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[Issue]: Unable to load e_sqlite3 runtime on AlpineLinux #4051
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Originally created by @bl4ckb0ne on GitHub (Jul 21, 2022).
Please describe your bug
Hello there, I'm the maintainer of the jellyfin package on Alpinelinux
With the
10.8.1update there is an issue with the runtimes. I trimmed the folder to only ship thelinux-musl-x64runtimes, our package manager complains about having binaries for multiple arch. Everything was fine with10.8.0but now jellyfin is trying to load the runtimes from thelinux-x64folder instead. Making a symlink works as a workaround for the issue but I'd like to get it fixed.I also have 2 other questions that are mildly relevant to the issue.
alpine-x64and thelinux-musl-x64runtimes? They are the exact same files.Jellyfin Version
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10.8.1
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@bl4ckb0ne commented on GitHub (Nov 21, 2022):
Seems to be gone, I don't know if that was a dotnet issue or something else.