After noticing Kali Linux has a fresh version of syncthing, and also it bricks Kubuntu's install by upgrading the users config file version from 35 to 37, you can see that I had to manually upgrade syncthing myself documented over at: https://forum.syncthing.net/t/warning-failed-to-initialize-config-config-file-version-37-is-newer-than-supported-version-35-if-this-is-expected-use-allow-newer-config-to-override/22250
*I used this command to un-brick syncthing by overwriting the fresh copy from KALI LINUX:* rm /usr/bin/syncthing cp -f /media/tom/kali/usr/bin/syncthing /usr/bin/syncthing Syncthing is fine, no bugs, no idea why you woni't refresh the default Kubuntu repo (oops I mean Debian stable). In fact it is pretty urgent now. On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 08:08:31 +0100 Simon Frei <freisi...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 22/01/2024 11:44, Thomas Butz wrote: > > Syncthing treats versions with a "-" as beta builds: > I think it's anything after the semver-like part that some pattern > doesn't recognize. > > This might have unintended consequences. > It most definitely does - it enabled deadlock detection (was removed > recently) and usage-reporting.
