crash893

that seems a little ominous

All, I've seen alot of redundant requests in the wishlists thread (sticky above) I've found this webpage to be very useful for people to suggest and vote on what features they would like to see added next <link munched by admin. we will NOT be using it.> I have seeded the wishlist with 10 or so wishes that i saw repeated a few times in the tread but please feel free to add your own (log in va gmail or facebook 7-10 votes) I am 100% willing to give the username and password over to the bt sync team if they find it helpful.

update#2 Sync.dat is what im after not settings.dat My hope is to write a small program that i can drop the sync.dat file on and it will auto create the folders so i can bring up a redundant server quickly

update: Found the file but its not exactly human readable

as always your the man with the answers Thanks so much

bumpity bump bump

sorry I'm intrested in the windows version but If you have the info for all I would love to see it

I setup a beta server to run sync when i get a production server is there a way to copy all the settings (including shares) to the new server (aka a config file of some sort) thanks

+1 for webdav I would love to sync stuff directly to my sharepoint site

RT VERSION ^This x2.3

Is there a way to have the host only push updates during a certain time (say after biz hours for example)

I got it yesterday on win7

I got this working but I wanted to refine it just a little So i have a rule now that ANY internal IP on port 42816(randomly picked by me) can call out to any ip on port 3000 AND ANY external IP on 42816 can talk to any internal ip on 42816 What I wanted to clear up was 1) is it always port 3000 for the sync servers (I assume thats what the 54.x.x.x server is) 2) what is the range of the 54.x.x.x servers so i can lock that down a little bit more 3) would it break anything if i just switched all my clients down to port 3000 and altered the rule that 3000 can go in and out?

I'm not sure if you solution worked but here is what i see in my router 15:43:07 Default DROP UDP 10.10.10.194 : 42816 → 71.163.111.175 : 61241 15:43:07 Default DROP UDP 10.10.10.116 : 42816 → 71.163.111.175 : 61241 15:43:07 Packet filter rule #12 UDP 10.10.10.116 : 42816 → 54.225.100.8 : 3000 15:43:07 Default DROP UDP 10.10.10.116 : 42816 → 75.145.94.57 : 42816 15:43:07 Packet filter rule #12 UDP 10.10.10.116 : 42816 → 54.225.196.38 : 3000 15:43:08 Default DROP UDP 10.10.10.194 : 42816 → 71.163.111.175 : 61241 15:43:08 Default DROP UDP 10.10.10.194 : 42816 → 71.163.111.175 : 61241 so its allowing my work machine to talk to whoever 54.225.100.8 is but the 71.161 address is my home computer and its not allowing that bceuase thats on a diffrent listening port Am i missing something

My apologies, I've been trying to figure this out for a few days. And with a fledgling technology its probably best to answer as many questions as possible to help get it off the ground Hopefully i just took it the wrong way and if so sorry. @Jeronsoenmans, thanks ill give that a try

thanks for taking the time to write that and not post a link to

a windows home server and windows sbs server plug in would be nice

bump

Im on 1.0.116 and when i click check for update it says im good? whats the deal?

I'm starting to play around with BTS at my small biz for a dropbox alternative I have an astaro utm 120 and FOR the life of me i can't get it to work from outside the building to a server inside the network any instructions or port lists or instructions on how to setup portforwarding for this app?