wgregori

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  1. I'm using sync 1.4 on linux systems.  It works very well except on one box.  This particular box has just rebuilt with a fresh in stall of linux and bittorrent sync and we are having the same problem. 

     

    I'm trying to have a number of systems sync to a common directory on a server (since the server is up 24/7).  2 of the 3 systems work flawlessly moving back an forth the few files that have changed.  But one of the system takes many minutes (as many as 30) to sync up even though there are just a handfull of files that have changed.  While the sync is happening bittorrent sync says "out of sync" indexing.

     

    When I check the peer list - it shows that there are 5.5 gigs in 4979 files.  But only a few files representing a few hundred megs have changed.

     

    Is there some special configuration that I should be implementing to create this centralized cloud environment?

     

    Thanks,
    Wayne

  2. I've got the same problem where Btsync is asking for a user name and password.  I'm on ubuntu 14.04 LTS.  I've tried the following:

     

    1. Unistalled bysync, deleted ./btsync directory
    2. Reintalled

    I also tried recreating the .conf file and tried to restart btsync expecting the system to allow me to recreate the credentials but no dice.

     

    Looking forward to any help.

     

    Thanks

  3. Thanks for the note.  I'm using sync over the internet successfully.  Here's what I don't understand.

     

    Server side:

    I installed Sync on a server behind a firewall.  Created a directory on the server and created a Secret and emailed it to myself.

     

     

    Client side (somewhere on the internet):

    Installed BitSync, opened my email and pasted the Secret code created on the server and chose a directory to sync and it started working. 

     

    Question:

     

    How does the client side know how to find the server solely from the Secret code? 

     

    Thanks,
    Wayne