Frank Maier
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I haven't tried it myseld but if you own Resilio Sync Pro you can create Selective Sync Folders. If you then install Resilio Sync on your Laptop, add the folder as selective sync folder to your laptop and select only the new sub folders to sync with your laptop you should be able to bring your laptop to your other NAS, connect it via LAN and it should sync the new files directly.
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As a flexible long term solution:
Virtualize everything. Install Proxmox, create a LXC Container for your Samba shares. Create a LXC Container for Sync Person 1, create a LXC Container for Sync Person 2, ... create a LXC container for Plex, LXC container for handling your backups, ...
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Maybe you use relay servers and not a direct connection?
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I have a synced folder between Server, Computer, ...
Inside this synced folder is a subfolder to which I backup my smartphone pictures using the Resilio Sync App on my Smartphone. That way I have the Smartphone backup synced across all my devices.
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Without a static IP you have to use the tracker servers. But you still can disable the relay server, but have to make sure, that the required ports can be opened. Which is normally the case in consumer routers. However, if your office system uses some kind of more secure firewall, you'll have to open the required ports manually. Ideally you only forward these ports to your specific computer IP.
So, according to the guide from resilio:
1. https: Do you use some kind of content filtering at your office by using a proxy server? If not, then nothing to do here.
2./3. In your Resilio Sync settings, "advanced" there's a port. You have to forward this port (both TCP and UDP) to your local computer IP, on both networks. -
The camera backup in Resilio Sync is implemented as backup. But you want it synced.
I dont't own an iOS device, but can't you add the camera folder to Resilio Sync as a typical synced folder, instead of as a backup folder?
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You can disable the use of relay servers for each folder:
https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/204754779-What-is-a-Relay-Server
Then you can add the static IP of your office computer to the known hosts:
https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/205458125-Folder-Preferences
That way you don't need relay server and don't need tracker servers.
And finally you can try to open the ports until it works. What exactly don't you understand in the guide?
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The sync app crashes after a while on QNAP devices. You have to manually stop the app and start it again, via QTS web App Center, then it runs for a few days again, depending on how many files have to get transfered.
For a permanent fix, you have to alter an app setting via SSH, then it's running fine forever. This is done in 15 minutes and for me it worked.
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Sync is not a backup. So what do your really want?
You can't sync to a cloud service, except you host the cloud. Resilio Sync must be installed on the target.
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I don't see how it's possible with Resilio sync, for some reasons.
1. You don't seem to have a backup. Now it's time to invest some time and money to create an automatic daily incremental backup. Tools like Duplicati, Duplicicty, Veeam Backup, ... might help you. With a backup, this requirement becomes needless.
2. I don't think this works.
3. It might work if you don't use the backup function on your smartphone but the normal sync function.
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That's not Resilios faults, did you use the correct passwort (it's not "admin" !!! if you use the latest QTS version) after the 3s reset which your probably did?
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Your NAS is too slow and has too few RAM to run Resilio Sync. Get a more powerful NAS.
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On 5/11/2021 at 5:59 PM, alberto said:
Me too! Same problem with TS 451+ and 16 Gb RAM.
I'm not familiar with terminal and I don't even know where it is resilio-sync.conf file.
So solve this problem please!!
Regards
Alberto
It's very simple.Go to the QTS Webinterface, open the App Center, stop Resilio Sync.
Activate SSH on your NAS, install Putty, enter the IP of your NAS, Port 22 and press connect. Enter as admin. Go to the normal shell.
https://www.qnap.com/en-us/how-to/knowledge-base/article/how-to-access-qnap-nas-by-ssh
cd /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/ResilioSync/There it is, edit it with
vim resilio-sync.confPress i to enter the INSERT mode and edit the file. Press ESC to exit the mode, type
:wqto exit and save the file. Restart Resilio Sync from the App Center.
The solution from Resilio seems to have it solved for me,
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Resilio Sync discovers other peers through multicast. So I suspect, that in your configuration mutlicast is not working. (or you have multiple NICs and Resilio Sync uses the wrong one)
https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/205450205-Peers-aren-t-connecting
Nevertheless, because you only have two computers connected, you can specify IP adress of the other machine: Predefined hosts:
https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/205458125-Folder-Preferences
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22 hours ago, eltopo said:
Unless in the ideal world in which any software does not have bugs... but in the real world we are living in that does not apply.
