If you used this [http://cytec.us/spk/151][1] package, then the user was added automatically.
Can you add it (somehow) to the package repository of synology? [1]: http://cytec.us/spk/151
No, sorry. I donât have write access to cytecâs repository.
Hereâs the GitHub page where cytec communicates with his community:
Iâve just pushed out a update of my spk including the latest available version of syncthing (0.10.4) which is statically compiled and therefore should run on every DS it supportsâŚ
I have no idea how much people are unable to update through the syncthing interface because they donât have the needed librarys so iâve disabled (for now) the update function while compiling.
hopefully iâll be able to set up some kind of automation to update the SPK more often⌠manually compiling it all 6 days will be pain 
Thank you for keeping us updated with your versions. For the automation, did you see this: https://pulse-forum.ind.ie/t/im-handing-out-build-boxes/763 Maybe you can use it.
Thanks didnât know about that.
i guess iâll get in touch with calmh then, maybe we can work something out 
currently iâm still testing about the dynamic binarys maybe there is a way to compile the missing libs and include them in the SPK so i can enable syncthings internal update method again (would be my prefered way)
I seem to be getting a File contains no digital signature error when trying to install via Package Center?
Go to Package Center -> Settings and in section âTrust Levelâ you need to change to âAny publisherâ or to âSynology ⌠and trusted publishersâ.
looks that https://cytec.us/spk/ is not contain syncthing anymore. is there some another package? thank you
Add this repo and enable Any Publisher http://packages.synocommunity.com/
iâve added packages.syncocommunity.com, but my DS108j still doesnât show the package in the package manager. what did i miss?
In the DSM / Package Center, check that you have also entered these items (in addition to adding the repo in the âPackage Sourcesâ tab):
(1) In the âBetaâ tab, select âYes, I want to see beta versionsâ.
(2) In the âGeneralâ tab, Trust section - select âSynology Inc. and trusted publishersâ.
i donât really have either possibility. iâm only running DSM 4.0.x though, since DSM 5 isnât supported on the DS108j (sorry i wrongly wrote DS108j+ before).
I am using DSM 5.2, I am not sure how 4.x handles 3rd party Package sources.
In the 5.2 DSM, accepting Beta and âtrusted publishersâ installs a Synocommunity certificate (RSA / 2048) on the Synology to handle permissions. Maybe there is some similar method in DSM 4.x, I donât remember.
If no one comes along to help you here, visit the Synology Forums for assistance with DSM 4, 3rd party repoâs, and beta packages. Also Synocommunity might be useful - to determine if your DS108j CPM architecture is supported by their current version of Syncthing: https://synocommunity.com/package/syncthing
The issue isnât with Package Center or DSM version, but with the model itself. The DS108j is based on PPC, and that isnât supported by Go unfortunately. See the thread starting from here: https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/issues/1011#issuecomment-44748868
Is anyone having permission issues?
I have installed the package from SynoCommunity on my DS414 successfully, even automatic upgrades are working. A user called âsyncthingâ runs Syncthing and synchronizes my folders, which are all located under the /volume1/syncthing directory owned by âsyncthingâ as user and âusersâ as group.
Unfortunately, some of the synchronized files have even no read group permission, which makes things very complicated when my typical NAS user (so not the âsyncthingâ user) tries to access the syncthing share.
Has anyone a similar setup and if so, how do you handle such situations?
Just installed Syncthing on my Synology NAS (actually a HP Microserver running XPEnology). I used the package from the synocommunity which installed flawlessly and I was able to update it from the web GUI.
To give it a try i used the /usr/local/syncthing/var and all the files seem to be synced. However, i can not find such location on my Synology NAS. Or is it somewhere in a database? How can i browse to these files? Also i tried configuring another directory but i get permission denied, i see no Syncthing user created on my NAS. Any one else experienced this?
Does Syncthing btw support two-way syncing with deletion on both sides? BTsync was fine but its too expensive in my opinion. Rather donate to this if i get it working.
/usr/local/syncthing/var is the home directory of the syncthing user, but that location is not accessible via the DSM interface. You shouldnât use it as a sync location, but instead, sync a shared folder or a dir inside a shared folder, something like that.
To allow Syncthing access to resources, you can set (RW) permissions for the sc-syncthing group in the DSM interface. Although you canât actually see the syncthing user (system users are hidden), it is a member of that group.
I now use the following path: /var/services/photo/Fotoâs Simon/Telefoon/Camera, which is working fine.
The permessions are working fine as well after a DSM upgrade i had to reinstall Syncthing and everyting works fine.
The only downside till now is that i dont get two-way-sync to work. Whenever i delete something on my Phone it will be deleted on my NAS. But if i delete photoâs on my NAS they wont get deleted on my Android phone 
Because master option is most likely set.