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  1. Hi @Remirus: Thanks, that new binary you sent works like a charm - I'm able to invoke btsync using the "--config" option in my non-IPv6 kernel. I'm going to post a link to a howto if anyone else is interested in getting btsync on kindles. It's pretty useful at work - I download a bunch of pdfs to read, and I just pick up my kindle and I can read and highlight. I try not to sit down at a workstation all day. Thanks again.
  2. I have an update: sync works when I invoke it using: ./btsync without --config btsync.conf. HOWEVER, I would like to use a configuration file because I have not gained access to the webui and thus have no way to change settings. When I attempt to connect to the webui, (invoking --webui.listen 0.0.0.0:8888 on load) the website request hangs. There is no graphical interface or browser on the server. I can't figure out why the webui won't load, but perhaps it is the limited amount of resources on the server. In another post, I see that lack of IPv6 kernel support may cause crashes when btsync is invoked using --config btsync.conf. Is there a way to fix that issue? See this post. To spoil the surprise, the device I am using is a kindle paperwhite.
  3. Hello everyone! I've been trying to btsync onto an older device with ARM architecture running linux kernel 2.6. To avoid using the webui because of limited resources, I am running btsync using a config file which identifies the shared folder. The problem is that the kernel does not support IPv6 (I think), and when I boot btsync, it crashes immediately. When I ./btsync --config btsync.conf I get the following result in my log: [05:06:51.041] Debug log mask has been set to FFFFFFFF [05:06:51.042] Features mask has been set to 0 [20160417 05:06:51.049] Configuration from file "/mnt/us/btsync/btsync.conf" has been applied [20160417 05:06:51.083] ZIP: Can't locate [version] in zip, error -100. [20160417 05:06:51.090] PLC[0x008b0290] binding on 0.0.0.0:50005 [20160417 05:06:51.091] Socket[0x008b0290][8] bound listening socket 8 to IP 0.0.0.0:50005 [20160417 05:06:51.092] UDP: bound listening socket 9 to IP 0.0.0.0:50005 [20160417 05:06:51.101] Unable to listen for HTTP traffic on port 0. Exiting... [20160417 05:06:51.113] test sha1: A sha1 key______ [20160417 05:06:51.114] test sha2: 6 sha2 key______ [20160417 05:06:51.119] test aes: 0 aes key______ [20160417 05:06:51.122] Loading config file version 2.3.6, current version 2.3.6 [20160417 05:06:51.124] My PeerID: 1 peer ide______ [20160417 05:06:51.125] LC: LoadLicenses: there is no pro license [20160417 05:06:51.142] JOURNAL[F779]: Loading database with path "/mnt/us/btsync/.sync/7AA9D082D81D9B688D96158EEBC05039B9ABF779.1.db" [20160417 05:06:51.177] saved history: 0 events [20160417 05:06:51.179] Shutdown. Saving config sync.dat [20160417 05:06:51.195] FC[F779]: start reading DB [20160417 05:06:51.196] FC[F779]: end reading DB [20160417 05:06:51.199] SyncFolderScanner: Adding notifier "/mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test" name "/mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test" [20160417 05:06:51.200] SyncFolderNotify: Added path=/mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test with fd=1 [20160417 05:06:51.201] SyncFolderNotify: Added path=/mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test/.sync with fd=2 [20160417 05:06:51.203] SyncFolderNotify: /mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test/.sync/Archive is in ignore list [20160417 05:06:51.203] JOURNAL[F779]: Loaded folder /mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test, SA = 1 [20160417 05:06:51.205] SF[F779]: start reading '/mnt/us/btsync/.sync/7AA9D082D81D9B688D96158EEBC05039B9ABF779.availability [20160417 05:06:51.206] JOURNAL[F779]: failed to read '/mnt/us/btsync/.sync/7AA9D082D81D9B688D96158EEBC05039B9ABF779.availability [20160417 05:06:51.207] FolderConfigCache: Initializing domain config.getsync.com: [20160417 05:06:51.208] Cached trackers: [20160417 05:06:51.208] Cached relays: [20160417 05:06:51.208] Cached mobile proxies: [20160417 05:06:51.209] Refresh interval from cache: 3600 [20160417 05:06:51.215] Error while adding folder /mnt/us/btsync/btsync-test: Selected folder is already added to BitTorrent Sync. [20160417 05:06:51.216] JOURNAL[F779]: Setup entry job "ChangeOverwriteModeMessage" for path "", next state is "SKIP", queue size 1 0 0 [20160417 05:06:51.218] loaded history: 0 events [20160417 05:06:51.219] ScheduledTask: "FixFSErrors" invoked: immediately, reason:InitTasks I believe the important line is "Unable to listen for HTTP traffic on port 0. Exiting..." In another post, Support said that the even if you disable it, the webui launches in IPv6 instead of IPv4. I tried enabling the webui in the config with the same result. Is there any way to resolve this so I can run btsync? Thanks in advance!!
