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Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Sun Jul 04, 2021 5:48 am
by Tmarquis
HI
I have licenced Serviio 2.1 on my DS1515+ Synology SHA Cluster. I just upgraded the cluster to DMS 7.0 and it work fine. The only problem I have is Serviio 2.1 does not run anymore, it is stopped.
What is the procedure t make it work on DMS 7.0
Regards
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Mon Jul 05, 2021 11:03 am
by Acetone
I'll keep an eye on this thread, as I'm holding off the DSM7 upgrade till i'm sure all my packages work.
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Thu Jul 08, 2021 6:53 pm
by Meelis
Here is whole topic about it. Try to avoid at the moment upgrade to DMS 7.0
https://forum.serviio.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=29668
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Sun Sep 12, 2021 5:03 pm
by kittmaster
If you are capable, look into Docker on Serviio, some have reported that it allows Serviio to work under that environment.
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Sun Dec 19, 2021 10:54 am
by Acetone
There is Docker or you could run a Virtual Machine on the NAS and then use the Linux or Windows version of Serviio.
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Mon Dec 20, 2021 9:17 pm
by Tmarquis
HI
Build Virtual mAchIne to run Serviio is a lot of time spent to support a software that does not look like it will ever going to be fix...
I would expect Serviio to generate a solution or kill it definitively for DMS 7.0.
This way no time would wasted waiting for Serviio to generate a new version.
Re: Synology DMS 7.0 with Serviio 2.1

Posted:
Mon Dec 20, 2021 9:28 pm
by kittmaster
Tmarquis wrote:HI
Build Virtual mAchIne to run Serviio is a lot of time spent to support a software that does not look like it will ever going to be fix...
I would expect Serviio to generate a solution or kill it definitively for DMS 7.0.
This way no time would wasted waiting for Serviio to generate a new version.
This is NOT a Serviio problem...…. this is a permissions problem within Synology's 7.0 architecture. This doesn't affect the windows or Linux builds and would require a fork in user permissions because Serviio can no longer run as a ROOT user on Synology. The scripts that patters created for running this on a Synology NAS literally just pulls the latest version from the website and installs it according to the Synology installer methodology.
So either Patters comes up with a way to redirect all ROOT user requests to a privileged user status or Serviio retools the entire user interface structure.....neither of these solutions are ideal...…you can thank SYNOLOGY for this mess.....end of story.