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@imraro Thanks for letting me know, all fixed up :)

Please change "./build.sh" to "./build.sh -tags noupgrade" https://discourse.syncthing.net/t/v0-9-0-upgrade-from-within-gui/537

@sauyon: This was definitely one of those situations where it'd be nice to have split packages in the aur so the sources didn't need to be downloaded twice, but you're probably right that most people wouldn't be using their own discovery server. I updated the source package to the latest version btw, so grab http://96.126.108.7:90/syncthing-0.8.10-1.src.tar.gz for the manpage now if you don't already have it.

@prurigo I feel like the discovery server should be a separate package because it's not used by most people. I'll add the manpage, and maybe create a separate package for the server at some point.

@sauyon: In case you already checked what I posted last night, I updated http://96.126.108.7:90/syncthing-0.8.9-1.src.tar.gz again to have it create a syncthing user/group and use it when running the discovery server. I also decided to say screw it and added the daemon-reload call because I just can't picture this scenario I was warned against re: best practices, and like you say, the service is sitting there useless until you run the command :). Anyway, same story; feel free to pull what you'd like, and I'll leave my package up until you can get the same differences from the syncthing package (and no pressure, of course, if you'd rather not)

@sauyon: In case you don't check the syncthing repo as often, I added the discovery server and associated service to http://96.126.108.7:90/syncthing-0.8.9-1.src.tar.gz -- feel free to include it in your package if you think it's worthwhile. I've tested it and it seems to work correctly (announce server shows "online" after replacing announce.syncthing.net with my own server and restarting the syncthing service)- Cheers!

@sauyon: I added a manpage to that modification to the synthing package I whipped up using info from the readme, a few spots on their site and added an explanation of the systemd service (you'd probably want to remove the bit about the daemon-reload if you were going to use it), and I thought it might make more sense to add that to your package than copying the README.md, which is mostly links and info about binary upgrades? If you're interested, you can find it (syncthing.1) in here http://96.126.108.7:90/syncthing-0.8.9-1.src.tar.gz

@sauyon Looks like it is building fine now, must have been something in the repo or something earlier today. In any case, thanks alot for this.

@vinadoros It seems to be working for me at the moment, Could you try again and email me debug information if it fails again?