dontaskaboutjack
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Found the solution - for me it came from updating BTSync on both computers. Grab the version here - http://syncapp.bittorrent.com/1.2.82/
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Fantastic - thanks for the help on that. I'll post the same on Markus' thread. Hopefully the linux version will have an easier way of getting updated in the future.
Ben
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Hey Harold -
Both say that they are up to date. Windows has 1.1.82, Linux has 1.2.67, but it specifically says "up to date". Is that not the case?
Thanks,
Ben
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Hey Markus - I think I'm encountering the same issue. Did you ever find a solution? My linux box reports the connection (interestingly, the ip of the windows box, but not the name I entered in BTSync prefs), and the windows box does not report any connection.
Thanks.
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Hi all,
I've hooked btsync onto a raspberry pi via this tutorial: http://blog.bittorrent.com/2013/05/23/how-i-created-my-own-personal-cloud-using-bittorrent-sync-owncloud-and-raspberry-pi/
- I can successfully ping my windows laptop from the raspberry pi and visa-versa.
- The raspberry pi web gui shows that I am connected to the windows laptop and that files should be transferring.
- However, my windows laptop does not show that I am connected to the raspberry pi, and no files are being transferred.
Any ideas? The initial search suggests that its a firewall issue, but being able to ping both ways suggests not.
Thanks in advance,
This looks like a related thread: http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/25105-endless-sync-between-linux-and-windows-7/
non-stop 'indexing'
in Sync Troubleshooting
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Hey Sergey & Trombiggs -
Can I confirm that the solution for this was to ensure that the .sync folder was not in the same folder that is being synced?
I have:
Originally .sync and btsync.exe were in the same folder (not the one being shared), but I dragged the .exe to the desktop. Still seeing these infinite (or interminably long) "Indexing". Could this just be the slower processor of the pi?
Thanks for the help.
Ben