Sebastian Schmidt

Can you swap the ` /volume1/@appstore/jellyfin/lib/stdlib++.so.6.0.22` file with a `armel` version e.g. from https://packages.debian.org/sid/armel/libstdc++6/download if that makes any difference please let me know. `armhf` vs `armel`. From what I understand...

I've compiled a `armel` version here: https://seby.io/files/jellyfin_armv7-6.1_10.7.6-3.spk

Ok thanks for confirming. So It's up to the .NET developers if they want to spend resources for this CPU. We can only mark the CPU architecture as unsupported :cry:

> Does this means that the package from SynoCommunity will be temporary removed and put that back if .NET is supporting this CPU in the future? > I am wandering...

I'm sorry to hear that @jak8, but the package is tested as working with a x64 CPU and should also work on aarch64. Some armv7 should also work, but the...

I think we can create a simple wiki entry: https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/wiki/Package-Documentation-Index but yea updating the package description is unlikely. FYI the wiki can be updated by anyone, so feel free to...

Package configuration is typically in `/var/packages//var` or `/var/packages//target/var` on dsm6

Thanks, Yea that is also a possibility. I just find the GitHub wiki easier to edit/collaborate on. AFAIK the GitHub Wiki has been the recommended way to add documentation.

@BeatSkip Good find! I would email [email protected] about it, yes I would class that as a vulnerability. Not sure if their [program](https://www.synology.com/en-global/security/bounty_program) applies to pre-release software though. And bearing in...

Thanks @BeatSkip I agree. Yea I doubt you get a reward. Feel free to update us on their response though. Who knows it might be a feature.