I run syncthing across three servers as a docker within unRAID (three-way sync). When a new version of syncthing comes along I just pull a new docker image (the docker maintainer keeps it up to date). I’ve been doing this for over two years now and it’s been great.
However, yesterday I updated to version “1.27.6” and noticed today that one of the three servers has a whole bunch of “new index ID” messages. The other two servers are ok.
I came across this article and I quote calmh below. Unfortunately I haven’t done any of the things mentioned. Is it possible that a DB migration occurred without me knowing? If so then why only on one server? The article below mentions that the message is just an info message but I’m a little worried as to why this happened and why it happened to only one of the servers.
https://forum.syncthing.net/t/getting-index-ids-back-in-sync/16984
New index IDs happen when devices connect the first time, or on database migrations which happen now and then, or when forced by
-reset-deltas
. It’s not an issue, and by definition happens only once so resolves itself automatically.