TinMan

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  1. On 3/18/2016 at 7:19 AM, RomanZ said:

    @had-to-reregister @all Actually, there is an issue between DSM 6 and DSM 5. For certain platforms DSM6 require ARMHF build, while DSM5 requires ARMEL build for exactly same platform. We want to avoid making 2 flavors of package for every platform. Therefore all existing packages are being built with target of DSM5 (as DSM6 is still in beta).

    If your package does not work well and Sync does not start on DSM6.0 - you'll have to manually replace Sync binary to ARMHF. Binary always stays in "/usr/local/bittorrentsync/bin/btsync" for all Syno devices.

    I tried this on my DS1815+ with Avoton arch. and no go. Same error and no startup.

     

    Waiting for update or perhaps a PM with a beta.

  2. Tried that, actually tried multiple combinations of comas at different locations and still the same error. I need to know what the format is that btsync is expecting. I noticed other settings have the following format

    "webui" :

    {

    "listen" : "0.0.0.0:8888"

    "login" : "admin"

    "password" : "password"

    }

    Is btsync expecting this format for advanced settings? If so, what is the format structure? There is no documentation on it that I can find anywhere.

  3. I'm trying to apply the advanced application settings to a running version of btsync on my NAS. I have it running perfectly without the Advanced Application Settings and I think it's just a formatting error when I try to add them.

    I keep getting this error

    Error while parsing config file: parse error: after key and value, inside map, I expect ',' or '}'

    orrent Sync User Guide. "disk_low_priority" : true, "

    (right here) ------^

    And the section looks like this

    // Advanced preferences can be added to config file.

    // Info is available in BitTorrent Sync User Guide.

    "disk_low_priority" : true,

    "lan_encrypt_data" : true,

    "lan_use_tcp" : true,

    "rate_limit_local_peers" : false

    }

    Any suggestions?

    Just to clarify, I want to turn on the "lan_use_tcp" advanced setting as I read it helps to lower the CPU usage and my NAS isn't very powerful to begin with.