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Trying to make mileage on that, could that be because `boost` ended-up detecting `c++1y` compatibility of gcc-4.9.x and used it, leading to inhability for libtorrent to build properly afterwards even...

I created a new `v2-gcc49-c++1y` branch and gave that a shot: ``` 236 static const std::int64_t max_file_size = (std::min)( 237 (std::int64_t(1)

That explains, thnx a lot! Will give it a try. Does it handle dependencies? meaning if I've downloaded all dependencies will it process them in the right order automagically?

I eneded-up creating a script that uses `cpanm` to get the info and all dependencies, download them all and untar them into the `perl-0.30.0/cpan` directory directly. Sadly that didn't worked...

Removing the trailing version number solved it. And indeed it is the `extensions` variable in `config.sh` that gets populated accordingly. Thnx for the tip. Dependency issues gets hit real hard...

Again thnx for the quick reply. Target system has the libraries but is missing the header in question (and perhaps a few others). I might give it a shot a...

It's actually next on my todo list. I'll be returning on this in the next few weeks but that takes time. My hope is to solve the few build issues...

@stickz thnx for the suggestions. Something to look for indeed. As for a newer release I'll be following-up for the next version and migrate existing to newer Synology DSM version...

Awesome! Just saw the 4.0-beta tag :rocket: I'm glad that thread triggered this, and now one more reason to rework SynoCommunity package :)

User installed an updated version I built with `debug_info` symbols into the library. Updated core files can be found here https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/issues/5419#issuecomment-1243018567 I'd really much like to know how I can...