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I am on Mac OS 10.9 using Safari --- I have found the problem already though: For some reason the Adguard browser extension treats the UI as advertisement and blocks it automatically. Deactivating Adguard solved the issue. Thanks

I installed the new version on my Linux server. Now the UI stays blank (just gray page, no 404) - even though btsync is running (and started with --webui.listen). Any ideas?

thanks RomanZ, that did it.

Hi, I updated to 1.4.83 from 1.4.82 because it said Unfortunately, now I cannot access my Web GUI on my Server (running CentOS) at all anymore (entering http://example.com:8888 or https://example.com:8888 gives me a "browser cannot connect to server" error. btsync is however running. Any ideas (I have not changed anything on the server besides installing the newer version)? Thanks for your help.

will do. but I never had this issue before, it only happened with this new version.

In this new version, btsync doesn't stop syncing anymore - it keeps syncing the files com.apple.ResourceFork and com.apple.FinderInfo over and over again. (I have sync set up between two macs and a linux server). Any ideas?

Hi Stephan, I have been learning a lot in the last few weeks and now understand much better how to set up a virtual host (and have done so successfully several times now). However, the reverse proxy setting on my apache you recommended still give me trouble. Could I kindly ask you to expand your example a little? What exactly do I have to put between the <VirtualHost *:80> and </VirtualHost> code lines? That would be great, thank you!

Hi Stephan, Thank you very much for your help. This sounds exactly like what I have in mind. I do have apache running and I googled around and read about creating the new vhost. But unfortunately, I couldn't really find a tutorial that made it clear to me. May I kindly ask you to go a little more into detail on how to create the new vhost or post a link to a good and basic tutorial. That would be very helpful. Thank you!

I have bittorrent sync running on a remote linux server (essentially replacing dropbox which is great)! What I am trying to set up is a https connection to send the login password encrypted. Unfortunately, I don't really know how to do this (my server supports https, that I know). Do I have to define a specific listening port in the conf.sync or how do I do this?