[Indexing After Re-Starting Sync Client]

I sent the logs via a Dropbox link this time. Could you confirm you received it?

[Indexing After Re-Starting Sync Client]

I'm still having issues with this. Both clients have gone into endless Indexing status (for days)

[Best Practise To Sync Large Data]

ok thats good to hear. it would take awhile to sync 2TB across the internet.

[Indexing After Re-Starting Sync Client]

Sure if I can figure out how to send it

Because the initial sync finally finished, now I've added 5 MB of files to the one NAS, and it's sitting quite awhile in Indexing mode again, just for that 5MB of new files added.

[Best Practise To Sync Large Data]

I'm currently wanting to sync up 2TB of data locally between two NAS boxes, them move one to our second office.

 

The theory is that files that change at either office will sync up to both locations. So I have NAS1 set up with Sync Client 1 and NAS 2 setup with Sync Client 2.

 

Eventually the LAN sync should complete and I want to move NAS2 to another office where Sync Client 3 will take over syncing across the internet.

 

Will Sync Client 3 recognize that the data has been synced with Sync Client 1, or will it attempt to re-sync my 2TB data across the internet again?

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ok thanks for the quick response.

 

It's still Indexing but it seems like it's reset again, and is around 500 GB and counting up again

[Indexing After Re-Starting Sync Client]

What is the bahviour of Bittorrent Sync client?

 

I just finished an initial sync of 2.1TB of files sitting on a NAS, with the Bittorrent Sync client installed on a Windows 7 desktop running Sync 1.4.93.

 

The inital indexing took about 12 hours, and now that I've restarted the client the status says Indexing again. Can I expect a 12 hour Indexing period any time I restart a client with this amount of files?

 

My impression was that Indexing would happen one time, and be smart enough to know the files have been Indexed even after Bittorrent Sync restarts?

Also if this really is the case, is there a way to tell how much progress the Indexing has made? Initially, the file of the files grew, and I could tell how far along it was. Now that the files are indexed, the size alraedy shows 2TB and it's indexing.