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  1. Please see build 1.3.94 here.

     

    Changelog:

     - Various crashes fix

     

    The build is also published to the auto-update.

     

    Previous build change log.

     

    The auto-updater had a much longer changelog, and IIRC it stated that the bug with extended file attributes on Macs was fixed. Is this the case? I just tried to remove "com.apple.FinderInfo" and "com.apple.ResourceFork" from my .SyncIgnore file, but those files still aren't properly synced between my Mac (1.3.94) and my rPI (1.3.93 Debian package).

     

    Am I missing something?

    Thank you.

  2.  No, since it makes no sense (with a disabled web ui, debconf should be able to manage all folder shares). If you really want to have a very special custom configuration, with all shared directories defined in the configuration file, you have to do it manually.

     

     

     

    I'm also running without the web ui (an unnecessary security risk IMO) and have thus answered "no" when asked by the installer to create a default config file. Instead I have custom config files in /etc/btsync. This seems to be working great, updating via apt-get stops and restarts my instances, all good.

     

    AFAIK my config files have the default options, but the shared folders are listed explicitly in the config files.

     

     The reason for this, is that the configuration file method is not really deterministic (you can add an option, but if you remove it later, it stays still persistent since the configuration file is not the real configuration storage of btsync) and you have to understand the implications of working with a complex configuration file (and currently there is no architectural documentation available about this).

     

     

    Ok I wasn't aware of this, and I'm not sure I understand it. What is the correct behavior when I e.g. add new shared folders, or change a configuration option in my config files? 

  3. Hello,

    Thanks for the update!

     

    I've just updated all my devices (3x Linux (Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS), 1 Mac and 1 Windows PC) to the latest version. Both my Mac and Windows PC are in sync. However, my Mac is stuck on uploading ~1kB of data such as com.apple.finder and com.apple.FinderInfo to the Linux boxes. Is this related to this update? 

     

    Image: http://imgur.com/V1SO2go

     

    Best regards and thanks for the great application!

     

    Kevin

     

     

    I'm having the exact same issue.

     

    Syncs with other Macs are ok, but the same folders synced to Linux servers (arm and i386) display an endless list of files named "com.apple.FinderInfo" and "com.apple.ResourceFork" that apparently are not synced.

  4. Finder refresh on OS 10.9.1. with BTS 1.2.82: sometimes the finder windows don't show new files or folders. It looks as if they were not copied, scrolling does not show them. But as soon as you change something else in the window (e.g. add another file) it is refreshed and suddenly the new file/folder is here. Does not only happen with windows which were open when the sync took place. Happens irregularly but not infrequently... Anybody else experiencing this?

     

    Yes, had the exact same issue: a folder was added on a remote client and wouldn't get added on my local. BTS reported the folder to be in sync, and doing an "ls" in the terminal showed the missing folder was there, but Finder simply wouldn't display it.