Both folders are “Up to Date” with the same file and folder counts in both global and local states.
Device A shows device B as “Up to Date”.
Device B shows Device A as “Syncing (99% 11.9MB)” for the last day.
Device A has v0.14.44, B has v0.14.40. Both are Linux 64bit.
A rescan of the the folder on Device B had no effect.
The folder on Device A is an NFS mount with a rescan interval of 7200s. FS watcher is not enabled.
The folder on Device B is on a local SSD, uses the built-in inotify FS watcher, and has a rescan interval of 28800s.
Recent Changes/Global Changes do not appear to show anything interesting and list the same events on both ends.
The outputs of rest/db/status?folder=src contain some differences.
Folder status on device A
{
"globalBytes" : 59652757572,
"globalDeleted" : 1323305,
"globalDirectories" : 1470,
"globalFiles" : 46749,
"globalSymlinks" : 31,
"ignorePatterns" : false,
"inSyncBytes" : 59652757572,
"inSyncFiles" : 46749,
"invalid" : "",
"localBytes" : 59652757572,
"localDeleted" : 21,
"localDirectories" : 1470,
"localFiles" : 46749,
"localSymlinks" : 31,
"needBytes" : 0,
"needDeletes" : 0,
"needDirectories" : 0,
"needFiles" : 0,
"needSymlinks" : 0,
"pullErrors" : 0,
"sequence" : 4145745,
"state" : "idle",
"stateChanged" : "2018-02-13T11:05:46.426603912-08:00",
"version" : 4145745
}
Folder status on device B
{
"globalBytes" : 59652757572,
"globalDeleted" : 1323304,
"globalDirectories" : 1470,
"globalFiles" : 46749,
"globalSymlinks" : 31,
"ignorePatterns" : false,
"inSyncBytes" : 59652757572,
"inSyncFiles" : 46749,
"invalid" : "",
"localBytes" : 59650716903,
"localDeleted" : 1323301,
"localDirectories" : 1470,
"localFiles" : 46749,
"localSymlinks" : 31,
"needBytes" : 0,
"needDeletes" : 0,
"needDirectories" : 0,
"needFiles" : 0,
"needSymlinks" : 0,
"sequence" : 4145745,
"state" : "idle",
"stateChanged" : "2018-02-13T10:41:15.736323204-08:00",
"version" : 4145745
}
An unrelated question - Should inotify be able to notice filesystem changes initiated on the client side of an NFS mount? I don’t care that inotify on the NFS client is not able to notice fs changes initiated by the NFS server because all changes come from the client. The NFS mount on Device A in the case above is very slow and the folder is relatively large. (Issues with Synology DSM uid’s and NFS uid mapping prevent me from running syncthing on the NAS).
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