I need to fix the btsync repo for armhf.
Syncthing
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I need to fix the btsync repo for armhf.
Ok, thank you. Until then any workaround for us. Like manually editing omv-extras-org-stoneburner.list?
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Just disable the btsync repo.
Yes, this was mentioned before but I would like to use things from the repo, like syncthing.Anyway, thank you and I will wait till the repo is fixed.
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I keep getting this (notified by mail)
Code/etc/cron.daily/logrotate:error: skipping "/var/log/syncthing/syncthing_***.log" because parent directory has insecure permissions (It's world writable or writable by group which is not "root") Set "su" directive in config file to tell logrotate which user/group should be used for rotation.Doesn't the plugin setup correct permissions? I solved this manually but thought I'd let you know
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Is it possible to implement syncthing-inotify in this plugin?
Ive no idea how to install this one on openmediavault :-/ -
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From a quick glance, it should work but would be a lot of work. I would say it will have to be pretty low on the priority list.
its a 'nice to have'. So its even nicer, that you put it on the list
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I have just got into another issue, although not sure if it is direcly associated.
The automated check for updates throws me each time a mail with this content:
CodeCRON-APT RUN [/etc/cron-apt/config]: Fri Dec 11 04:00:02 CET 2015 CRON-APT SLEEP: 2088, Fri Dec 11 04:34:50 CET 2015 CRON-APT ACTION: 0-update CRON-APT LINE: /usr/bin/apt-get -o Acquire::http::Dl-Limit=25 update -o quiet=2 W: Failed to fetch https://dl.bintray.com/openmediavault-plugin-developers/stoneburner-sync/dists/wheezy/main/binary-armhf/Packages Operation too slow. Less than 10 bytes/sec transferred the last 120 seconds E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.If I refresh the updates list in OMV GUI then I don't get any message like this.
Everything seems fine, it is just annoying and I might miss real errors at a later point. -
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Thank's for debian, thank's for omv, thanks for syncthing!
I have one question:
I installed syncthing via the repo. The tab syncthing is showing in omv under services.
Here I can "Add user" and define instances for each of them. But I don't know the mechanism behind it. Is one instance of syncthing running per user? And how can I keep them apart? just with the port number?
I would like that each of the user has it's own instance on the server. But as far as I see syncthing is ignoring the user & passwords from omv...What is the best practice here? And how is the system theoretically working?
Greetings!
PS.: Can't post without allowing scripts from google.com (don't be evil!). Bad day!
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One instance per user that's correct. Syncthing user/password for every instance is configured inside every syncthing Web instance, they don't use omv credentials.
And yes you separate each instance using different ports.
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Does someone run Syncthing-Inotify on OMV and can help me with the installation?
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The versions from inotify are confusing, if they are not align with Master syncthing I can't see it working properly with the plugin since I recall syntax changes in the configuration around version 0.12.x
The github page releases the binary, if you want to try it replace it with this new binary. The syncthing binary should be
/usr/bin/syncthing
Make a backup to another location before replacing it.
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Why should I replacing it? It not another version or fork oft syncthing core. Its like a Plugin for syncthing, that act like a file watcher, so the disks can spin down.
"Syncthing (core) uses a rescan interval to detect changes in folders. This application (syncthing-inotify) uses OS primitives to detect changes as soon as they happen. Therefore, if you save a file, syncthing-inotify will know about it and pass this information to Syncthing such that near real-time synchronisation can be achieved." [1]
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Is not a plugin. I though it was an alternate version of syncthing. I downloaded the application and reading through the help what I understand is that uses the syncthing api to force a rescan, when the a change occurs. So just place the api string in the command when you launch it with the --api switch
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OMV: Syncthing 0.12.21
Arch: Syncthing 0.12.21
Android: Syncthing 0.12.20
Have you guys noticed we've got the brand newest available version on OMV + a web ui plugin to manage it easily?-)
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