  4. Run as a service - Thank you and great work!!
  5. @RomanZ et al.: Thank you. You all have done great work. As others have discussed, I am also really happy with the new licensing structure. I will bring up BTSync at my employer's next meeting.
  6. Great work! Thank you. I have one question: After installing the 2.2.0, the "enable debug logging" option is on by default. Is this intended?
  7. Hi RomanZ: Does this release resolve the issue where files go blank (filesize is zero)? If not, is there any difference between the syncing protocol between 1.4 and 2.0? Thanks very much, Patrick
  8. @RomanZ - I will do so. I'm working night and day until Tuesday, but I'll do so then. Best, Patrick
  9. @RomanZ - I would love to test the experimental version if you think it would help.
  10. @RomanZ Thanks for the answer. I will try to get logs for the other peers and reproduce the problem. Will that be useful to identify a bug, or is this unique to me?
  11. @RomanZ The problem did not occur today - worked like a charm. Could it be that the catalog file was locked by BTSync while it was comparing? It is a very large file - about 2.6 GB. Perhaps you're right that it is the same issue as with office files.
  12. @RomanZ From what I understand, some programs save an empty file first, then fill it with data.(?) Based on the logs I sent in, the empty file syncs with the other peers, but then overwrites newer files with data with the old blank file. The file below was a pdf saved with a network scanner to peer 44F1 (filename "20141126185459.pdf"). These debug log excerpts are from peer AD63. [2014-11-26 17:50:56] FC[C5F4]: got file from remote (192.168.1.6:15670): 20141126185459.pdf state: 1 type: empty total:0 have:0 t:1417053056 mt:1417053050 ot:38233 o:peer ADCA h:0000000000000000000000000000000000000000Then, this peer (AD63) overwrites the file on peer ODBA: [2014-11-26 17:50:57] MC[C5F4] [0DBA]: Local file 20141126185459.pdf is newer than remote t:1417053056/1417053051 ot:839/55829 o:this peer (AD63)/peer 0DBAFinally, peer 7402 overwrites the empty file on this peer (AD63) with another empty file. [2014-11-26 17:51:02] MC[C5F4] [7402]: Local file 20141126185459.pdf is older than remote t:1417053056/1417053066 ot:839/79281 o:this peer (AD63)/peer 44F1This behavior is very strange. I can't figure out what is going on. The clocks are all within a second of each other. Edit: It appears that the time difference between the files is very small - though I don't know exactly how to read the time codes. There are no app crashes, or kills on linux (no linux box online). Could it be that the clock offsets for the various machines are off? What would cause a peer to write an mtime in the future? There may have been a forceful kill in the past - would that cause these problems? How can I fix this? Should I uninstall and reinstall on every peer?
  13. I've had similar problems with Lightroom. In an older version (1.4.91?) where I could not open my Lightroom catalog (Win 8.1 x64). I only synced the Lightroom files with one slow Linux backup machine. I have a big catalog of photos (139,454 Files, 82,378 Folders). Deleting the preview data (lrdata I think) enabled me to restore the catalog. Today, I wanted to test Lightroom to see if there were any issues in the current version of sync (1.4.103). I did not modify any photos or the Lightroom catalog. As Lightroom began to do its regular backup of the catalog (lrcat file) when I closed it, I got the following message: There is 500 GB of free space on the drive where Lightroom saves its backups.
  14. Hi everyone: I've been having a problem where files are overwritten by older blank files. This occurs several times per day and I've stopped using sync across 8 peers (instead, saving files in a non-synced folder temporarily). I've sent in debug logs after duplicating the problem. Is there any way to troubleshoot this issue short of uninstalling sync and reinstalling? I have about 15-20 folders synced on 8 peers and that process could take awhile. Is there an index or cache I could clear first? Thanks.