Supported NAS

[ak_tone]

Works like a charm on SolidRun Cubox with Marvell Armada 510 SoC, ArchLinuxARM.

[janxster]

I got running on QNAP ts469. have not implemented autorun yet. but seems to work well even through firewall once port forwarding was set up it was sooo easy to install on an external (internet connected) pc. I am hoping this will serve as a personal dropbox type service with my nas as the primary node.

[spscotland]

Can anyone tell me if this is correct for use with iomega ix2-200?

Thanks

I have little(practically none) experience with linux. I managed to download the package but unable to install it.

I'll keep checking back in the hope someone is a saint and step by step walkthrough for dim wits like my self.

cheers

[plop1602]

Works on Synology DS 212j with DSM 4.2

EDIT : Since I'm asked some steps, I just downloaded btsync on windows, put it on the NAS with FTP, logged in with SSH, and started the executable... that's it.

Just don't forget to open the ports for FTP, SSH and 8888 in the web interface's firewall options. Oh, and the SSH login is root, not your username.

In other words, this works fine :

wget http://btsync.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/btsync_arm.tar.gz
tar zxvf btsync_arm.tar.gz
chmod u+x btsync
./btsync

[primiumcm]

Is it possible that Bittorrent Sync run on a Synology DS212j NAS? And in the future? Thanks

[kos13]

Is it possible that Bittorrent Sync run on a Synology DS212j NAS? And in the future? Thanks

@plop1602: Works on Synology DS 212j

We don't have any specific steps for this NAS, please try to contact @plop1602 for details

Thanks

[Azzola]

Tested OK the i386 tar on a:

QNAP TS-259 Pro+ with fw. 3.8.1 (last fw with old Kernel 2.6.x)

and i works with few step like a charm, no need to add libraries.

Anyone could tell me if upgrading to the new Kernel 3.x it should work as well?

[MRACHINI]

Western Digital MyBook Live WDBACG0020HCH-00

It has been working fine in the tests I have run.

Hey are you using the ARM BTSync ?

[schumaku]

Anyone could tell me if upgrading to the new Kernel 3.x it should work as well?

No prom - i386 rattling on both TS-639 Pro and TS-EC1279U-RP ... 3.8.2, since today using 3.8.3 firmware (QNAP x86_64 3.4.6 Kernel) [or TS-459 Pro using a QTS 4 Alpha build].

[schumaku]

The 1.0.0.116 works like a charm on the ReadyNAS RN104 (ARM) and the RN516 (x64) on ReadyNAS OS 6.04 (just like previous builds)

[Guest chairman.faust]

in regards to the DNS-323... i'm running debian, 2.6.32-5-orion5x kernel... i'm able to run btsync and add folders in the webgui, however, after a short while btsync just crashes on it own, or crashes quickly if there is a large sync... nothing specific in the logs but there are dump files... I see its not compatible, im just curious if its something that will be addressed in a future version or its limited by hardware resources.

[Jovik]

I can confirm that btsync works on Lenovo Iomega EZ Media & Backup Center

Steps to install it:

1. Enable SSH access by visiting: http://your-iomega-ip/manage/diagnostics.html (mark top checkbox, choose port-number and your-password, click Apply)

2. SSH to iomega (on Linux open terminal and type ssh -l root -p port-number your-iomega-ip). Warning! Your password is not the same as the one you defined through the web-page! Add 'soho' before your-password. If you had qwerty then use sohoqwerty to login.

3.

cd opt/apps

4.

wget http://btsync.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/btsync_arm.tar.gz

5.

tar -xzvf btsync_arm.tar.gz

6.

rm btsync_arm.tar.gz

7.

nano /etc/rc.local

• place

  (sleep 300; /opt/apps/btsync) &

  before

  exit 0

  
  

• To save your changes press: ctrl-x, 'y' and 'enter'
  

8.

reboot

You're done! To test your btsync wait for ca. 10 minutes and go to http://your-iomega-ip:8888

(make sure port 8888 is open)

[dsl]

QNAP TS-109 Pro II, firmware version: 3.3.2 Build 0918T

./btsync starts four processes. The webui prompts for username and password. Then the browser gets the initial html-code, but the four btsync processes die before any javascript or image files loads.

[Xanza]

I'm gonna post this in hopes that anyone who wants to put Sync on a Raspberry Pi might see it:

Thanks! I'll give it a shot and let you know -- everything seems to be working and I'm not receiving any errors, but a simply symlink won't hurt.

EDIT:

No, the symblink does not work as the resource is already located in the /lib/ directory.

EDIT:

Tried running btsync as root -- same issues. Any transfer that takes longer than 10-12 seconds drops down to near completely stopped, or completely stopped.

SEMI-FIXED:

Part of this issue was caused by the default Raspberry Pi settings. By default the partition size of the disk is only 1.8GB to which I filled up VERY quickly. After attempting to transfer a larger (700MB) file, the transfer peaks at 2.8 Mbps (pretty much my saturation cap) then drops all the way down to 20 Kbps, then down to 12 Kbps, then finally down to 0 Kbps.

Read More: http://www.ardupi.co...ce-left-on.html

All in all, the transfer speeds for smaller files are fine now, but again, anything that takes more than 10-15 seconds to transfer basically drops to a speed where it almost stops.

Any suggestions?

[witq]

QNAP TS-109 Pro II, firmware version: 3.3.2 Build 0918T

./btsync starts four processes. The webui prompts for username and password. Then the browser gets the initial html-code, but the four btsync processes die before any javascript or image files loads.

I'm having similiar issues on a WD MyBook World NAS, I described it in more detail in this thread:

Finding a solution would thus add two NAS devices to the supported list.

[Roft]

NAS4Free tested.

Everything is working fine.

Have questions about the configuration file.

[iikai]

Works on Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 4 plus.

Thanks!

[JOS]

NAS4Free tested.

Everything is working fine.

Have questions about the configuration file.

As NAS4Free is BSD based, does that mean sync will work on FREENAS aswell?

[Roft]

As NAS4Free is BSD based, does that mean sync will work on FREENAS aswell?

Very likely the program will work.

Time test passed.

[cschappa]

Has anybody tried this on a Seagate GoFlex Home NAS?

Thank you,

Craig

[cschappa]

Has anybody tried this on a Seagate GoFlex Home NAS?

I loaded the Arm version and when I type:

./btsync

I get:

BitTorrent Sync forked to background. PID = 21547

Does anyone know if it is working/How do I share/create a BT Sync folder--add a Secret?

[Jero]

I loaded the Arm version and when I type:

./btsync

I get:

BitTorrent Sync forked to background. PID = 21547

Does anyone know if it is working/How do I share/create a BT Sync folder--add a Secret?

running great on freenas 8.3 in a jail

go to http:// ipaddrnas:8888

[yottabit]

As NAS4Free is BSD based, does that mean sync will work on FREENAS aswell?

I've completed a couple days of successful testing with native x64 builds 128 and 130 on FreeNAS 8.3.1-p2 (FreeBSD 8.3-p7).

[cschappa]

running great on freenas 8.3 in a jail

go to http:// ipaddrnas:8888

Ok--That works but it's still in the tmp dir

Now I need to figure out which directory to install to and how to get it to load after a reboot.

Thank you.

[yottabit]

Ok--That works but it's still in the tmp dir

Now I need to figure out which directory to install to and how to get it to load after a reboot.

Thank you.

There is no "install" in UNIX. Just place the btsync binary where you like, along with its config file and all of the meta cache it has already created since you've run it in tmp already.

Then add a startup line to /etc/rc.conf.local (FreeBSD) or /etc/rc.local (Linux).