Hello everyone,
I am running Roon Core on Debian and have an issue with the release download URL. If I download from http://download.roonlabs.com/builds/RoonServer_linuxx64.tar.bz2 as of today (9 June 2020), I get the version 1.7 build 537. But right after the server starts, it claims that it’s not up to date and need a relaunch to update to build 555.
I have fornicated, pardon my French, twice my database with this and wonder why we don’t always get the latest release with the above URL. This is painful because I need to clean all, re-install, wait for auto-update, relauch to apply and then restore from backup my database.
So where to get the latest so when we re-install the server we don’t get an older version and corrupt the db?
In the logs, I can see this:
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: updateurl=http://download.roonlabs.com/updates/stable/RoonServer_linuxx64_100700555.tar.bz2
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: machineversion=100700555
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: displayversion=1.7 (build 555) stable
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: branch=stable
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: type=roon
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [base/updater] Update response: changelog=
06/09 22:14:53 Debug: [appupdater] Update is available: 1.7 (build 555) stable, Compatible
So basically, it checks for an update here: http://download.roonlabs.com/updates/stable/RoonServer_linuxx64_100700555.tar.bz2
But how can I guess the version (100700555) of the build so I install the latest version initially?
Is there any RoonServer_latestupdate or anything with a stable URL or any service we can call to get the URL?
Thanks,
Torpi