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1. #BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT INSTALL#
2. #BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT UPGRADE#
3. #BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT WINDOWS#

The tool won first prize at the hackathon, and within a few more months, after Lissounov honed the tool alongside various other engineers, the company delivered BitTorrent Sync, a Dropbox-like service that lets you seamlessly synchronize files across computers and mobile devices. But then came a Belarusian engineer named Konstantin Lissounov.Ībout a year ago, Lissounov joined a hackathon sponsored by his employer, BitTorrent Inc., a company that seeks to transform the peer-to-peer protocol into a legitimate means of file-sharing for both consumers and businesses, and in a matter of hours, he slapped together a new BitTorrent tool that let him quickly and easily send encrypted photos of his three children across dodgy Eastern European network lines to the rest of his family. You find dead files where exactly? In the “.stfolder” directory in your folder root? There should be nothing there from our side.BitTorrent was best known as an internet protocol that let people swap pirated movies and music at the expense of big Hollywood studios and record labels.“Or something similar” - that makes it impossible for us to do something about it, please give us the actual error.If it is in the folder edit dialog: Well, that’s just a warning, because nesting folders can create problems the user should be aware of. Where do you get this error? If in logs: Please give us logs.I use folders within folders and it works fine (you just shouldn’t shoot yourself in the foot with cyclical includes, but I assume that’s not your problem). And after an while I found a lot of dead files in the internal Syncthing folder.Ĭan you explain that with a little more detail please. Maybe in another two years I’ll be back againĮvery time I share with Syncthing a new folder within another Syncthing folder (from a file system perspective) I get a kind of one time error or warning like “unexpected folder” (or something similar). So, thank you for all your work and for listening to us users. It turns out I just don’t care much about the open/closed source thing anymore.I’m very much looking forward to just deleting files from my phone again, safe in the knowledge that they are still backed up to my home server. Resilio finally has implemented all the features I missed back in 2014, and Syncthing is STILL missing the non-deleting node feature ( Non-source / read only / untrusted / slave / backup devices.I need a solid, fire-and-forget solution. I don’t know if this is a GUI problem or not, but I don’t want to worry about that. This is on a LAN with two devices standing next to each other. Devices will drop their connection for no discernable reason until I restart Syncthing.I have regulary had my phone run down the battery from 50% to 0% in two hours. Syncthing uses A LOT of CPU power, both on my (admittedly underpowered) home server and my phones.(see Force auto-updating to incompatible versions

#BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT UPGRADE#

Every breaking upgrade makes devices drop off my cluster until I manually log on there and upgrade them. Even if you manage to make it run in the background (via NSSM in my case), it is not a fire-and-forget solution.I have had devices shown as connected for hours after I turned them off, and other devices sitting at 75% sync even if all files were identical. Device and sync status (using both the browser and the GTK GUI) often are inaccurate.

#BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT INSTALL#

Syncthing-notify is yet another separate component you have to manually install and run as a service.

There is no native equivalent to BTSync’s FileSystemWatcher.There is no native GUI, there is no option to run it as a background service, you have to use the browser interface or rely on a 3rd party interface to communicate with the core service.

#BITTORRENT SYNC 1 PERCENT WINDOWS#