OS: Mycloud OS5
Application: Syncthing
The Dockerfile seems broken in it's current state, as debian:buster is discontinued. replacing buster with bookworm fixed the issue.
The build.sh-script for syncthing is looking for a mksapkg-file instead of mksapkg-OS5. Renaming said file in the cloned repo fixed it.
Lastly building fails due to the deprecated encryption method (blowfish). As i couldn't find a way to update to a more modern encryption method (i couldn't find the associated code, is it in mksapkg?), i forced legacy encryption on openssl within the Dockerfile.
I could offer you the code changes for all the above mentioned fixes.
I am also wondering, if there is big safety concerns running the 1.27.1 version of syncthing, which is hardcoded into install.sh. Are you still working on the project? Will the Ex4100 f.e. be capable of running the most recent version of syncthing? How concerning is the deprecated encryption method? Is there a way to update the encryption method within the code?
OS: Mycloud OS5
Application: Syncthing
The Dockerfile seems broken in it's current state, as debian:buster is discontinued. replacing buster with bookworm fixed the issue.
The build.sh-script for syncthing is looking for a mksapkg-file instead of mksapkg-OS5. Renaming said file in the cloned repo fixed it.
Lastly building fails due to the deprecated encryption method (blowfish). As i couldn't find a way to update to a more modern encryption method (i couldn't find the associated code, is it in mksapkg?), i forced legacy encryption on openssl within the Dockerfile.
I could offer you the code changes for all the above mentioned fixes.
I am also wondering, if there is big safety concerns running the 1.27.1 version of syncthing, which is hardcoded into install.sh. Are you still working on the project? Will the Ex4100 f.e. be capable of running the most recent version of syncthing? How concerning is the deprecated encryption method? Is there a way to update the encryption method within the code?