Is there a how to for the use of syncthing through OMV 3 ? And by that I mean how it uses storage per user, how it restricts storage access to other user's dirs etc. How to best set it up for that?
Syncthing
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I found the problem: a typo...
It is better not to work on such things if it is too late in the night
But some question about syncthing:
- do I need to enter my DDNS or will it get the correct IP from an "outsourced server"?
- traffic is only about my machines?
- will it work well with VPN?
- How does versioning (i don't know the word in english?) work? For example if i delete something from a excelsheet, how can I recover it?
- Is it possible to recover a deleted file after sync? -
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But some question about syncthing:
- do I need to enter my DDNS or will it get the correct IP from an "outsourced server"?
- traffic is only about my machines?
- will it work well with VPN?
- How does versioning (i don't know the word in english?) work? For example if i delete something from a excelsheet, how can I recover it?
- Is it possible to recover a deleted file after sync?Hi Niemand,
regarding the concepts and defaults of versioning and recovering deleted files see https://docs.syncthing.net/users/versioning.html -
I'm confused by the discussion of how updating Syncthing works.
It had been working well for me, but I've noticed recently that my Windows clients are complaining that my OMV version of Syncthing is too out of date.
On my OMV, opening up Syncthing in a browser window it reports version 0.14.0, while my Windows clients are on 0.14.19.
How do I go about updating the Syncthing version on OMV?
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Go to the upgrade manager in Omv check the packages available.
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Go to the upgrade manager in Omv check the packages available.
I'm pretty certain I've seen updates for Syncthing in there before, but not any recently and not any now. Should my Syncthing be on a version more recent than 0.14.0?
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Yes correct i have 0.14.9.
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Yes correct i have 0.14.9.
Hmm still a pretty old version.
So how can I force it to update even though it doesn't see any updates as available?
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So how can I force it to update even though it doesn't see any updates as available?
omv-extras adds the official syncthing repo. So, if you system is updating correctly, it should have the newest package available that syncthing themselves are putting in the repo. That said, the syncthing repo seems to be having issues right now. This would explain why you aren't getting a newer package. They don't have their .deb packages in the release folder on github either. So, you are kind of stuck where you are at until your machine can update.
Edit - their https repo isn't working but the http repo. omv-extras was changed to https because I was under the impression the http repo was going away. Maybe I will switch it back to http.
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omv-extras adds the official syncthing repo. So, if you system is updating correctly, it should have the newest package available that syncthing themselves are putting in the repo. That said, the syncthing repo seems to be having issues right now. This would explain why you aren't getting a newer package. They don't have their .deb packages in the release folder on github either. So, you are kind of stuck where you are at until your machine can update.
Edit - their https repo isn't working but the http repo. omv-extras was changed to https because I was under the impression the http repo was going away. Maybe I will switch it back to http.Did you ever switch this back to http? My omv-extras updated, but I'm still not getting syncthing updates.
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Did you ever switch this back to http?
Yes. You can look at the repo address in the repo tab of omv-extras. What does it show?
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Yes. You can look at the repo address in the repo tab of omv-extras. What does it show?
I found my mistake. I didn't have the repo bt-sync enabled. I must've disabled it at one point when doing housekeeping, not realizing that it was the repo that syncthing is also hosted in.
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found my mistake. I didn't have the repo bt-sync enabled. I must've disabled it at one point when doing housekeeping, not realizing that it was the repo that syncthing is also hosted in.
I didn't change the repo in the OMV 2.x version. So, it will still be https.
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Running OMV 3.0.69 and omv-syncthing 3.9
Few days ago, I was able to start and stop syncthing by „service syncthing stop“. But that doesn't work anymore. How is synthing started?
Also is there a syncthing-log-file? Can't find any in /var/log.
And the enable/disable-switch in the plugin has no effect on synchting. -
Few days ago, I was able to start and stop syncthing by „service syncthing stop“. But that doesn't work anymore. How is synthing started?
Also is there a syncthing-log-file? Can't find any in /var/log.
And the enable/disable-switch in the plugin has no effect on synchting.The plugin switched to using systemd unit files (which is proper for Debian Jessie/OMV 3). See the changelog for 3.9.
You can start and stop each user's syncthing instance with systemctl start syncthing@REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME.service and logs are found in syslog.
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See the changelog for 3.9.
Ah, thanks a lot. New bookmark is added.
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Bonjour,
I use OMV on a RPI with syncthing and I would like to move the directory with the index to another place.
In the manual you have to add an option -d:<Path> but where in plugin I can add an optionRegards
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In the manual you have to add an option -d:<Path> but where in plugin I can add an option
That is not currently possible from the plugin since it doesn't specify start parameters. Those are in the syncthing provided systemd unit file. You could ask on the syncthing forum. Maybe a systemd override file? Maybe it can be set in the web interface?
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Hello,
I use Omv3 and Syncthing 3.11
I`m trying to set up a folder, but as screenshot say`s i have permission problem.
Can somebody tell me at least i short steps how to do it?
Through the forum threads some of user a talking about ACLs,but i`m not willing to do on my own,becouse in the past i messed up Omv with experimentig with ACLs.Or is another way?
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