pinkdot wrote:
> Last update was 3 years ago. I dropped DSM4 (and also DSM5);to keep the
> maintenance level at an acceptable level.
> It might be possible, but ... honestly, buy a RPi and use the ds209 as
> library location. No, it will not install/run, DSM4 uses a different
> perl version.
>
Check. Thanks for your reply. Would have been nice =]
For others wondering why making LMS ("which should run on anything that
runs perl") available for DSM4.2 is likely tricky:
Let's compare Perl version DSM4.2 vs perl version required by LMS:
DSM4.2 runs: Perl 5.8.6.003
LMS 8.0.1 has several modules needing a higher version than Perl 5.8.6 -
see attachment 32321
Would it make sense to update explicit version of slimserver.pl to
highest perl version required by the used modules?
It currently lists 5.8.1 (while highest version found in modules is
5.10.0):
Code:
--------------------
perlver slimserver.pl
--------------------------------------------
| file | explicit | syntax | external |
| -------------------------------------------- |
| slimserver.pl | v5.8.1 | v5.6.0 | n/a |
| -------------------------------------------- |
| Minimum explicit version : v5.8.1 |
| Minimum syntax version : v5.6.0 |
| Minimum version of perl : v5.8.1 |
--------------------------------------------
--------------------
Greetings,
Vrij
ps: While searching I found several "ERROR : ACTUAL DEPENDENCY HIGHER
THAN SPECIFIED", but these were all in CPAN modules. Maybe perlver is
incorrect sometimes.
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