josh4trunks

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  1. @eldrin

    Sorry about that, missed your question. It is going to be okay. Both x64 and x86 are using same storage location and reuse it with no issues.

     

    @josh4trunks @PacketMan

    We ddon't have official FreeBSD ports. If you take a look at the maintainer name, you can see that the person is outside of BitTorrent: joshruehlig@gmail.com

     

    @andrewb

    That's rather strange. Sync 2.0 has icon in system tray - and this code did not change. Is it reproduced stably?

    joshruehlig@gmail.com is me. I think we have different definitions of port. By official port, I meant it's the the FreeBSD Ports Tree, but you mean port in the more general sense, as in a package maintained by the BitTorrent team.

  2. I have installed btsync 100's of times while developing my btsync plugin for FreeNAS.  I noticed a bug where the WebUI doesn't always show on a fresh install.  The below are in the log when the WebUI isn't showing.

    UPnP: Could not map UPnP Port on this pass, retrying.UPnP: Unable to map port 192.168.2.30:13104 with UPnP.

    Once the below shows up in the log the WebUI starts working.

    NAT-PMP: Mapped TCP port 28721 -> 192.168.2.30:28721NAT-PMP: Mapped UDP port 28721 -> 192.168.2.30:28721NAT-PMP: Got external IP: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

    My router/firewall is PfSense and I can see from its "UPnP & NAT-PMP Status" that the ports are mapped in all cases so I don't believe the router is the issue.

     

  3. I am getting the below errors in the log when starting btsync on FreeBSD and FreeNAS.  I wrote a btsync plugin for FreeNAS and just noticed this when testing advanced options.  It doesn't seem to effect functionality though I presume send and receive buffer sizes aren't being changed accordingly.

    [20140112 16:00:45.738] UDP setsockopt(SO_RCVBUF, 2097152) failed: 55[20140112 16:00:45.738] UDP setsockopt(SO_SNDBUF, 2097152) failed: 55

    To rule out permissions, virtual environments, and maximum system values, I did the following test.

    I ran btsync as root on a host FreeBSD system (not in a jail).  FreeBSD 9.2's default kern.ipc.maxsockbuf is 2097152.  In the config I set 1MB send and receive buffers..

    "recv_buf_size" : 1,"send_buf_size" : 1,

    A always get the above errors whether or not I..

    • set the send/receive buffers low, high, or don't set them
    • run as root or as an unprivileged user
    • run in a jail or on a host system