mhspace

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  1. I have archlinux desktop, debian server and android phone.

    Desktop and server have been updated to 1.4.93. Android phone has 1.4.56.0 and cyrillic files from phone are syncing. But not vice-versa.

     

    So, at least on linux the problem exists.

    Same issue was reported here http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/32236-since-1493-files-are-not-syncing-anymore/ . I've created another thread for more exact title

     

    UPD: setting LANG=ru_RU.UTF-8 didn't help.

  2. I spent some thought on it in the last weeks and I'm thinking about it. The support of systemd would affect both packages (the server and the desktop one) but I would probably start with the server package. Can you tell me, how to switch a normal debian server system running with init to systemd?

     

    Of course.

    # aptitude install systemd

    # aptitude remove sysvinit

    ---> Type here "I am aware that this is a very bad idea" — because the sysvinit package is flagged as essential, but when systemd is used it is not actually essential. For details see https://wiki.debian.org/systemd

    # aptitude install systemd-sysv

    Than just reboot.

  3. Example:

    I have folder with pictures on Android phone.

    It contains '.thumbnails' folder which should be not synced.

    I added this folder to my PC, than added '.thumbnails' to .SyncIgnore.

    Later, when I will add this folder to another PC, I will need to add '.thumbnails' to .SyncIgnore again.

    And now imagine if I will install anoter Gallery app on Android phone which will create anoter folder (eg. .thumbs instead of .thumbnails), I will need to add another line to .SyncIgnore on two PCs.

     

    So, again, may be it will be better to sync this file (.SyncIgnore), but add another one that will not be synced (eg. .SyncIgnoreLocal)?

    Or may be is there some reasons why this can't be done?