Yeah, I couldn’t find anything still supported for ubuntu, but figured I’d give it a shot utilizing some older repos and what not as I can’t get access to a mac machine. Wasn’t expecting much with it, just was more of a “hey, maybe this might work”.
When I was going back through to write up exact configuration I think I was able to identify what is probably causing the error, I’m just not entirely sure what is going wrong.
Will include everything though just in case it isn’t that.
I setup everything as detailed in the README of the developer-rig for Windows and Local Mode.
I ran install/configure cmds, Installed the certs that were created insides of developer-rig/ssl.
Initially I ran the “run.cmd”, but it was not running correctly(While doing this configuration check, I actually learned why this was failing and will detail it after, as I believe this is the current problem), so instead I did everything manually. Setting up the manifest as panel.json as documented. Then ran the 3 command prompts (asset hosting, hello-world backend, and running developer rig). These are the 3 command prompts when the error occurs.
Broadcaster updates upon click, viewer color does not update
Asset Hosting
Backend
Dev-Rig
Now where I think the problem is arising, I’m just not sure why.
It seems that the run.cmd is failing because the configuration is not actually setting up correctly, if I manually run ‘check-install.cmd’ it has an error level of 0, which is good. But upon running ‘check-make-cert.cmd’ it returns with an error level of 2, all three certs are created so I believe this error is upon checking if the cert is actually installed for “Twitch Developer Rig CA” on the local machine, a run through powershell of the ‘{Get-ChildItem -Path Cert:\LocalMachine\Root}" | FIND “Twitch Developer Rig CA”’ Does seem to confirm that(There is nothing there), but checking mmc and looking at “Trusted Root Certification Authorities/Certs” I am able to see the Twitch Developer Rig CA cert there. I believe this would indicate that the cert is indeed installed correctly, but it doesn’t seem to be found when checking through powershell, I am new to utilizing certs (mostly do offline applications), so I am not entirely sure what to expect here otherwise or what to be looking for. But I believe that the cert problem is causing the rest to function incorrectly.
Thanks for any help able to be provided.