0.14 is much much older than 1.4.
Follow the install instructions from our site, rather than just blindly āapt-getā installing it, as the version of the OS you use ships an ancient package.
I never āblindly āapt-getāā I am following the instructions completely from your site, I have installed on numerous Raspberry Pi and it has always worked very wellā¦but now Iām unable to make them work as I said.
On the one thatās showing 0.14.18-dfsg1, something went wrong then, and you didnāt actually get the package from apt.syncthing.net but from debian repos. Recheck you got the apt source set up right.
I will do it again tomorrow and if it doesnāt work Iāll send all the text from command prompt so that you can see what Iāve actually installed. Iāve done it dozens of times before but now Iāve failed on 5 different installsā¦very strange.
I have attempted to install again on a fresh Raspberry Pi which has never had Syncthing installed on it. Iām afraid that the result is the same and it doesnāt work.
No items have been added to:
/usr/share/applications
I have attached a text document showing all the text from the command prompt during installation.
I think that there are a couple of lines worth looking at, at the end of the apt-get update sequence, just before apt-get install syncthing:
Actually I canāt find how to attach documents to this post, let me know if its possible, or I can paste the full text from the command prompt here if it would be useful.
Iām afraid that running āsudo apt install ca-certificatesā has not solved the problem. I ran it and then completely reinstalled Syncthing but the result is the same.
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo apt-get install syncthing
Reading package listsā¦ Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state informationā¦ Done
syncthing is already the newest version (0.14.18+dfsg1-2).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 412 not upgraded.
No same result iām afraid.
I wasnāt sure in which order to try, update certificates before install certificates or the other way roundā¦so I tried both.