micokeman

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  1. Install the plugin from http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=33341.0. Restart your server and go to the settings tab. There will be an update option there.
  2. I too would like to use Sync 2.0 in my UnRaid NAS, but the plugin (version 1.4.110) does not have an option to upgrade. Will version 2.0 become available for UnRaid?
  3. I am desiring the effects of your second option and thank you for confirming that it is working by default. That's what I thought should happen, but I mis-understood GreatMarko's quote of 'Changes (additions/modifications/deletions). It seems that you are calling the receiving machine (the node or peer) a 'read-only' or 'read & write' based on what is does to OTHER machines rather than what it does to itself - and these settings are set on the machine that is sharing the files. Am I correct in this thinking? I find that the explanation here http://help.getsync.com/customer/portal/articles/1627117-guide-to-ui-share-window- explains it the same way. As a side note, if my understanding is correct, a 'read-only node' could actually be both a read-only node AND a read-write node based on the share's settings of the other machine. Thanks! I can't say that is what I'm looking for yet, but I'll have a look at that topic.
  4. Not sure if someone can explain how to properly share a folder (correct seettings) so that the backup node will be an exact replica of the master node all files are deleted, renamed or add to the backup node when modified on the master node). An help would be greatly appreciated!
  5. Whoa! I must be doing it completly wrong then! I guess I was sharing the folder as read-only so that the shared folder would not have files delete from the backup server should the backup server not have them yet of have them accidently deleted. Should this be the settings then? Share a folder with read-write permissions from the main server (nodeA) and add that folder to the backup server (nodeB). Then share that exact folder from the backup server (nodeB) with read-only permission and add that folder to the live database (nodeA). If that is not the case, how do I get data to flow from my NodeA to my nodeB and also delete files on the NodeB that shouldn't be there? Side note, I only plan to have two nodes in total.
  6. I started copying data to a backup data server using a sync program (80% of the data was already copied) and have since decided to start using BitorrntSync. If I share the master folder (and share it as read only) and link the folder to the 'same folder' (with pre-existing data) on the backup server, will the pre-existing data be deleted if it is not found on the 'master' data server? If so, how can I make sure it is not 'archived' as mentioned in other posts. I need the space! The goal is to have the backup database be an exeact clone of the 'master' database, even if there are files already on the backup database.