
- #Cannot install syncthing freenas manual#
- #Cannot install syncthing freenas full#
- #Cannot install syncthing freenas portable#
- #Cannot install syncthing freenas windows#
Op3 - "Full backup + incremental copies 保留一个完整备份和几个增量副本": the 1st time will copy all files, later backups will compare with the previous backup and copy the new files and updated content ( excluding deletion) and only those files/dirs are saved in the folder, which saves spaces. 2), the oldest backup will be re-used so the previously deleted files are back. if number of versions reaches the MAX (e.g. files if source deleted), multi versioning should be used (number of copies >= 2) and only available for newly created backups i.e.
#Cannot install syncthing freenas full#
Op2 - "First time full, then only new or changed files 保留一个完整备份然后使用新文件或修改后的文件" (actually incremental/delta backups/transfers indeed, recommended and default): the 1st time will copy all files, later backups will (try to?) make copies inside the destination, only changes ( including deletion) will be transferred, the result is always a full copy but only changed content is transferred WARN: for "including deletion" (to delete dest. Op1 - "Always full backup": always copy all files
#Cannot install syncthing freenas manual#
export/import backup configs frequency (interval) can be 1 min.Ĭons: versioning is not suitable for manual restore, so versioning should be done on NAS canNOT avoid creating the root folder in the destination (bad news for sync).Įxplaination of backup options for each destination: Pros: can handle long path and filenames without any limit support multiple destinations support smb path and/or mounted partions from NAS as dest.

Note: DISM is CLI tool developed by MicroSoft, but DISM++ is just using the name. It contains a lot of great tools and useful & handy system modification functions, including system backup.Ĭon: it can be used for system backup & reinstall, but not for real-time tasks such as file syncing. UGreen (绿联) NAS (nonprofessional)ĭH2100 provides remote access w/o speed limit (2022), but does not support Docker yet.

#Cannot install syncthing freenas portable#
drive/SFTP/FTP/Google Drive free donate any for parallel and portable version.Ĭon: file change monitorning is limited to OS notification (Win10 sends notification with an interval about 15s). Pro: can handle long file/folder names support SMB/mounted net. Together with is RealTimeSync, this open source solution works well. It is claimed to be fixed in 1.18.0, but I still got it in 1.18.2. Issue: Stuck in "Syncing" or "Out of Sync" even if the files are synced (i.e. It turns out that the origianl CLI version and the SyncTrayzor's CLI version share the same device ID (and config), but the GUI (SyncTrayzor) uses another ID (and config).
#Cannot install syncthing freenas windows#
The windows GUI version (SyncTrayzor) includes a CLI version which is intended to be lunched by the GUI (SyncTrayzor). Issue: Win GUI SyncTrayzor ID conflicts with CLI

It can be caused by remounting/ mount-point changing. If it is missing, it could mean that the folder has been moved etc. Tip: pkg -vv | grep ABI | head -1 | tr -d ' ' SyncThing FAQĪ: if set to 80/443, it will automatically change to 22000.Ī: It is a hidden folder named ".stfolder" in the shared folder root which is created before the first sync. Install & Config TrueNAS SyncThing pluginĬat /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/nf FreeBSD: EOF Install FreeNAS/TrueNAS (dual boot / mirrored boot is suggested) As SyncThing may use a lot more than usual and cause TrueNAS (GUI & CLI) to be extremely slow (not due to CPU), users may need to limit the resources using FreeBSD CLI. WARN: FreeBSD does NOT provide an easy way to limit jail resources (except legancy versions). (the reason to use a container: SyncThing cannot support Synology DSM v7) Second, install SyncThing in package centre. Use a community package (only for DSM < v7.)įirst, add SynoCommunity to package source. timing a scan: a 800GB sized folder with 100k subfolders and 800k files take 8 minutes to scan in a laptop with i7-11800H 2.30GHz and a NVMe SSD.SyncThing (docker) uses about 0.8~1.2 GB RAM (excluding reserved virtual RAM for caching).A solution to change it is here, but note that 1 watcher uses 1kB RAM, thus the Syncthing recommended 204800 uses 220M RAM (110M in 32bit sys) SyncThing file change watcher may complain about inotify limit.

