shaman
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I can confirm that new version works ok! Thanks!
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Tried to delete and reinstall several times, so far no luck. I sent report to btsync support, now I am waiting for reply.
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I noticed one suspicious thing. In the sync.dat file there is string fileguard40:<some hash>, where on the working computers is something looking like real hash, but on the non working computer there are all zeroes and 7 at end. This looks like the hash is not generated properly. Why?
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It seems that I am "lucky one" and nobody else is having this problem...I tried almost everything, still the same error.
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No, there is only one instance running
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I know that it is closed source, of course. I was asking because if this comes from e.g. file validation it may be different problem than if it comes from some connection handling. Now I am totally blind, the message itself is very general and could mean anything.
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It would be helpful if someone could tell me from which part of code this message comes from. I have some programming experience so it may point me to the right direction. There must be some reason why on this single computer it is not working... Thanks!
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I though that if the peers are found and visible to each other they must have the same secret. If I would enter wrong secret the peers would not connect because they will not find each other, am I right? But they find each other, I can see this peer on other computers (only IP address, not device name - not sure if this matters), but the synch does not start. I also see on other peers that they wait to upload the directory - there is arrow pointin up and dir size. Any other ideas?
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Hi, I am having troubles getting btsync to work on one of my computers. It starts ok, it finds peers and peers find this computer byt it syncs nothing. I found this message in the logfiles: "Hash doesn't match. Terminate." What does it mean and how can I fix it? It is Win7, x64. On other machines with the same OS no problem. Can it be some library missing, outdated...? Thanks for help!