Accidentally renamed sync target folder -- data loss on source?

[David.P]

@imsodin

So on B the Syncthing folder root is at “D:\MyFolderName” and you renamed that to something like “D:\MyRenamedFolderName” - correct?

Exactly.

@imsodin

If it is there was no syncing, but the folder was stopped on B with an error complaining about a missing folder marker. You should see that in the web UI of B.

I panicked and removed all sync tasks on both laptop A and PC B – so can’t really see that in the web UI anymore. However I think I copied all log files from A – so in which log file could I be able to find that ‘missing folder marker’ error (or entries about possible file/folder deletions)?

@imsodin

And I don’t understand how the source being a network drive plays into the description of your setup. As far as I understand PCs A and B share a (Syncthing) folder which is located at at “Z:\MyFolderName” on A and “D:\MyFolderName” on B. Due these paths/locations have any connection outside of the shared Syncthing folder?

“Z:\MyFolderName” on laptop A is a mapped c*mpany network drive, to which however PC B has no access.

Laptop A seems to have full read/write access to that mapped network drive, that’s why I’m worried about possible file/folder mass deletions.