pinkdot wrote: > The basic idea behind LmsUpdate is to provide an up-to-date package > based on the github commits, no more, no less. Mainly because of the > fact that, there is no possibility to test changes on all architectures, > my knowledge is limited and changes will be overwritten after an > official Synology update (if LmsRepack was still alive and functional, > it might have been an option to consider).
You would not be changing the source code of LMS, just the start-up script originally provided by Synology. Also, the change would be completely transparent to anyone not using it. If the file does not exist (or does not contain the relevant variable), nothing differs from the status quo. It would simply open a door for advanced users to inject their own command line options into their LMS installation. As we are talking about a plain Bourne shell script, this does not depend on system architecture at all. pinkdot wrote: > > But feel free to make the changes to the script after you downloaded the > package. Just rename the package to 'tar', and open the tarball ;-) I don't think forking the package would do anyone any good. I can patch my own installation from the command line, it's just a hassle to do that every time you update the LmsUpdate package. If you were interested, I would be willing to have a look if one might even provide a GUI via Synology's package mechanism, but since you aren't willing to even consider a tiny patch for the start-up script, I see no point. :( ------------------------------------------------------------------------ pputzer's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=36842 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=103636 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
