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I managed to find the 8.1.x package for Synology. I was reflexively accepting it and then noticing the warning that LMS would be disabled if I installed it. Here's the list of all models that support Docker from the Synology website:Ĭlick to expand.I was unaware of that notice but I got trapped by accepting the recent Perl update. For details, please refer to the Product Support Status page.
*The models of this series are not compatible with the latest version of DSM. (*) I think the Docker package is only available on some Synology modelsĬlick to expand.Here's the list of all models that support Docker from the Synology website: Don't do this while you have music playing from another source to one of your Squeezelite clients as LMS may set a higher volume on that device when initially booting up, causing you to jump. TBH it's probably quicker to start afresh with a new preference file, which will also give you the opportunity to spring clean your previous settings/plugins. You can copy over your old preference files into your new /config /prefs directory but you'll need to manually map any old paths in the server.prefs file to their new locations and remove any reference to DB files (or also move them to the new location). Make sure to set the Environment variable 'TZ' to 'Europe/London' in Environment settings (or map /etc/localtime to /etc/TZ). Make sure to update port 9000 to 9002 in the 'Network Settings' and set HTTP_PORT to 9002 in the 'Environment Settings' (as port 9000 is often reserved for other uses on Synology).Make sure to uninstall (not just stop) your previous LMS package or the new LMS Docker container will complain that your LMS ports are already in use.
I managed to get LMS installed as a Docker container using Synology's built in Docker manager (*)
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