BitGuyR

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  1. Actually, the weird part is, some folders sync and some don't. If I create a new folder on my mac, the contents sync with the Raspberry Pi, but if I sync an old folder, it does not sync. I am trying to identify the problem. At first I thought it was a user-permissions error, but now I have ruled that out because I changed the permissions to the same as folders that did sync, and nothing happened. I now think the problem is that any folder that was in my Dropbox folder does not sync. They don't even sync with another computer such as a PC or another Mac. I don't know if it is because the folders were in the Dropbox folder, or because they were symbolically linked in the Dropbox folder.

     

    Here is my debug log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ou8ehkstyj2zv56/BT%20Sync%20Log.txt

    You will see that my Mac receives ping from my Pi's IP (10.0.1.45), but does not actually send the files over.

     

    EDIT: And yes, I see the devices on both the Pi and the Mac

  2. Hello. I have set up a raspberry pi to be connected to my Wi-Fi network at home, have a USB connected 1TB hard drive, and have set up owncloud. Owncloud works with my external hard drive, but for some reason BT Sync does not work in syncing files. I have disabled relay and tracker servers because I only need it to work on LAN. On the GUI page, it shows that nothing is syncing to the folders I made a secret on my Mac and entered on the Pi and set it to save on the external hard drive. I think the problem is either the listening port is not open (which I don't really understand what it does), or the problem is permission errors, because owncloud thinks it owns the hard drive space. Also, I looked in the BT Sync debugging log on my Mac, and I saw that it receives ping to the IP of my Pi, but no transfers occur.

     

    Does anyone have suggestions?