Rob Braxman’s Syncthing video got me working, whereas this video did not. The challenging part was getting my laptop host setup working. Braxman noted the importance of installing Syncthing GTX in Linux desktop. That app provided whatever magic “glue” was previously missing in my Linux Mint installation. It’s brutally slow (
3:44 woah.... all of a sudden there is some app i was meant to have on my PC? Once installed all was clearly explained, nice tutorial and very useful app... thanks.
Thanks for the tutorial! when i scan QR code nothing happened in my case :( i tried with Syncthing on Windows with no issue, i have issue on TrueNas but i don't know how to debug
Hi, I have a distro based on DEBIAN Q4OS I need to connect 4 hard disks with windows and mac backups and I would like to create a server with raid sharing of all hard disks and including a continuous and incremental backup also of smartphones and ipads in the family ... I was thinking about nextcloud and openmediavault but something else would probably be missing to perfect everything and example the folder search on different file systems I forgot ... I also have nvidia shield which can act as a nas if it would be enough without paying plex .Advice? Thank you.
excellent explanation but if I delete the photos on my phone to free up space I would like to avoid them being deleted also on the server, do you have any suggestions?
Had this problem too, I did two things and it sorted it out. 1. In the Advanced settings there's an option to "ignore delete", I activated this on both the devices. 2. Setup trash can versioning with a zero limit which means it will keep any deleted files forever Hope this helps, I am a noob though so others may explain better
@@Lonewold. I experimented with another method ... before deleting the files from the phone, on the pc rename all the photos with the command crtl + a and then f2, when you delete the photos from the phone those on the pc are not deleted because they have different names
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Extremely helpful taken at a pace that is followable rather than at a galop which a lot of presenters do because they know there subject too well
Rob Braxman’s Syncthing video got me working, whereas this video did not. The challenging part was getting my laptop host setup working. Braxman noted the importance of installing Syncthing GTX in Linux desktop. That app provided whatever magic “glue” was previously missing in my Linux Mint installation.
It’s brutally slow (
3:44 woah.... all of a sudden there is some app i was meant to have on my PC? Once installed all was clearly explained, nice tutorial and very useful app... thanks.
Glad I could help!
Thanks so much for putting out this tutorial..... clear and precise,,,, exactly what I needed
Glad it helped!
Thank you very helpful for me
Thanks for the tutorial! when i scan QR code nothing happened in my case :( i tried with Syncthing on Windows with no issue, i have issue on TrueNas but i don't know how to debug
Thanks for
What if your not at home on the same network? How does the phone connect to the server.
I believe you need to adjust settings so it works on More than just the local network.
There should be an option on your phone syncthing setting that will allow you to do just that.
Hi, I have a distro based on DEBIAN Q4OS I need to connect 4 hard disks with windows and mac backups and I would like to create a server with raid sharing of all hard disks and including a continuous and incremental backup also of smartphones and ipads in the family ... I was thinking about nextcloud and openmediavault but something else would probably be missing to perfect everything and example the folder search on different file systems I forgot ... I also have nvidia shield which can act as a nas if it would be enough without paying plex .Advice? Thank you.
excellent explanation but if I delete the photos on my phone to free up space I would like to avoid them being deleted also on the server, do you have any suggestions?
Had this problem too, I did two things and it sorted it out.
1. In the Advanced settings there's an option to "ignore delete", I activated this on both the devices.
2. Setup trash can versioning with a zero limit which means it will keep any deleted files forever
Hope this helps, I am a noob though so others may explain better
@@Lonewold. I experimented with another method ... before deleting the files from the phone, on the pc rename all the photos with the command crtl + a and then f2, when you delete the photos from the phone those on the pc are not deleted because they have different names
@@nightmaare1982 a bit of a job though if you have a lot of photos. Try the above, should work 👍