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strongergravity I think it is AN EXTREMELY BAD IDEA not advisable to use password generator as the one you have mentioned. Connection to the site is insecure (no SSL), so anyone monitoring connections can snatch up your password as easy as a snap and gain access to your files. Okay, apparently it only works if JS is enabled, and seemingly everything happens on the client side. And what about how it generates random numbers? How big is the entropy pool? Personally, on all OS'es I use KeePass to generate and to store my keys, and always check an option to "Collect additional entropy" when generating a key.

Thank you for your time and effort looking into this!

I posted a topic - "pid_file" setting not working . Perhaps if I mention it here, maybe some one would be able to make a comment on it. Thank you!

Interested in getting RPM packages as well!

Hello, My OS is Ubuntu 12.04.3 (i386) and my BTSync config in /etc/btsync/my.conf is as follows (also, I'm using server variant of BTSync, that is, not "btsync-user" one): //!/usr/lib/btsync/btsync-daemon --config//// DAEMON_UID=MYUSERNAME//{ "device_name": "MY DEVICE", "storage_path" : "/home/MYUSERNAME/.btsync-MYUSERNAME", "pid_file" : "/home/MYUSERNAME/.btsync.MYUSERNAME.pid", "listening_port" : 0, "check_for_updates" : false, "use_upnp" : true, "download_limit" : 0, "upload_limit" : 0, "disk_low_priority" : true, "lan_encrypt_data" : true, "lan_use_tcp" : false, "rate_limit_local_peers" : false, "folder_rescan_interval" : 600, "webui" : { "listen" : "0.0.0.0:8888", "login" : "admin", "password" : "MYPASSWORD" }} The issue is - when I run (without sudo, as I dont want to run it as root): service btsync startI get the error: Well, sure permission denied, there is no sudo! But how come my "pid_file" setting is ignored? I have found something here: If so, and I need to edit "btsync@.service", where can I find it on my system? These instruction are for Arch, and I also ran (from root location) "sudo find -maxdepth 9999 -name *btsync*" and this did not return "btsync@.service". Any ideas?