fsbruva

> I concur that it seems to be working with SQL and DBIx from slimserver with the rest removed. Without those I get errors like below. I haven't checked yet...

Yes - it is a bad idea. The main reason is because on FreeBSD, the Perl binaries don't reside in /usr/bin. The second reason is that the actual test for...

Was this the same system that you said was 11.3 in your first comment (they upgraded to 12.1)? What does his system show for the commands `which perl` and `perl...

Thanks for your diagnostic efforts. However, unless @mherger disagrees, the behavior you have described is not an issue that necessitates modification of buildme.sh, because you are using a non-standard configuration....

In case it wasn't clear - the script uses whatever gets returned from `which perl` as the Perl binary. The reason your attempt failed is because you didn't have a...

That UPDATING note serves to alert users that the symlink created in FreeBSD for ALL Perl versions 5.8 - 5.18 at /usr/bin/perl (and pointed to /usr/local/bin/perl5.x.y) isn't used anymore. Therefore,...

I can submit a PR for this topic this week. This is lighting a fire under me to get back into contributing.

You are correct, Media::Scan is the module using ffmpeg. I believe it uses libavcodec, libavfilter, libavformat, libavutils, and libswscale to assist with scanning, obtaining metadata and generating thumbnails for video...

Yes, I can pursue proposing the changes upstream. I will work on that tonight. Would you prefer to wait until the changes are accepted upstream? Or should I submit a...

Submitted [upstream.](https://github.com/andygrundman/libmediascan/pull/5) Note: These patches are intentionally inflexible, because flexibility would allow users to continue to build using vulnerable software. Thus, use of this patched version will require both FFmpeg...