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  1. Hmmm, ok. This seem to work on the LAN now. Thank you for checking. Now, I have a estrange behavior: LAN | |--- Linux 1 (RO key) ---------------- < ---- | | | VPN Tunnel | Connection ok | | | | > Connection NOT ok | | | |--- Linux 2 (RO key) ---------------- | | | Connection ok | |--- FreeBSD 1 (RW key) ----------- < ---- Trough the VPN Tunnel, Linux 1 and Linux 2 talk just fine, but FreeBSD does not connect. I know this is more of a FreeBSD issue and Network config, but I want it to put it in here just in case somebody experienced similar issue.
  2. I see the two boxes with Linux talking to each other just fine (they have read-only key). but the FreeBSD does not find the other boxes, neither the other boxes find the FreeBSD one. The setup is as follows: LAN | |--- Linux 1 (RO key) ---------------- | | Connection ok |--- Linux 2 (RO key) ---------------- | X Does not connect |--- FreeBSD 1 (RW key) ----------- No firewalls or any other problem that I can see other than the error I saw on the log: [20140701 08:31:16.254] UDP setsockopt(SO_RCVBUF, 2097152) failed: 55[20140701 08:31:16.254] UDP setsockopt(SO_SNDBUF, 2097152) failed: 55
  3. I am running into the same problem here. Receiving the following errors on FreeBSD: UDP setsockopt(SO_RCVBUF, 2097152) failed: 55UDP setsockopt(SO_SNDBUF, 2097152) failed: 55 And nothing seem to sync. My config file should be simple enough: { "device_name": "my device", "listening_port" : myport, "storage_path" : "/folderlog/.sync", "check_for_updates" : false, "lan_encrypt_data" : true, "use_upnp" : false, "download_limit" : 50, "upload_limit" : 50, "rate_limit_local_peers" : true, "shared_folders" : [ { "secret" : "my secret", "dir" : "/folder", "use_relay_server" : false, "use_tracker" : false, "use_dht" : false, "search_lan" : false, "use_sync_trash" : true, "known_hosts" : ["my IPs"] } ]} Any thoughts? Thanks
  4. Now you can put the option on the config file under the folder config to sync: Overwrite_Changes = true
  5. I know this is an old post, but just for the record to answer the questions here: Q1: Where do I put ("overwrite_changes" : true,) in the client config or server config? Just the Client Config. Q2: When setting up the server config file do I need both the read write and read only secrets in the shared folders section or can I just have the read only secret there? RW key on Master and RO on slaves. But remember also that slaves will sync between them once they know each other.
  6. Both systems are Ubuntu servers. There is no other peer connected to it, and just the log from Main system shows this error. The other node does not show any information about this !sync files. So my guess is that the Main system creates the !sync files back (I don't know where it's getting the info to recreate it) and the Client system is just trying to sync it. If I delete those files looks like they don;t show up again, but I was just wondering why should they reappear.
  7. Kind of the same problem here. I created 2 nodes: Main and Client for Read Only. - Set it up and both working ok. - I delete both Main and Client folders, including .Sync files - I setup new folder to sync (same keys) Everything start syncing, but suddenly I see old folder re-appearing with all .!sync files and with the log showing: [20140616 14:22:02.319] Blocked downloading file oldfoder/file due Connection closed[20140616 14:22:02.319] Blocked downloading file oldfoder/other_file due Connection closed[20140616 14:22:02.319] Blocked downloading file oldfoder/another_file due Connection closed[20140616 14:22:03.118] Blocked downloading file oldfoder/and_so_on_file due Connection closed... What has to be deleted to have it as a brand new sync? So far I have :.SyncArchice, .SyncIgnore, .SyncID - from all nodes.Sync folder from all nodes (contains file.db settings.dat sync.dat sync.dat.old sync.log sync.pid) Anything else?
  8. I am using 2 Linux systems (ubuntu 12.04) to copy files from one to another. So my "master" server has: { "device_name": "TEST", "listening_port" : 1234, "storage_path" : "/storagepath/.sync", "check_for_updates" : false, "lan_encrypt_data" : true, "use_upnp" : false, "download_limit" : 200, "upload_limit" : 200, "rate_limit_local_peers" : true, "shared_folders" : [ { "secret" : "my secret key", "dir" : "/mydir", "use_relay_server" : false, "use_tracker" : false, "use_dht" : false, "search_lan" : false, "use_sync_trash" : true, "known_hosts" : ["123.123.123.123:1234"] } ]} The remote server has the RO key and connects just fine. Now, I open a windows btsync client on a device in the same Lan, and it just connects skipping all limit rates. The limit bandwidth is the part I worry the most, but it would be ideal if I could also limit the connections to specific IPs. Any help?
  9. Same here. It would be nice to have that for the config file. Maybe next release?. Thanks dwerder for the finding. At least that will keep my setup going until there is another option.