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  1. The time zone calculation makes sense. But it still leaves me at a loss as to why all of my syncs in California work great, but every time I try to set up a sync with the computer in Tennessee it removes all of the files on both ends of the sync after about 24-48 hours during the first sync. Are there issues that can occur on an individual computer that would cause this sort of behavior? The computer is a Mac laptop (OS 10, but not sure which release), and the folder I'm wanting to sync is on the internal HDD. The sync seems to start fine, but with in a couple of days both sides of the sync start removing files to the archive.
  2. I have encountered this exact issue, massive numbers of files disappearing, but in my case it was all contents. Based on Helen's response above about Sync relying on the time stamp I wonder if sync can reliably be used across time zones. If client A marks a file as modified a 1:00pm Pacific and client B marks the file modified at 1:30PM eastern (2.5 hours before than the pacific time stamp) will Resilio update with the older file because it has a later modified? I ask because in my experience Resilio has been pretty bullet proof with computers on my local network and even from home to the office. But every time I try to sync in with our out of state user all files end up getting dumped into the Archive folder as if they were deleted on one side or the other. Could this be the same issue, or are time zones accounted for? And if so, why are my syncs working perfectly in California but every time (about 4 different attempts) I try to syn with a computer in Tennessee I have the folders empty themselves completely?