I don't understand why you're annoyed of updates, because you have the option of not updating.
It's about the importance of the bugfixes. I'm annoyed by meaningless minor single bugfixes. Just collect them and release an update with several bugfixes. Timbo listet a few, so it might be worth. But some of them are odd complaints:
@Timbo
NAS and RAM: I don't see the bug. I just see that a user tries to run more demanding software on some vastly underpowered device. I also run Resilio on my NAS, no problems, but I have 16GB of RAM.
I only know that my AV Scanner (ESET) causes issues while network traffice, but not Resilio. I also don't understand how it should affect it. And freezing the PC up more looks like some hardware/driver issues of the NIC and/or mainboard. Maybe a simple solution could be to delay the transfer. I don't have 10Gbps, only 1Gbps, but everything is fine. No freezes. (except with the AV Scanners firewall)
The sync conflicts, peers stuff, I had these issues in the past. All of them got fixed with the latest updates. Did you send them your recent bug reports?
Debug and SSD. What's the problem? The lifespan of a SSD should be enough to survive constant logging, which is helpful to find bugs, something you want.
Debug reading: That's why you send them your bug reports via Resilio Sync.
I have 5 Windows devices in sync and 2 Smartphones (sadly the Android app really does not work properly) and no further issues so far, with 0.5TB of data and about 200k of files in sync. -
I'm annoyed by constant updates of modern apps and programs. They add a simple feature and think it's worth an update. Next day, the feature gets fixed, next update. Next day, they fix a spelling error, update. Next day they change .... update update update.
Each week every program thinks it must get updated because of nothingness. That's stupid!
In this way, I'm happy, that Resilio Sync works and does not release constant minor updates.
Resilio could release an update, just for the sake of an update, and lots of people would be glad to receive an update. They don't care what got fixed, they just want an update. Just think about this nonsense!
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Same here, I also tried the new build. After several days (or maybe just hours), the app won't work and you can't close it. You have to force stop ist and restart the app. It should be fairly easy to reproduce for the developers.
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@Kinst Do a google search. It depends on what you have at home. If you have a proper router, you can map a dynamic DNS to your dynamic IP and then activate the VPN Server on your router. If your router doesn't support this, you need some extra device.
And to clarify it: Yes, Resilio Sync doesn't need a VPN. It either tries to create a direct connection or, if the ports are blocked, uses a Relay Server.
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36 minutes ago, Boatguy said:
What this product needs is a GUI.
It has a GUI and I set up everything using this GUI. It was much simpler than setting up Syncthing. I don't get what you're missing.
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On 11/22/2019 at 3:15 PM, Kinst said:
. It’s interesting could it work not only in the same network but over internet too?
Using a VPN tunnel to your home machine this will be possible.
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It's a one time thing? You have two folders, which you want to keep in sync, but at the moment they are out of sync and now you ask for a solution, to bring them in sync, so Resilio Sync can keep them in sync in the future?
Use a third part tool, like FreeFileSync, select both source and destination. Let it compare both folders and select the desired action (copy, remove) for each out of sync folder pair. Then let it run.
Afterwards set up Resilio Sync on both source and destination to keep both folders in sync in the future.
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Regarding USB Drive:
Just test it with a second USB drive and a new dummy share to see what happs
Archive:
https://connect.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001291284-Understanding-Archive-
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Removable Drive:
Just test it.Deleting accidentally:
No way to prevent it. It's not a backup, it's a real time sync. However, Resilio Sync does not delete the files, it moves them to the .Archive folder, inside the shared folder, first. After 30 months or some other period, which you can define in the Power user preferences, it removes them permanently.Still, you should have some sort of backup, too. Some kind of automatic incremental backup. Take a look at Duplicati or alternatives.
Packets Drop for All Devices on Network When Resilio is Running
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So the problem occurs, as soon as Resilio Sync contacts a remote location. So your network is fine. Resilio Sync is fine. Your internet connection is broken. Maybe your provider has some filter running to limit file sharing. (Try to search for 'torrent blocking isp' )