Piece_Maker

This explains a lot - I wasn't trying to connect to a remote btsync daemon, just my local one that gets started on boot with systemd I guess this still requires the API key. My problems running standalone-mode are fairly similar though. The options when clicking the system tray icon are mostly greyed out (Namely the Open WebUI and Open BitTorrent Sync... options).

Hi, I'm keen to use this, however I can't seem to make anything besides the indicator appear. I'm trying to use it with a running btsync daemon, though I get the problem if I shut off the daemon and run it in standalone mode too. I can only assume I'm doing something wrong in my setup, but I can't see what... Running Gnome on Arch Linux (using the AUR package), I use the command: btsync-gui --host "localhost" --username "myusername" --password "mypassword" --port "8888"I've tried with and without the "", and also tried my actual IP in place of localhost. Obviously myusername/mypassword are replaced. In my terminal, it endlessly spits out: WARNING:root:BtSync API HTTP error: 400I'm currently running btsync with the --nodaemon flag to see if anything pops up running that, but nothing that looks helpful. The indicator's options are all greyed-out (The Status, Pause Syncing, Open WebUI, and Open Bittorrent Sync... Options). Have I broken something? Thanks!