I have snycthing on my Synology Diskstation, alsways on
and i have a PC and a RASPI sometimes online so it can sync to them.
Only one folder is send and receive all other folders are only send from my diskstation.
I want to sort and move files, at the Send and Receive folder.
In my PC, recieve only folder, I very often get an error like this:
why does it not just exactly copy my diskstation to the PC ?
As for send and recieve folders:
HOW does syncthing know, if a file is deleted at B and it should also delete it at A
instead of reSyncing it again to B ?
I guess you are affected by https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/6646 (which is fixed on master): If true, you have changed files in that directory on the receive-only end, and thus it can’t delete that directory (as that would undo your local change).
About the “filename is invalid”: You can’t do anything on the windows side. The other side created a file, that is not valid on windows, therefore Syncthing can’t create it. You need to rename it on the other device.
As for send and recieve folders: HOW does syncthing know, if a file is deleted at B and it should also delete it at A instead of reSyncing it again to B ?
It always propagates the newest change. There’s an internal counting/version mechanism that determines which was first, or if two changes happened at the same time (then there’s a conflict). So if in the beginning both A and B have directory D, then B deletes D, that deletion is newer than the previous state and thus A deletes D too. If at the same time A created a new file in D, e.g. D/F, then both changes happened at the same time and A will not delete D (and B will resync D, as a deletion always looses a conflict).
All the out-of-sync items still remain? There shouldn’t be out-of-sync items without failed items when the folder is not in the process of syncing. Anything in the log?
The local changes say “0B”, probably because they are deleted. This means from Syncthings point of view those files are locally deleted, but not on the remote. However you are saying they are deleted everywhere? Could you get the output of querying https://docs.syncthing.net/rest/db-file-get.html for one of these files please.
That’s the output of the config endpoint, not /rest/db/file. Your URL needs to look something like 'http://localhost:8384/rest/db/file?folder=792we-gdmch&file=_Gamez/...'. On linux it’s much simpler than windows, just open a command line and enter curl -X GET -H "X-API-Key: *yourapikey*" 'http://localhost:8384/rest/db/file&folder=...' (inserting the appropriate values).
Also, as the log file shows Syncthing is panicking (crashing) it may help if you could find the panic files and upload one. They’ll be in the same folder as the log.
