Re-routing the "git pull" connection to Github in Sydney worked fine (it's building now). So most likely a Github configuration problem in Manchester. But this is just going to happen all over again on the next update, so a permanent fix is still needed. A dozen or more UK Kiwis updated to v1.376 yesterday without problems it seems looking at the map. I should check one of them and see if a pull from github.com also goes to Manchester.
I checked another Kiwi in Somerset which showed a git pull going all the way back to San Francisco. So maybe this is some shenanigans being played by your ISP (an attempt to cache content that backfires and results in the TLS failures). We had a similar case with Telstra in Australia a few years back.
v1.377 contains a fallback that retries the git pull using a fixed ip address for github.com. Interestingly, about half way through checking the fix on Tony's Kiwi the git pull to github.com (using the domain name) started working. So that means this was probably a mirror server configuration issue by Github as opposed to an ISP issue. Anyway, the fix is in and will hopefully save someone some grief in the future.
Great to see such excellent customer service John. Delighted with the product here. Had a go at making a better antenna and dropped the noise pick up dramatically. The thing performs really well, but I will try to get a lower noise floor by experimenting.
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The external ip is dynamic I think. I will check whether it has changed and report back.
Hopefully, it will just work now and when it comes back the sound will be back. Somehow I started out with sound, but it vanished. .
Looks great. Sound is back. This old git is very pleased - and impressed with what you did there.
Thanks a million. Looks like we are in business. I'll give it a whirl and tell you what it is like.
Thumbs up to you for that.
I checked another Kiwi in Somerset which showed a git pull going all the way back to San Francisco. So maybe this is some shenanigans being played by your ISP (an attempt to cache content that backfires and results in the TLS failures). We had a similar case with Telstra in Australia a few years back.