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I have accidentally deleted a file on my harddisk. I have a synced copy on a backup server, but the folder on the backup server is encoded/encrypted, i.e. key starts with "F...". I have located the file on the backup server -> Archive -> the filename is something like "JH5LGXONKXHDNR...." Is it possible to recover the file?

I sync a folder of mine on several PCs. One file on one of those PCs got corrupted. All other synced copies on the other PCs are OK. Is it possible to force a resync so that the file that is corrupted gets overwritten with the uncorrupted version?

On my 3 android phones the app never starts, too. It never syncs until I start it manually.

I don't know if it's related but I also get Can't sync '%s'.panorama in he web interface History.

Resilio sync is stuck at 0% and my log is full of "unloading torrent" messages like [2019-10-10 16:21:27.238] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.338] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.338] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.438] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.438] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.538] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.538] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.638] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.638] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.738] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.738] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.838] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.838] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.938] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:27.938] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:28.038] TF[290F] [0x000000001bb88720][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\awd.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout [2019-10-10 16:21:28.038] TF[290F] [0x000000001bf274e0][\\?\E:\c\whil\_sync\asptc.txt]: unloading torrent by timeout

If I connected two PCs via LAN cable and additionally they both had Wifi access to LAN and internet, will resilio sync use both connections?

On two Windows PCs I have an EFS-encrypted folder that I sync between those PCs. It seems that when I am not logged in at the remote machine then Resilio sync does sync the files but creates an unreadable file ("Access denied") on the remote machine. Upon further inspection the file in the remote EFS-encrypted folder is being encrypted with a new EFS certificate that does not allow me to open it. As soon as I log in on the remote machine, sync'ed files get EFS encrypted with my normal EFS certificate.

Has there been any progress regarding the priority requests? I would love to see a prioritization based on bytes left = the less bytes left to full seed 100%, the higher the priority.

The overwritten files were months apart.

This is true. However, it's one thing to mess up some syncing but another thing to overwrite younger files with older files, which should never ever happen.

I have two PCs (Windows 7, clock up to date, NTFS, same folder structure). Today I turned on PC#2 (after months) and removed a synced folder (right-click remove, key started with A...) and readded it (key starts now with D...). The same folder on PC#1 was already a folder with key D..., running v2.6.0 (1312), PC#2 (the PC which was off for months) had still v2.5.12 (1191). Resilio sync copied all older files (months apart) and overwrote the newer files. The sync.log file (of the PC with the wrongly overwritten files) is full of wrong statements: [2018-08-18 23:54:23.189] MC[290F] [FF25]: Local file aaa.txt is older than remote t:1534293927/1534625685 ot:1477197/101990 o:10A25E3D0A21D5655EC98C95FCB0F531F7876C32/103DAB3C217A3F67755C205E3C5E65E09F8BFF25

I have a standard folder (key starts with D...) and I have added on another computer an encrypted folder (key starts with F...). The encrypted folder has been stuck at 0% Remaining: A few seconds for hours now, but the /.sync/ folder is being filled with many .!sync files. Is that normal? Usually I have in my /.sync/ folder the following items: /.sync/Archive/ /.sync/StreamsList /.sync/IgnoreList but not files /.sync/*.!sync files. It's also unusual that Resilio Sync is stuck like that. It doesn't download or upload anything.

Yes, long file names and long folder names. I have 199 conflicts and the conflict paths look something like /B4AGJRLSAP4K745MRYWRUMMXIAE4OYXTOOBH7DY/KMVZNMVVXKQW6NLGFZ4JD5ZOFY/BJNHGDG6AT37MJLKJIJOIHFSRHGV/VVSFYUCP5S7HGNT47FNVBWICDXIXVAMPUTA3AROYHIH4IYFHTRDC/KVKQ2R57IUHIU87SEUHYS6GUJYG2BORD4243D2CZQ52Y2LEG2QLNN4DS3A4TPIHSYIOXJA42RSC4MGYQMBOTQFHQNZHYVDGLOLRHIUHIS6746YT55YQK6PGPC5XI3DETHX7TRKXMIUHII662FBGCHX7F5HLWDKME74WHD3IYKIQZ53KIUZWGABW2ELHY7BEZEZFZ3VB2WQJQW4KMP5TDEGRNFVOSOGTZE63C3KCFZHIUH2IUHIH As you can see, it would be very tiresome to find and delete those files. Especially since 1 mistake may delete a bona fide file.

So far I used a standard folders (key starts with A...). Now I want to make the switch to Encrypted folders (key starts with D...). So I want to remove the standard folder and re-add it. Do I need to delete the .sync folder first before re-adding?

Then please add this feature (Manual allowing/disallowing peers). Very important security feature.