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Thanks, this is Windows 8, right?

1) Notifications will be improved 2) Added to feature list 3) We will improve first run experience 4) Will be configurable

We plan to revisit how Secret works in next releases. It will work differently, so all your concerns will be resolved.

We do have statically compiled libc, however it needs to be supported by OS. In this case OS does't support it. We will look to option to disable ionotify to support older versions. But it seems we will need support from you in testing all variations, since it we won't be able to test all combinations.

I don't know why Synology uses so old libc. we need newer one to use ionotify, to have realtime information about changed files. We will look to the option to release a build without ionotify, directory will be rescanned every n seconds. Then we will run on older versions.

Can you please PM me? We need logs from both machines to localize the issue.

issue was that two computers run different version of SyncApp, so it can't connect due to slight modification in internal protocol.

We are going to reproduce the issue. Thank you for reporting.

This is strange. Are you sure that you have updated and restarted the app?

Interesting, we will check this case. Seems like a bug. What version of SyncApp you are using?

Sure, we will have Android.

We know the Cubby story, as well as Mesh story. We see SyncApp as long term product, invest a lot of development resources, so we don't want to screw it by some "smart" decision. But let me tell you one thing, that we know for sure. Beauty of real p2p solution, in opposed to marketed p2p solution (you name the company that claims they have p2p), is that we can't control it. If tomorrow we want to charge you $100 for 10Kb transferred, will stop everything related to the app or will try to force you not to use the SyncApp, we just physically can't achieve that. SyncApp will work tomorrow exactly like it works today, no matter what we will do. And it will work exactly like today even 10 years from now, of course, if we will have computers in future

Both. Android and iOS.

Hi, could you PM me with your email, we will need some extended logs to localize the problem.

We should auto-update all clients today or tomorrow.

Yes, looks like we don't support this version of arm yet.

Mobile support (iPhone, Android) will be the first thing we will target after SyncApp will be released in public.

We need at least glibc version 2.4 to run SyncApp, I am not sure why Synology has so old glibc.

We will see how difficult it will be to port SyncApp to MIPS.

Notifications are not optimal. You have the option a) just go to Preferences and turn off notifications. This is the next major thing we will improve. This is not easy, since sync on LAN and Internet is kind of different, but we will definitely improve that. This is our first version of Trash, so you could expect improvements here. Using global one will not work, because of removable or encrypted folders. Plus it won't work with versioning. We will have some improvements in UI, something like "If you have 1Gb in Trash, we will offer to clean it" We got this request. It contradicts with removable, encrypted drives, so it looks like this should be configurable. Exactly! Already working on that. However, to make things clear, first we want to make core bug-free and then port it to mobiles. Mobiles are our highest priority. See above. Thank you for your feedback.

SyncApp: 1.0.75 released. How to upgrade Visit the link you've got in invitation email to download new binaries. Note that Linux 64 bit binary name is SyncApp_x64.gz Changes - fixed all known issues for re-syncing already downloaded files - improved connections in LAN - configurable WebUI on Linux (listen address, password, enable/disable) - Linux config file with all options as in Win32/Mac UI - Linux x64 native build - support of mounted folders and removable drives - added SyncTrash folder (configurable) - all deleted files go there by default - correctly sync files when time is not correctly set - adaptive number of connections per peer (1 for large files, up to 15 for small files) - Windows UI - pause/resume from tray icon, resizable main window - folder indexing optimization - various bug fixes

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I have 20 invites to give away. PM me with your email.

You've asked, we made it. Next build will have 64 bit Linux support.

Then most likely we fixed this bug.