calvyb

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  1. I don't think the issue is with file permissions. If I restart my nas it will detect and connect to peers and sync files as it should, it appears that once a connection is lost it never gets re-established, hence why files begin to show out of sync and shares have no peers, so if my laptop is on when I reboot my nas it finds my laptop and will work normally until my laptop gets turned off. when it gets turned back on it neither it or my nas will find each other, it seems to be the same issue with my galaxy mobile. it's almost as if the search lan feature is broken or sync stops searching after a period of time.. syncs seem to be working fine with trackers after a device restart and following a response in the 1.4.110 thread I've set my debug to 0000, and thus far my nas both syncs normally and sleeps when idle, but if I turn trackers off and rely on the lan search then I get out of sync and no peers. Will leave trackers on for a few days with the debug at 0000 and see how things work out.. if my devices keep in sync and sleep normally then my issues are pretty much solved, just thought I'd share my experiences of what happens without trackers and relying on the lan search option.
  2. Is there a send feedback option for nas/webgui? Or another way to send the log file from my nas? I seem to be suffering a lack of peers and out of sync issues also, at first I thought this was due to trackers see post here however since then I've discovered that I am still having issues even if I use the tracker service I find my files are out of sync and all have 0 peers even when all peers are online and connected to the same lan. have the search lan option enabled on all devices. Created a completely new test folder on my nas and linked it to a test folder on my laptop. theory was being a completely new folder and new sync shouldn't be any issues regarding old files or possible indexing errors, but this hasn't helped as even this test folder has 0 peers. So I'm pretty stuck really. and could use some help
  3. Personally I think a lot of this pricing stuff has been misread. from what I've read it seems to me that 2.0 will essentially be a home edition free of charge with all the functionality seen thus far and more. and on top of that 2.0 pro looks like an enterprise edition, tailored around much bigger users. business networks with a hundred machines sort of thing. and that being the case it doesn't seem much to worry about. it's almost like windows 7 pro vs ultimate vs standard, many users wouldn't notice the difference as half of the extras would be of no use to them. as for fees, I'm not so keen on a subscription service per-se, the idea that if my sub expires I lose functionality could be a killer. my take would be allows users to purchase the software outright fully functional no limititaions and then with that offer some degree of upgrade / support service. then if a person goes to buy pro they get the software with unlimited use, maybe offer them a years worth of free upgrades and then after that offer them the chance to join an upgrades service. that allows users to keep downloading the latest versions. this way the version they have at that time is theres and still fully functional. but if newer versions have shiny new features they will have to purchase the upgrade service if they want those new features. then if people choose not to subscribe there software would remain fully functional as they own it. but they may not get the latest versions.
  4. OK. Think I've found the cause that prevents my nas from sleeping. After upgrading sync to 1.4.110 and adding the required lines to my config file so it looks like this I found that my nas was still staying awake. even with sync shutdown on all other devices. and at one point I even unplugged my nas from the network for an hour to guarantee there was no possible connection to it, but it still would not sleep. Anyway, from there I was getting a bit frustrated and decided to tinker around with putty, mc and some very long log files and I believe I have found the cause of my nas always being awake and I believe it to be the trackers on my shares. here is a screenshot of my logfile. as you can see sync appears to be requesting peers from my trackers every 2-3 minutes and I believe this is the cause of my nas staying awake. to test this theory I disabled trackers on my shares and after 5-10 minutes my nas dropped right into sleep mode and stayed asleep for about an hour until i putty'd in and checked the log file which had no entries in that time. i then left my nas running over night connected to an energy monitor, checked the log files this morning and they were clear, and the energy monitor detected no increase in power drain suggesting that my nas had stayed asleep the whole night. I then decided to reeneable trackers and left my nas to run while i went to work. upon returning home once again checked the energy monitor and logs, found no drop in power drain to signify my nas ever slept and the log file full of lines like those in the screenshot above. So now i have once again turned trackers off on my shares, only now i find that my folders don't seem to sync. i randomly dumped a dozen photos in my documents folder and after an hour of being home my nas still hasn't woke up to sync the files, I'm not sure if this is directly related to the trackers option or maybe connected to the "folders stuck out of sync bug" mentioned in the op of this thread. so it seems in solving the sleep issue i have created a sync issue. Any suggestions on what to do next?
  5. Have updated sync to 1.4.110 and added the 3 lines to my config file so it looks like this Is this correct? As I am noticing my nas still keeps waking up a few minutes after going to sleep. I have disabled all other addons on my device. (transmission and minidlna) and my device is still having problems sleeping. Is there a problem with my config? I believe the file works as NasIP:39426 does work and brings up the web gui but the device still doesn't sleep. any suggestions?
  6. is this available for dlink, (dns-320l) currently running 1.4.103 or so the log tells me. how do I update? I am experiencing the nas sleep issues on my device. will it auto update at some point? I have check for updates = true in my config. so If im correct it should update itself automatically when it's made available? thanks
  7. I'm running bit torrent sync on a dlink nas dns-320l and after reading several forums about how sync prevents the nas entering sleep mode and to increase the sync interval in order to resolve it. the problem I have is whenever I add the line "folder_rescan_interval":36000 sync crashes and fails to work. when I take the line out of the file it works again. I've also tried "folder_rescan_interval" : 36000 (with spaces) tried to add a comma and always end up with the same problem sync crashes and fails to work. so my question is exactly where and how do I add this line to my config file. along with any brackets or parenthesis I may need. thanks