If you start receiving the above error in the openvpn server logs, you need to add these two lines
to /etc/init.d/openvpn :
export NSS_HASH_ALG_SUPPORT=+MD5
export OPENSSL_ENABLE_MD5_VERIFY=1
…towards the beginning of that file..
apparently Openvpn has changed something again without telling us.. It stopped supporting MD5 — unless enabled. This caused me much grief, and I hope I can prevent yours.
Ufak bir karşılaştırma (Ağustos 2009):
USA da benzin fiyatı (galonu 2.5 dolar), yani litresi: 0.99 TL.
Türkiye’de benzin fiyatı: 3.5 TL civarı.
Ayda 4 kere depoyu doldursanız, 40’ar litre alsanız, bir yılda fazladan vereceğiniz ücret: 4800 TL.
On senede? 48,000 TL.. Bununla araba bile alabilirsiniz!
I just confirmed that Samsung’s TV software is defective; It does not support external subtitles when its streaming movies from a DLNA server.
To try,
1) Put a movie.avi and movie.srt in some folder at your DLNA server
2) Try to watch it with subtitles.
No subtitles will appear.. I just confirmed it with Samsung helpdesk. What a shame!
However, the external subtitles ARE supported if you bother to put the movie.avi and movie.srt to a flash disk, walk up to the tv and insert the flash disk. Btw, the TV does not support external hard drives either!