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Strange, the script should indeed detect the latest compose version automatically. Can you try running below command from your Synology command line? It should return '1.26.0'.
curl -s "https://github.com/docker/compose/tags" | egrep "a href=\"/docker/compose/releases/tag/[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+\"" | head -1 | cut -c 45- | sed "s/\">//g"
The message pkgctl-Docker stoped. is generated by synoservicectl, so unfortunately not a message I can change myself.
My guess is that the web scraping call sometimes times out, perhaps GitHub has some kind of rate limiting in place. I encountered a similar issue in another repository. My suggestion is to include a default value for the Docker engine and Docker Compose binary to revert back to in case curl fails.
Should there be a Docker Compose version displayed, rather than "Unknown"?
Also, "stopped" is spelt incorrectly :p
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