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I am having the same issue.
Currently running 1.4.106 on 2 Macs. They are connected via a VPN, if that matters. They became "out of sync" 4 days ago, and haven't updated since. I've tried removing and re-adding the affected share. The affected share is using a read-only secret.
Everything was working fine, and no changes were made, then all of sudden the syncing stopped.
It's also a pretty large directory we are moving one-way, over 1TB.
I also wanted to add that I was running 1.4.103 before, and the issue was happening. Today I upgraded to 1.4.106 to see if the problem would be solved, and it hasn't been.
FWIW, the logs on the receiving machine say:
[20150114 14:23:38.472] TorrentFile: Failed to create empty suffix for file [then my filename]
[20150114 14:23:38.472] FC[61F3]: LoadTorrent: failed to load torrent for file [then my filename]
They say this over and over again, many times per second.
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On the sending machine, the log reports more information, including:
"failed to open tunnel to [my ip]:[port number]:TCP"
and
"send ping to peer [hash] for share [hash]"
"ping [my ip]:[portnumber]"
API: -->getsyncfolders(discovery= then some numbers)
Latest Desktop Build 1.4.106
in Sync General Discussion
Posted · Edited by otacon
Thanks. "Overwrite any changed files" did the trick.
I'm a little confused about how one-way syncing works.
Say I'm one-way syncing from directory B to directory A (obviously on different computers).
Directory A has been given a one-way secret from directory B.
After the initial sync, what happens in the following cases (my impressions in parentheses). It would be very helpful if you could verify my impressions for each scenario:
Given my above A/B scenario, could you explain "Overwrite changed files" in context and perhaps a bit more detail? I understand that the option is only present on a "read-only" node.
"Read Only" in the context of Bit Torrent Sync is a bit strange to me. If side A is "read-only", intuitively I would think that B could only read from side A, but instead it means that B can write to A, and A can't write to B. I find myself always having to pause and really think through how this works, every time. True?