vancheese

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  1. I've solved this problem. The solution is to touch a file with the same name as the original !sync file. Btsync sorts itself out when there is target file and the minimal size means that it is quickly resolved, When all the sync files have disappeared, delete the touched file
  2. I've three computers running version 1.3.93 on ubuntu/debian using the appropriate packages. There was a file which was deleted but the !sync file remained on one of the computers and now I'm in update hell as the three computer keep recreate the !sync file after I delete it. I delete the !sync file, restart btsync on all three computers and by magic and from the ether the sync file reappears. The three computers only connect by a predefijned host. Is there a way to manual purge the file from the database or to force a database reset or to do something as it is using bandwidth Any suggestions? Thanks Andy
  3. I've a short term solution - Turn off every tracking and LAN option and then specify syncing hosts seems to stop the DNS issue. No one else has really commented on it.
  4. Any news/update on this problem? I have the same issues
  5. Hi people I've been seeing that running the latest provided linux binary (x86_64 and i386) cause a dramatic DNS slowdown and make the system(13.04 and 13.10) unusable, ala http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/20498-causing-dns-timeouts/. Stopping the service immediately cures the problems. Does anyone have any suggestions for the problem and can changing settings (relay server, DHT, Tracker server) make a difference to this? I know I might be repeating a post or two but can't seem to search the forum to see if others have similar problems and solutions as DNS is only 3 letters long and the forum rejects the search. Thanks Andy