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Hello, Having upgraded BTSync to the newest version, BTSync on my Synology now works OK. I have one folder synced between Synology1812+ and a Windows7 PC. When I rename a file in windows... the change is almost immediately (within seconds) committed to the Synology. When I use either SSH or Filestation to rename a file in Linux, the change is not copied over to the Windows PC immediately... but only a few minutes after when BTSync routinely analyses the folder. (perhaps 10 minutes, maybe?) Please could someone explain why there is this difference? And why renaming something in Filest
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In the linux server version of 1.4, the Sync.Conf file I am running hints that there are loads more options that COULD go into sync.conf. Where can i find all of these options? I tried sync-help.bittorrent.com but this does not seem to make reference to any extra linux config entries to make in sync.conf. Thanks
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Hello, Something I;d quite like to see is the ability to right-click either the system-tray icon in windows, or the web-gui in the linux version and have the option to manually start a sync check. It could be universal....e.g. "Start/Recheck All Syncs" or individual ... "Start Sync of MyShare1". Thanks
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Windows <--> Linux <--> Windows Not Working. No Peers Ever Seen.
mcai8rw2 replied to mcai8rw2's topic in Sync Troubleshooting
This is definitely a Windows vs. Linux problem. I install BTSync on another Windows 7 PC on the network.... and the files download fine. I also tried syncing two pre-seeded folders on windows 7 PCs on the network, and they work fine too... So... yeah.,.. thats it. Looks like the Linux vs. Windows situation hasn;t been fully rectified in 1.4 ... not to worry. Maybe in an update or two. -
Windows <--> Linux <--> Windows Not Working. No Peers Ever Seen.
mcai8rw2 replied to mcai8rw2's topic in Sync Troubleshooting
I;ve updated my ubuntu linux BTSYNC to the latest version, its running as root. So i had a look in my own sync.log files. In Windows theres loads of: [2014-08-29 12:49:43] FC[3B69]: file updated - processing file "MY FILE NAME" [2014-08-29 12:49:43] FC[3B69]: found ignored stream "Zone.Identifier" in file "MY FILE NAME" and in the linux log file there are references to error 110 and error 111: [20140829 12:44:24.046] Requesting peers from tracker 54.225.92.50:3000 for share DC6CD6909CD378153CCBC6BF32C96DD468503B69[20140829 12:44:24.046] Creating TCP tracker connection to 54.225 -
Windows <--> Linux <--> Windows Not Working. No Peers Ever Seen.
mcai8rw2 replied to mcai8rw2's topic in Sync Troubleshooting
Update: I come into my office this morning, only to find that while i was away overnight, syncing DID occur, and all files/folder renamed in windows and vice versa are now synced. It just seems that syncing occur out of hours! Or only after a few hours of waiting... its not instantaneous like i hoped it would be. -
Windows <--> Linux <--> Windows Not Working. No Peers Ever Seen.
mcai8rw2 replied to mcai8rw2's topic in Sync Troubleshooting
I have emailed two zip files containing log files to syncapp@bittorrent.com Alternatively, the files can be downloaded here: http://www.princesshouse.co.uk/linux-sync-log.zip http://www.princesshouse.co.uk/windows-sync-log.zip I look forward to hearing about what you think is going on with my sync set up. Thanks -
Windows 7 (x64) running btsync 1.4 Ubuntu Server 14.04 running btsync 1.3.109 (apt-get update not picking up new version?) Two pre-seeded folders on each PC containing lots of subfolders and files. I was hoping that 1.4 would bring a fix for the linux <--> windows sync problem I'd posted here: http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/29454-upnp-unable-to-map-port/ Basically, no matter which platform I set up a sync folder on, no syncing ever occurs between the linux <--> windows. No peers are ever registered, and file name changes made on either PC do not syncronise onto the other
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ok, so I wanted to rename my ethernet card in Ubuntu 14.04 from P1P5 to ETH0. I wanted to do this because p5p1 was messing with BTsync and other media programs. I naively thought that I could do this by altering the /etc/network/interfaces file, swapping 'P1P5' for 'eth0'. I tried this. It didn't work. So... i put /etc/network/interfaces back to how it was: auto p5p1 iface p5p1 inet static address 192.168.90.150 gateway 192.168.90.250 netmask 255.255.255.0 dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8 Only now... when i reboot the PC, there is no network. And to get a network I have to manually "ifconfig P5
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Just a note... again. If i rename something on windows... and leave it, the folder syncs ok... but only after AGES. Like... i leave work and go home, come back in the morning... and its files/folders have been renamed. Not sure where to go with this issue...if anywhere. I mean, it works i guess. Not as responsivley as i had hoped, but it works nevertheless. Anyway... if anyone has any bright flashes of inspiration. Please let me know.
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Sure did... restarted PC, and BTSync and everything. What would make it take a long time to notice changes? I wonder if its a permissions thing.... i.e. My windows user is totally different to my Linux user. So what impact does having different users have? The UBUNTU box has 2 nics.... one is the LO adapter, the other is one called P5P1 .... not sure why ubuntu gave it that silly name and not ETH0 like normal. I;m currently testing renaming folders on the Windows PC and seeing if that gets mirrored on the Ubuntu PC.
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Actually... hang on.... in the advanced settings, the folder scan is set to 600. Is that Ten minutes (60*10) or an hour?
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This is confusing and odd. I come into work this morning, only to find that the two files on Ubuntu and Win7 have synced. As of this morning, files i renamed in Ubuntu have been correctly renamed on Windows7 PC. What i don't understand though, is that when i rename a file on Ubuntu server, then wait 15-30minutes ... there are no changes on the Win7 PC. But i come in this morning, and the files are renamed! WTF? 1. How long is the delay on syncing stuff? I thought it was ten minutes... but if i wait over ten minutes, there are no changes?! 2. Does BTSync notice files have changed an
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@RomanZ Thank you so much for your input. 1. Negative... neither Ubuntu nor Win pc are displayed as "connnected devices" in the web-ui of Ubuntu or the devices portion of the windows app. 2. It is all connected through the LAN. Although eventually I would like to take the secret-code home and use BTSync to do threeway synchronization. 3. I DO have multiple NICs on my Windows PC. A physical NIC and then a couple of virtual NICs that "VMWare Workstation" put onto my PC. I will try disabling/removing these to see if that fixes the issue, and report back. ***Edit: Negative I'm afraid, di
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tl;dr version: Linux BTSync Log File is saying: "[20140417 12:00:19.218] UPnP: Unable to map port 192.168.90.150:53160 with UPnP." "[20140417 12:20:21.904] UPnP: Device error "http://192.168.90.150:45062/dev/8b9397c7-8f1d-9650-ffff-ffff88fe3c0c/desc": (-2)" Wat do? Long version: OK... so... PC1: Ubuntu Server running the per user instance of BTSync. (you know... the one with the .conf files in /etc/btsync/) Populated Folder - /software-tools PC2: Windows 7x64 running normal btsync installation. Cloned Populated Folder - /software-tools I have successfully logged in to my Ubuntu