FWIW, I made a quick tour...
On my Fedora 33 system I needed to install the following standard packages:
perl-EV
perl-AnyEvent
perl-File-BOM
perl-File-Next
perl-Class-Virtual*
perl-File-Slurp*
perl-URI-Find*
perl-HTTP-Daemon*
perl-UUID-Tiny*
perl-Data-Page*
perl-IO-Socket-SSL*
perl-SQL-Abstract-Limit*
perl-File-ReadBackwards*
>From LMS' private CPAN, I needed to install:
Image::Scale
Proc::Background
Tie::Cache::LRU
Tie::RegexpHash
JSON::XS::VersionOneAndTwo
Net::HTTPS::NB*
DBIx::Class*
When slimserver is started, it checks for the necessary modules. However
apparently this check is outdated. The modules above with an asterisk* were
required but not checked (i.e., if missing they crash slimserver when
started).
BTW, I thought that the DBIx::Class incompatibility was fixed?
On my Fedora 33 system I needed to install the following standard packages:
perl-EV
perl-AnyEvent
perl-File-BOM
perl-File-Next
perl-Class-Virtual*
perl-File-Slurp*
perl-URI-Find*
perl-HTTP-Daemon*
perl-UUID-Tiny*
perl-Data-Page*
perl-IO-Socket-SSL*
perl-SQL-Abstract-Limit*
perl-File-ReadBackwards*
>From LMS' private CPAN, I needed to install:
Image::Scale
Proc::Background
Tie::Cache::LRU
Tie::RegexpHash
JSON::XS::VersionOneAndTwo
Net::HTTPS::NB*
DBIx::Class*
When slimserver is started, it checks for the necessary modules. However
apparently this check is outdated. The modules above with an asterisk* were
required but not checked (i.e., if missing they crash slimserver when
started).
BTW, I thought that the DBIx::Class incompatibility was fixed?