BT Sync

[iamola]

Yes its another folder. even re-created everything, different folder names, same thing.

[Jocko]

and to avoid speaking in the void which is for you the full path of your sync folder?

:tapfoot

[iamola]

"/share/1000/iamola/Documents/School/Summer15"

[iamola]

So redid everything again.
But this time i am using the key generated from the NAS.
Deleted everything locally and FTP to the NAS so copied everything to the NAS to sync down.

It syncs down.
But if i make something on my MacBook, it doesnt Sync up.
But if i make a new file on the NAS via FTP it syncs down to the Macbook.

:/ -____________________________-

[Jocko]

According with what you wrote, it is as if you used the read-only key and not the write key.

I suggested to use another old btsync version as I read some issues with version 1.4 and Mac

So can you install version 1.3 on one MacBook to see what happens. (http://syncapp.bittorrent.com/1.3.109/)

To downgrade you need to uninstall fully version 1.4 on your MacBook.

[iamola]

Ok, i will test and get back to you. Thank You.

[iamola]

Came home to test things.
Using BT Sync 1.3.109

Re-connected everything.

- Both MacBooks are syncing.
- No changes or new files on the NAS from MacBook.
BTW: New files on the NAS is being pushed down to MacBook. Files just arent been pushed up as it says it is.

This is so... :hairpull :hairpull

[Jocko]

Hi iamola,

I am sorry but I have no more idea :scratch

did you read the sync log file on the NAS ?

[iamola]

Where is the sync log on the NAS?
I was looking for it.

Also, does it matter that the sync folder on my NAS is in a private share and not public?

[Jocko]

you find sync.log here:

maybe you should read the log files on the both sides.

On your MacBook I don't know where it is but you find it (sync.log) in the folder /share/1000/btsync on the NAS.

Also, does it matter that the sync folder on my NAS is in a private share and not public?

No it is unrelated. These settings are used by other servers (samba, ftp, ...)