Skywatcher wrote:Hi Sindre,
Thanks for the new version. I've been running 6.0.beta2 without any issues, but when trying to install 6.0 final using the debian/ubuntu file I get the following error:
dpkg-deb: file `subsonic-6.0.deb' contains ununderstood data member data.tar.xz , giving up
dpkg: error processing subsonic-6.0.deb (--install):
subprocess dpkg-deb --fsys-tarfile returned error exit status 2
I've never had any issues with any subsonic deb packages before.
is anyone suffering the same problem?
After investigating a bit I found the problem. I tried installing it in another box running a newer version of debian and it worked.
The issue is that I'm running Subsonic on a Netgear NAS running an older version of debian (no newer version for this model) and this version of dpkg doesn't know how to unpack .xz
.xz is the new default when you create a install .deb package nowadays, replacing the previous default .gzip, that you have to specify now if you want to package the contents in gzip as before.
Sindre, do you think it'd be possible to create the packages using gzip as the compression method to cater for us not using the latest models as well? It's a simple matter of adding 1 argument in the makefile and would make the .deb file universal as all versions could then unpack it.
I suspect you might have updated your operating system version where you make the files between 6.0.beta2 and now and that's why I can still unpack beta2 but not the final version.
I'd really appreciate that as I could keep running subsonic in the same NAS where I have all my music files.
Cheers,