Everytime I add a new folder on Windows 7 SyncThing, my linux server SyncThing crashes.
Setup: Linux (Debian) - I already have 3 folders shared with several devises Windows 7 - I have 3 folders shared (duplicated as per Linux).
I have a 1.4TB folder on Windows which I can add to the Windows SyncThing (starts scanning fine), but when I tick the box to include the Linux box, the Linus Sync Thing crashes with a panic.log with the following: ======>
INFO: UPnP parse: unrecognized UPnP device of type urn:*********************************
UPnP parse: unrecognized UPnP device of type urn:*********************************
Established secure connection to 2********************************* at 10.1..:$ Device 2***************************** client is “syncthing v0.14.49” named “” at$ New NAT port mapping: external TCP address ...:***** to local address 0.0.0.0:.
Detected 1 NAT service
Established secure connection to Z*************************** at 10.1..:$ Device Z***************************** client is “syncthing v0.14.49” named “” at$ INFO: Adding folder “ExistingFolder1*” ()
Panic at 2018-XX-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
panic: cannot start already running foldergoroutine 191 [running]:
github.com/syncthing/syncthing/lib/model.(*Model).startFolderLocked(0xc4200aafc0, 0xc42009b8f0, 0xb, 0x0)
/opt/tcagent/syncthing-work/src/github.com/syncthing/syncthing/lib/model/model.go:198 +0xf22
github.com/syncthing/syncthing/lib/model.(*Model).StartFolder(0xc4200aafc0, 0xc42009b8f0, 0xb)
------------etc…
Is this a folder access issue on linux (that listed folder is root/root, even if i change it, it’ll change back to root/root. I’m running syncthing as another account, not root so I dont know whats changing the permissions).
Is it an issue with the way Sync Thing adds to a remove device, a bug or something in the configs on either device?