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  1. Hello, I recently moved my NAS to a new home. And since then, I can't access any more the Sync admin page on my NAS, nor does my PC be synchronised with the NAS. The NAS is well available. The admin page of the NAS too. But the one of the Sync tool. When requesting https://xxxxxxxx:8890/gui/ , the browser says that is impossible to connect to that page. From the NAS admin page, I stopped and restart the Resilio Sync application. This doesn't change anything. The NAS is : ReadyNAS 1.0.2 The Resilio Sync app version is: 2.7.2.1375 What should I do to have the Resilio Sync application running again on my NAS ? Thanks
  2. My laptop is synchronized with my NAS. All the files created directly on the NAS (with a non-Administrator user) are synchronized on the laptop with an "Administrator" ownership and cannot therefore be modified/deleted/... by a regular user. How to have Resilio Sync respecting the files permissions/ownership from the NAS ? Thanks.
  3. I've been recently surprised to see that my laptop has sync'ed with my NAS while my laptop wasn't on my LAN. I didn't expect this to be possible. And honestly I don't feel secure with this. How can I prevent Resilio Sync from making my NAS available to the outside world ?
  4. Thanks for the link. I found the files in the .sync folder. Nevertheless, i find this approach dangerous. The user should be informed clearly about issues and conflicts. Like with the Windows Offline Files mechanism:
  5. Hi, I'm evaluating Resilio Sync for maintaining a local copy of my NAS on my laptop when I'm away and resync it when I'm back on the network. I made this very simple POC: 1) synchronize the laptop, 2) get the laptop offline , 3) modify a file on the laptop pc, 4) modify the same file on the NAS, 5) reconnect the laptop to the network. I expected Resilio Sync to warn me about a conflict. It didn't. It just erased the version on the latpop with the one from the NAS. I guess, because it was newer. Is there a way to have Resilio either warn about the conflict or, at least, not erasing the local copy (e.g. by making a tagged copy of it) ?