#Syncthing for #Yunohost has been released.
#Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program.
Install with the following command:
$ yunohost app install GitHub - YunoHost-Apps/syncthing_ynh: Syncthing package for YunoHost
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#Syncthing for #Yunohost has been upgraded to version 1.1.4.
#Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program.
Enhancements
- Use copy instead of rename for version folder on other file systems
- GUI folder/device status rows should handle longer values nicer
- Versioner file tagging is inconsistent
- In-GUI restoration should be possible from trashcan versioner
- File versioning across drives
- Old sync errors should not linger while retrying
Upgrade with the following command:
$ yunohost app upgrade syncthing -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/syncthing_ynh
#Syncthing for #YunoHost has been upgraded to version 1.2.0.
#Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program.
Enhancements
- Automatic error log sending to dev. team
- Show last connection error per discovered address
- Use of QUIC for transport
- Handle fatal watch errors gracefully
- WebUI table column widths broken on narrow displays
Upgrade with the following command:
$ yunohost app upgrade syncthing -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/syncthing_ynh
#Syncthing for #YunoHost has been upgraded to version 1.3.3
#Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program.
Bugfixes
- Windows: Syncthing log file filling up primary drive.
- Race condition in restarting folder
- Some sync errors get cleared despite them still being valid
- Soft limit for maxfiles is NOT increased to the hard one on macOS
Enhancements
- Upgrade Button Does Not Have Confirmation Dialog
- “Nearby devices” links should look more like links (mouse pointer)
- Do not create .stignore if there are no ignore patterns
Upgrade with the following command:
$ yunohost app upgrade syncthing -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/syncthing_ynh
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Syncthing has been updated to 1.16.1. It has a new feature to encrypt stored data. I have successfully used this feature to encrypt my data stored on my Yunohost server. The docs are here: https://docs.syncthing.net/users/untrusted.html
The caveat to using encrypted storage is that all the devices involved must have 1.16.1. However, this version is now ubiquitous as my devices include Android, Windows as well as Linux.
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Dear Syncthing users,
If you have an Android phone and have installed Syncthing from F-Droid, note that the app called “Syncthing” is no longer maintained.
You can export your current configuration from that app, uninstall it, install the “Syncthing-Fork” one, then restore the configuration for a seamless transition to a maintained app.
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From GitHub repo… easy peasy
- On Syncthing on the official app, go into the settings and create a backup.
- Confirm you can see that backup in your files.
- Now stop the official app entirely using the system app settings for Syncthing (force stop the app basically - we need to ensure it’s not running).
- Now start Syncthing-Fork.
- In the Syncthing-Fork settings, restore the backup you created earlier.
Like magic, everything should be as it was in Syncthing official.
Confirm everything looks good.
Uninstall the official Syncthing app.
Delete the syncthing configuration backup from backups/syncthing.
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