> I installed the 8.3.0 deb package for i386, that went without any
> errors, but the service does not start. Log follows:
We don't have support for Perl 5.28 on i386. 32-bit support is so rarely
required nowadays I no longer build for it.
> Can anyone here assist me with debugging the startup failures of the
> .deb version, or point me towards a Docker image for i686 (=32bit)
> platforms?
There's none. But the Dockerfile is available:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserv...lic/8.3/Docker.
You could try to build yourself. Though I'm not sure you'll be able to
find a base image offering Perl 5.26 (or older) AND up to date
IO::Socket::SSL etc. libraries. You might need to build the binaries
yourself (see
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserv...ublic/8.3/CPAN).
> Since LMS is just Perl and not compiled binaries, I don't get why the
Perl comes with a bunch of binaries. They are used to speed up some
tasks (compared to pure Perl), or bind external libraries.
> errors, but the service does not start. Log follows:
We don't have support for Perl 5.28 on i386. 32-bit support is so rarely
required nowadays I no longer build for it.
> Can anyone here assist me with debugging the startup failures of the
> .deb version, or point me towards a Docker image for i686 (=32bit)
> platforms?
There's none. But the Dockerfile is available:
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserv...lic/8.3/Docker.
You could try to build yourself. Though I'm not sure you'll be able to
find a base image offering Perl 5.26 (or older) AND up to date
IO::Socket::SSL etc. libraries. You might need to build the binaries
yourself (see
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserv...ublic/8.3/CPAN).
> Since LMS is just Perl and not compiled binaries, I don't get why the
Perl comes with a bunch of binaries. They are used to speed up some
tasks (compared to pure Perl), or bind external libraries.