mattwillfixit

I found out what the issue is. In Advanced, I had the option "rate_limit_local_peers" set to "false". I set that the "true", restarted the BitTorrent client and now its working great.

I got it working in the end... turns out I had to configure BT Sync to "Run as Administrator". Then it had access to delete the files on one host that were deleted on other hosts. Maybe BT Sync should behave differently? It could prompt the user or say its got insufficient rights, instead of putting back previously deleted files?

I am trying to limit the Bittorrent Sync upload/download speeds but it seems to ignore them. I am using version 1.3.106 on Windows Server 2012 R2. It is configured as per this screenshot. You can see in the screenshot I'm still downloading 1.7MB/s. I have tried closing BT Sync and re-opening it and it still seems to ignore the limits. I am syncing with other machines on the same LAN segment. Any ideas?

Hi, I have the same issue and have collected debug logs from both the source and destination PC. Where do I send the logs? Usage scenario: 1 x Windows 7 64bit machine (PC1) and 1 x Windows 2012 R2 server (PC2) Bitorrent Sync 1.3.94 on both systems PC1 and PC2 are in sync. Shut down PC2 Delete some files on PC1 (using Windows Explorer) When PC2 boots up and Bitorrent Sync is running, it puts the files back on PC1. No other apps are running that would modify the files Cheers