MrsAngelD
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Thank you that was just the information I was looking for
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I'm getting ready to install a new SSD drive, in the process I will be formatting my old Hard drive to make it a secondary storage drive, and re-installing Windows. Is there any way I can backup my sync settings and restore them to my new windows install?
Thanks,
Angel
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On 6/27/2016 at 2:05 AM, Helen said:
2.0.93 is too outdated and it indeed has no power_user settings, these are called More Options (Options -> Preferences -> Advanced -> MoreOption) in WebUI, or adjust these using a config if you run Sync without UI.
Well I managed to upgrade, and find the power user options thanks so much for your patience and help.
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On 5/19/2016 at 4:49 PM, Moe said:
What version are you on? And where did you look for that option within the BitTorrent Sync WebGUI?
Go to Options -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Power User
I know it's been a while since I responded, but I was very ill.
So upon looking I have version 2.0.93 and I don't see a power user option in my web GUI. Also I guess I should mention I'm running sync, on Linux.
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On 5/12/2016 at 9:13 PM, sbhouchen said:
It is the sync_trash_ttl setting described here: http://help.getsync.com/hc/en-us/articles/207371636-Power-user-preferences
Thanks, but I don't have these options in my browser interface. Is there a text file I need to edit?
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I'm using btsync on my home server, and I was wondering how long files are kept in the .sync/Archive folder, if I can edit the time. I'm pretty sure I remember reading somewhere they are set to be kept for 30 days by default and I would like to shorten that if I can.
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Hi, I manually updated my btsync-core file prior to the update from the repo. I'm wondering if I should anticipate any errors in doing the upgrade now from the repo, or should I just pin my version?
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Hi Folks,
LAST WARNING - LAST WARNING - LAST WARNING - LAST WARNING
I will update the btsync package in a few hours from now to version 2. This is your last chance to switch the repository in order to keep your installation on version 1.4. Beware: there is no easy way back. There are some implications due to the new functionality of Version 2.0: since version 2.0 has an automatic synchronisation of shared folders in a 2.0 identity, the directory_root parameter in the configuration file must point to writable directory, if you link your instance to another already configured 2.0 device.
If you are operating a default instance maintained by debconf, directory_root is automatically set to the home directory of the user you selected as the user the instance is running. If the default user (btsync) or a user with a UID < 1000 was selected, /mnt is taken as directory_root and the owner of /mnt will be changed to the user. Obviously you can change the directory_root at any time via dpkg-reconfigure btsync.
If you have self maintained configuration files, you should make sure a directory_root is specified, if you wish to link the instance to another device.
Stay tuned.
Maybe you should put th information about the 2nd repo in the OP that way it's easier for people to locate Just a suggestion.
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I have several different devices I use btsync on but they don't all sync every folder. However I still have the folders in my list and it makes things very messing looking. Not only that it makes it difficult to just get a quick overview of what that particular devices is syncing. Is there any way we can have the option to hide disconnected folders from the list?
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Linux arm version?
I download a btsync arm version and replace btsync-core with btsync and not works, and not start service.
p.d: raspberry and raspbmc
I finally managed to get it working, I just used the mobile app to scan the QR code and connect it to my account. Thanks though
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I've stopped 1.4, replaced /usr/lib/btsync-common/btsync-core with the new V2 from https://www.getsync.com/intl/de/platforms/desktop and started as normal. Works fine. But an official unofficial repo would be nice.
hmmm I've done that, and it starts, but when I enter my key it just says connecting for like forver
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Does anyone know when the 2.0 will be coming out on the repo?
This is what I was wondering as well.
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@MrsAngelD"I've had multiple folders set up for a long time"- I used Windows XP for a long time, time to move forward.
There is no need to be rude. I have no problem paying for software, what I have a problem with is a subscription. I would gladly pay over $100.00 for a lifetime option of btsync with no major features added and security fixes only. If I want new features I would be happy to pay again for a version with those new features. But as it stands why do I need to pay $40.00 a year for this peice of software doesn't even offer remote hosting of my files?
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I would definitely pay for a lifetime option.
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Dear community,
Sync 1.4.110 is now available on download site. Here is direct link. It is available via auto-update since 2015 Feb 18!
Change log
- Fixed issue with Sync hanging due to invalid filename characters
- Fixed issue with Sync preventing HDD from sleeping on NAS*
- Fixed some incorrect localization text
- Fixed issue with confusing old and new filenames in history when renaming
- Added new advanced parameter for Linux - config_save_interval
- Minor fixes and changes
- Remove asterisks in return values of “get_prefs” API call
- Fixed sporadic Out-Of-Sync issues**
* To allow NAS sleeping when Sync is running set folder_rescan_interval, config_refresh_interval and config_save_interval to some significant value, for example - 3600 (seconds). Also fully disable logging by creating "debug.txt" file in storage folder containing "0000" (four zero symbols).
** The "Out-of-Sync" issue has a number of root causes and we know that not all of them are addressed at the moment. Link to the topic dedicated to fixing the issue is below.
Full change log history can be found here.
Important Notes on Sync 1.4
Downgrade to 1.3 is not possible after installing Sync 1.4.
(If you wish to downgrade - please uninstall Sync removing all settings, then install 1.3 and configure all folders from scratch)
Important Notes for Sync 1.3 Users
Windows XP and Server 2003 clients using Sync 1.3.x will not receive auto-updates to 1.4, but can still update to 1.4 manually.
Known issues
- UI is tiny on high resolution displays [Workaround]
- Sync may continually re-index SMB shares [Discussion]
- Checkboxes once selected may move out of alignment on OSX Yosemite [Discussion]
- Certain models of Android mobile devices cause deleted files to return with 0-size
- Sometimes Sync gets stuck with out-of-sync state [Discussion]
Hi,
where is the link to 1.4.111, please?
Greetings,
merlinuwe
Try the Direct Link
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I don't understand the limit either. I've had multiple folders set up for a long time now. so I'm either forced to stay with the old version or pay for the upgrade.
[Solved] How can I change the user that btsync runs under 2.3 (Ubuntu 14.04)
in Sync Troubleshooting
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This helped me out on Ubuntu 16.04 but I also had to remove the file
/lib/systemd/system/btsync.service
everything else worked fine.
Also instead of completely removing the ppa, I just put a hold on the package so I could at least see when updates happened
sudo apt-mark hold btsync