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Hi everyone, I follow all the ways to install Bittorrent Sync. But none of the works for MybookLive 2tb. I tried this: -------------- wget https://gist.github....stall_btsync.sh bash install_btsync.sh -------------------- also this teps are following: 1. You need to find out your CPU type for NAS and download proper binaries; 2. Login to your NAS over SSH 3. Transfer binaries there 4. Unzip it 5. Made chmod +x ./btsync 6. Then in browser go to your_nas_ip:8888 and configure sync when I write the command chmod +x ./btsync i got the error menssage that : bash: /shares/Public/btsync: cannot execute binary file Please I will be really thankfull if somebody helps me! Happy New Year!!! Matheus

Hello, So I set up all my syncs in Windows (3 different directories, one of which has over 200,000 files in it and is approx 330GB). After everything was done, I was left with three .db files in... C:\Users\{some user}\AppData\Roaming\BitTorrent Sync I copied the same Windows directories to MyBook Live which was mounted as a drive in Windows. The idea being to 'seed' the initial sync. I took the above mentioned .db files (one for each sync'ed directory) and put them the the .sync directory on MyBook Live. Before doing that, I updated the .db files using the Firefox SqlLite plug-in (basically opened the .db file and issued, 'update files set path = replace(path, '\', '/');' - thanks to; http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/24152-doing-the-initial-sync-locally). Started up btsync on MyBook Live, pulled up the UI, which was (and is) very slow but eventually told me everything was synced (without the seeding it looks like it may have taken a number of months to do so). However, in the web UI, it still says the 330GB directory is indexing (on MyBook Live), yet I see no change in the size of the associated .db (the one brought over from Windows), .db-shm or .db-wal files (even though, on the latter two, the timestamp does get updated). Actually, on all the .db-shm files, the length is the same; 32768. Given that I have ssh access to MyBook Live, from the command line, how can I tell that indexing is going on and how do I tell how much longer its going to go on for (ps -ef, naturally, does not give me this information) Also, can btsync 'chew gum and walk at the same time', i.e. can it sync one directory and index another at the same time or does this have to happen consecutively. As this is effectively a one way sync, from Windows to MyBook Live, I assume that on the MyBook Live instance, I should not even have to index and can therefore set folder_rescan_interval to its maximum amount. Thanks, Matthew