athinaok

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  1. Ready Ignore template file contain lines #SynoRecycle ,#snapshot ,#recycle but # is a comment.

    Based on the following Link the correct syntax should be  [#]SynoRecycle ,[#]snapshot ,[#]recycle.

    Resilio Stuff must correct Ignore template.

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19305010/rsync-how-to-exclude-directories-with-special-character-via-external-exclude-fi

    Please update the Resilio Ignore template file to reflect the correct syntax based on the provided link. Modify the lines containing #SynoRecycle, #snapshot, and #recycle to [#]SynoRecycle, [#]snapshot, and [#]recycle, respectively. Ensure that the Resilio Ignore template adheres to the correct syntax.

     

  2. Let me help you with the procedure on trying decrypt a resilio sync encrypted folder.

    Example is based on windows as described on https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/207370466-Encrypted-folders

    Do not delete share from sync, with encrypted folder, because database file with be deleted!

    First close Sync application because DB file will be locked

    We need folder's RW key in my case DSNE5QZJTXURO3EGY45377RA55QFUXYYG

    Resilio exe is located in appdata folder and use parameter /DECRYPT (or --decrypt for linux)

    "C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Resilio Sync\Resilio Sync.exe" /DECRYPT

    Inside appdata sync folder is located sync.log. Search line that includes the string  with the encrypted folder path  "C:\Users\User\Desktop\test"

    Line 2427: [2023-03-03 20:00:56.015] FC[F292:C3EE]: started periodic scan for "\\?\C:\Users\User\Desktop\test"

    Then note code F292, the first part in brackets []. This code is incuded in the database's db file name.

    Search for database file that contains name F292.some numbers.db in my case the db file has filename , inside appdata and Sync folder,

    ->  98F44D8E39194C18EBA01C4E00FB414D0256F292.54965.db = Correct File

    xx  98F44D8E39194C18EBA01C4E00FB414D0256F292.54965.sf.db = Wrong File

    xx  98F44D8E39194C18EBA01C4E00FB414D0256F292.54965.files.db = Wrong File

    So database file will be "C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Resilio Sync\98F44D8E39194C18EBA01C4E00FB414D0256F292.54965.db"

    Command Syntax

    Full path of SYNC.exe /DECRYPT <secret key RW - start with D> <db path> <encrypted folder> <output folder>

    Encrypted folder in my case is "C:\Users\User\Desktop\test"

    and extract folder with decrypted data will be "C:\Users\User\Desktop\test2" ( do not forget to create the folder before decryption)

    So in my CMD i will type the command:

    C:\Users\User>"C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Resilio Sync\Resilio Sync.exe" /DECRYPT DSNE5QZJTXURO3EGY45377RA55QFUXYYG "C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Resilio Sync\98F44D8E39194C18EBA01C4E00FB414D0256F292.54965.db" "C:\Users\User\Desktop\test" "C:\Users\User\Desktop\test2"

    If filename path has spaces you must use " " (win and linux).