acmodeu
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Strange, I've set umask to 0002 but still i'm getting drwxr-s--- on newly creadted and synced folders.
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Yes, something likeI will think about the possibility to configure additional parameters perhaps with a sidecar-configuration file."umask": 2,
in the settings.json of the transmission-daemon. On the other hand transmission-daemon starts from the name of itself, but btsync starts from the name of the root. If it matters of course...
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How to set up umask for btsync in debian?
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Add this, please be kind!It is no problem adding "device_name" as a low priority question to the install routine.
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Yep, these settings are as you described.
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Thank you, I thought I was doing something wrong. BTW by XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX I meant server's ip address so there is nothing strange.
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I'm running btsync daemon on a debian server, everyhing is fine except one tricky thing. I changed device_name in debconf-default.conf manually (the daemon was preliminarily stopped and started afterwards) but after upgrades (and today's too) it resets to default "ipXXX-XXX-XXX-XXX - Default Instance". How can I prevent this from happening?
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Thank you. Do you mean that on windows client I also should use "/" or "\" instead?This: /folder1/folderX
The leading '/' is relative to the sync root and not the system root. I like to avoid using the leading slashes though because that way you can't use the .SyncIgnore files as an ignore list with 'tar' for instance.
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I'm syncing data among 2 windows and one debian machines. There is folderX which I want to be exclude from syncing. What should I write in .SyncIgnore files on both windows and debian clients if the folder name may coincide with other folders? Example:
/sync-folder/
/sync-folder/folderX
/sync-folder/folder1/folderX
I want to exclude folderX only from folder1.
Debian And Ubuntu Server Unofficial Packages For Bittorrent Sync
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Are there any news about weird umask behaviour?