nibzo1
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good question, I would be interested in seeing this in a later version
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i will be using nodejs, with an angular front end. so should be fairly straight forward. The file system module should do the job, although I will need to develop a nice file search api for my angular controllers to query.
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Ok so for a web app my application would have to have the necessary functionality and permissions to create a folder before the addFolders() method can be called.
Interesting I will have to figure out how to do this elegantly
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A quick question on this part.
- They choose one ore more folders on their system and submit the keys for those folders to your website
- The website uses the API to add those keys to the BTsync instance
API methods such as GetFolders and AddFolders should be more than enough to get you started.
Does addFolders() need to have a folder on the server that already exists?
From the api documentation
the folder will have to pre-exist on the disk and Sync will add it into a list of syncing folders. -
Had the same issues,
I ended up querying the api as so, hope it helps
$http.get("http://username:password@192.168.0.1:8888/api?method=get_folders"+apiParams).success(function(data){$scope.data = data;});
Raspberry Pi Can't Carry The Weight, Should I Go Nas
in Sync General Discussion
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i gave a raspberry pi a go but it didnt do well.
A year or so ago i funded a kickstarter. I ended up getting one of these http://shop.udoo.org/eu/product/udoo-quad.html. Then installed openmediavault and btsync.
its a pretty capable low powered.
A few of the hardware specs
SATA
you can power a 3.5 inch HDD from the ardunio ports so you dont need an external power supply. There is tutorial on their forums. I added a WD Red 4TB for NAS 3.5-inch
it runs away all powered from a 12v power adapter and its not to expensive