polyh3dron

The way I fixed this was to remove the hidden .sync folder from the folder that was causing the problem. Yeah, it'll have to spend some time indexing, but it should fix it. Temporarily trash the folder just to give it a shot.

I'm also experiencing the same issue on a computer where Sync used to work just fine. I am able to download the sync.conf file too.

I previously had a sync setup where a 9TB volume was syncing with a clone of itself over the internet and it worked quite well, but something happened to the computer on one end requiring me to wipe it clean and install everything from scratch on it, and then reestablish the Sync link. Since then, both sides have been indexing nonstop for approximately 3 weeks now on both ends and whenever I'm doing transfers to and from the volume that is on my local network, said indexing is making the transfer speed painfully slow. Is there any way I can determine if something is going wrong with the indexing to make it caught in some kind of infinite loop, or if I just have to wait longer for it to finish its job? I know there's some kind of log file I can post here that can help support determine this, but I don't know where that file lives. I'm on OSX, if that helps.