wmb
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When I create several folders with the same name but different number at the end, like chapter 1, chapter 2, chapter 3, ..., chapter 10, the order in BTSync (Android) is not correct.
Modern operating systems show them correctly (just tried in OSX), but BTSync shows in the wrong order of: chapter 1, chapter 10, chapter 11, chapter 2, chapter 3 etc.
You can of course rename the folders chapter 01, chapter 02, but this is so 90s..
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Thank you guys. I will have a look at the usage data too.
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Seems you're right, JimmyTheSaint. Thank you.
I just wonder a bit why it would need to know getNetworkOperatorName
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It looks like it actually is hiding the permission, since phone number and calls is not part of the permissions above. This is why I am asking..
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Thank you.
Yes, I downloaded it from the app store, and I read the rights you just posted. This is why I am so surprised it wants to access my phone numbers and calls (it's not listed and I have no idea why this data should be important to btsync).
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I just installed the Sync Client on my Android device. XPrivacy is installed too. I was quite surprised that XPrivacy told me Sync wants to access my telephone ID, calls, numbers.
Could you please explain to me why it would need that kind of information? I blocked it, of course.
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I wish there was an option for the Android client to sort files and folders strictly by alphabet, regardless of case sensitivity (currently files are split into two groups, one with lower case and one with capital letters at the beginning).
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I wish there was an option for the Android client to sort files and folders strictly by alphabet, regardless of case sensitivity (currently files are split into two groups, one with lower case and one with capital letters at the beginning).
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Currently I'm having the same bug (?) on both iPhone 4S (iOS 7.0.4) and iPad 4 (iOS 6):
When opening the app, it autmoatically begins to download all files one after another from my NAS (DS213j). All BTSync versions are up to date. Before it used to only download files when I tapped them.
Auto sync is off on both devices.
It's annoying since it takes away lots of space, obviously.
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Removed the secret from the iOS devices, added it again. Seems to be fine again. For now..
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Sorry, I got that completely wrong! I'm afraid I cannot help you.
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But please keep the one-way option.
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I'd love to believe that
Nah, maybe routers are faster now. But I'd rather run services like that on a separate device. If some app crashes and brings down your router, you're without internet.
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That's not the purpose of the program, also its technology doesn't allow that. It relies on bittorrent technology. Not smb/webdav.
If you want to do that, you should look for another sync program.
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1Password guys cancelled Wifi sync in the latest versions. Maybe this two apps could work together to sync passwords between computers and iOS/android devices.
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Yes, while i hate bloatware, a simple text editor would be highly useful and necessary to bypass the strong iOS limitations.
So I'd love to see it happen too.
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Big big thanks to the Bittorrent team for this awesome app. Finally! And it looks much better than the ownCloud app. Hopefully it also works better
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I wanted a mips version too. But recently I got an ARM NAS (DS213j). Now I run BTSync on it.
Seriously, do yourself a favour and get a NAS. Transfer speeds on those routers are mediocre anyway.
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Thanks for german language support and easy setup of admin password in the linux client (using ARM). But still..
Where's the iOS version?
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In addition to my usual sync of documents (with my Synology NAS acting as a server) I just began to use the combination of DS photo+ and Bittorrent Sync. It's a more flexible alternative to Photostream.
The picture I take on the iPhone is being immetiadely synced to the NAS via photo+ (will probably be replaced by Bittorrent Sync in the future, once released). On the NAS (DS213j) there's BTSync running and syncing the picture folders (albums) to my computers.
It's locally faster than Photostream (uses Wifi at home, 3G on the go), more private, cross platform and doesn't depend on Apple services or iPhoto/Aperture.
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Just got my Synology DS213j, it works fine. No problems at all. An official package would be nice though, currently I'm starting the binary manually via ssh...
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Waiting for MIPS as well.
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Currently I started syncing my 1Password keyring with BTSync. It would be awesome if you could work with those people together to integrate BTSync support into their program (both desktop and mobile), like they already integrated Dropbox and iCloud for a cloud based solution.
And, of course, please release iPhone and mips versions!
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While I can't really help you with your question, I'd like to highly recommend upgrading to 10.6. Snow Leopard is way superior and the most stable version of OSX I've ever had.
Maybe you can talk to your executive? In this release, Rosetta is still present, which means old PPC programs will still run. So it should be very compatible with your software.
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Currently I only wish an iOS app to be released to public, alpha or not
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Any news on the MIPS version? This would be extremely helpful!
Are You Still Using Btsync 1.3.xx?
in Sync General Discussion
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I just upgraded from 1.3x to 1.4 on OSX. And I have to agree the new interface is horrible.
The old one looked native. And even if it's more work to give each platform it's native interface, I think it's the way it should be done.
There's a reason why each OS' interface is different. So each OS deserves a native application UI. Otherwise, the result is just ugly.