages in the app.
MC is built on Debian linux and expects the system certificate cache to be in the normal debian location which is:
Issues with licensing and/or secure web access from within MC mjr with an old version installed may try to run the registration from the old version which is why we recommend the copy and paste method here. The easiest way to enter your license without removing old versions of MC is to copy and paste it from your registration email into MC either at the startup splash screen if asked for it there or via Help->Registration Info when in the program. To remove the old data, you need to remove the respective version information folder (replace XX below with the version number). Uninstall an old version by using the apt package system (replace XX below with the version number). If you're upgrading, you can leave your older version installed until you're happy with the new one, and then uninstall the old version.
MC will convert the data and settings and use them. You can back up your library from the File Menu in your older version and restore from the same menu in your new version. Your user will need the following group permissions:Īudio (for audio device access) video and render (for video playback) Converting Data from a previous version It's designed to be run as a normal user. (mediacenter30).ĭo NOT run MC as root or sudo. You can choose that or create a desktop entry from that.Īlternately you can run MC from the command line. The easiest method for a first time installation is here: InstallJRMCĪfter installation your desktop manager should have an entry for Media Center under Multimedia or Sound. MediaCenter on linux uses the debian apt package install and update system. Older versions are in the Old Versions topic on our wiki. Please download the version that matches your license.
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