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Hi @chgreu, thanks for the tips, I did not know this repository. I updated the PKGBUILD accordingly.

Hi there, LRZ Sync+Share provides a repository site that can be used to download the *.tar.gz software package: * https://tgz.sasrepo.nas.lrz.de

Also checksums (SHA256) are provided: * https://sasrepo.nas.lrz.de/SHA256SUMS.txt

The following changes could be made to improve the PKGBUILD script: 1. branch=stable 2. source=("LRZ_Sync_Share_v${pkgver}_Linux.tar.gz::https://tgz.sasrepo.nas.lrz.de/${branch}/LRZ_Sync_Share_v$3{pkgver}_Linux.tar.gz") 3. sha256sums=("$(curl -s https://sasrepo.nas.lrz.de/SHA256SUMS.txt | grep LRZ_Sync_Share_v${pkgver}_Linux.tar.gz | head -n 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 1)")

Hi there, the GUI drop down menu for selecting institution does not work on KDE - it opens the system tray for screen sharing. Any ideas why and how to fix it ? Thank you in advance

Hi there,

thanks for your efforts, but it didn't work when I wanted to install the package using pamac on manjaro. I guess there is a new version of LRZ Sync and Share Client but the checksums aren't adjusted yet.

I made it work with makepkg -si --skipchecksums

Just bumped the version.

Because the download URLs aren't versioned, whenever there's a new release you're downloading a different file with a different SHA-256 checksum. That's triggering the "error". If you you don't care what version you get, you can just replace the checksum with SKIP and this check will be ignored. The PKBUILD will still try to extract the correct version from the downloaded file and set the version of the output package accordingly.

Thanks for the update. I'm again facing some troubles: when makepkg checks validity with sha256sums, I get:

ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check!

And indeed, when I check manually with sha256sums, the output differs from the one in PKGBUILD. Any suggestions?

Just published an updated version. Please let me know if you have any issues. There seems to be no requirement for a specific Java version/vendor anymore (as long as it's at least Java 11). So I relaxed the dependency.

I cannot fully test this application anymore because I'm not anymore enrolled at a university in Munich. If you or anyone who reads this wants to take over, just contact me. :)

Hi there, since a couple of days an update is available. Is there any chance that the aur-package will be updated? Or is there a way to integrate the update? Thanks!

It kind of already works: after choosing the institution using xorg, I switched back to Wayland to check and it worked. It seems like it's really only the drop-down that causes problems. So in case you really have to combine lrz-syncshare with Wayland, configuring it with xorg and then go back to Wayland is a possible (admittedly, not a nice) way.

That's great! You're welcome. I hope these sort of issues with Wayland will eventually subside. It's about time...