Arch Linux

6.0 is out. I'm testing it on my alarmpis, as soon as I get it installed I'll update the package.

Submitted a PR on github.

If it's ARM, you could just *blindly* trust me and install the precompiled version I uploaded on GitHub (https://github.com/pschmitt/aur-pilight/releases). But since you managed to get it to work you obviously don't have to do that.

Would you mind submitting a PR on the repo at https://github.com/pschmitt/aur-pilight with your fix?

When trying to install the package, I get the following error message:

error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
pilight: /usr/sbin exists in filesystem

Fixed by slightly adapting the PKGFILE (only the relevant sections are shown):

# Fix paths
cd "${pkgdir}"
mv usr/lib/pilight/libpilight.so.${pkgver} usr/lib/libpilight.so.${pkgver}
ln -s usr/lib/libpilight.so.${pkgver} usr/lib/libpilight.so
mkdir -p usr/share/webapps/${pkgname}
mv usr/local/share/${pkgname}/default usr/share/webapps/${pkgname}
mv usr/sbin/* usr/bin

# Cleanup
rm -rf usr/local usr/lib/pilight etc/init.d usr/sbin

Yes, upstream loves to just replace a release with another without noticing anyone. It's not the first time this has happened. I updated the checksum.

Is it possible that in the 5.0-1 PKGBUILD the checksums is not correct?
At least for me the "v5.0.tar.gz" fails in the validity check.
Thanks

Done!

Please add cmake as makedep.