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The issue is the version of libc - GLIBC - on your system does not match what the sqlite library is expecting.
This file is normally comes with the OS, it is not part of.NET.

Someone else had this this problem as well.

mcrossley wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 9:22 am The issue is the version of libc - GLIBC - on your system does not match what the sqlite library is expecting.

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/lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.28' not found (required by /volume1/cumulusmx/runtimes/linux-x64/native/libe_sqlite3.so)

This file is normally comes with the OS, it is not part of.NET.

Someone else had this this problem as well.

This topic.

Thanks.

The problem is that sqlite comes as precompiled native binary modules rather than .NET IML DLLs. They are generally compiled against the latest version of libc available for each platform.

A quick search shows quite a few other packages with the same problem of old versions of libc on Synology.

The only way around this would be to recompile the sqlite module from source on the NAS server, linking it to the version of libc available.

mcrossley wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 10:50 am Thanks.

The problem is that sqlite comes as precompiled native binary modules rather than .NET IML DLLs. They are generally compiled against the latest version of libc available for each platform.

A quick search shows quite a few other packages with the same problem of old versions of libc on Synology.

The only way around this would be to recompile the sqlite module from source on the NAS server, linking it to the version of libc available.

Ah

I think this may be in the too difficult pile!

My copy of DSM is 7.1.1. update 6, as far as I am aware there are no updates - not sure if 7.2 is available for my 918+

Box wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 11:24 am

mcrossley wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 10:50 am Thanks.

The problem is that sqlite comes as precompiled native binary modules rather than .NET IML DLLs. They are generally compiled against the latest version of libc available for each platform.

A quick search shows quite a few other packages with the same problem of old versions of libc on Synology.

The only way around this would be to recompile the sqlite module from source on the NAS server, linking it to the version of libc available.

Ah

I think this may be in the too difficult pile!

My copy of DSM is 7.1.1. update 6, as far as I am aware there are no updates - not sure if 7.2 is available for my 918+

OK

So I had a check around the synology site and discovered that my 918+ can be updated further but it won't happen automtically as apparently Synology devices only automatically update if its necessary for security/stability reasons

One manual update later (to 7.2.1 update 1) and all is working and cmx updating

Box wrote: ↑Thu 20 Jun 2024 8:55 am

Box wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 11:24 am

mcrossley wrote: ↑Wed 19 Jun 2024 10:50 am Thanks.

The problem is that sqlite comes as precompiled native binary modules rather than .NET IML DLLs. They are generally compiled against the latest version of libc available for each platform.

A quick search shows quite a few other packages with the same problem of old versions of libc on Synology.

The only way around this would be to recompile the sqlite module from source on the NAS server, linking it to the version of libc available.

Ah

I think this may be in the too difficult pile!

My copy of DSM is 7.1.1. update 6, as far as I am aware there are no updates - not sure if 7.2 is available for my 918+

OK

So I had a check around the synology site and discovered that my 918+ can be updated further but it won't happen automtically as apparently Synology devices only automatically update if its necessary for security/stability reasons

One manual update later (to 7.2.1 update 1) and all is working and cmx updating

So in summary

Ensure your NAS is at least at DMS version 7.2.1 update1
Add the community repository as detailed in the instructions

Follow the instructions, careful about the case sensitivity!

Hugely grateful and thanks to everyone for their help

PS checked the NAS 214 play on the website and it won't update past 7.1.1 update 6

Box wrote: ↑Thu 20 Jun 2024 9:36 am PS checked the NAS 214 play on the website and it won't update past 7.1.1 update 6

Yes, Synology has announced end of support and 7.1.x being the last upgrade for DS214play.

I’m so glad I found this thread, thank you!

I used Cumulus until 2016 when I started using Meteotemplate which I still use now.

However MT seems to have been abandoned by the developer and more and more of it is breaking with later php releases, so I have been looking for alternatives.

A few days ago I set up Cumulus MX on a Raspberry Pi, then found this thread and have managed to get it running on my Synology NAS - a perfect use for this always-on device!

One extra step to get this working was to allow port 8998 in the firewall rules on the Synology. Without this, if you’re using the firewall, it doesn’t work.

Glad to be of help.

For those of you running V4 on a Synology NAS a new version of the .NET (8.0.11) has been released and I can confirm that V4 works using it.