Hi, wanting to set up Syncthing on a Linux Mint laptop to regularly sync a few key files from my android phone, probably via BasicSync (in the wake of the STFork saga), but that’s another story.
On the laptop I used the Mint Software Manager to find “Syncthing” and discovered several packages available. I downloaded both Syncthing Web UI and something called Syncthing GTK, because I’d read somewhere (perhaps in my researching of the best syncthing solution for android) that it was a good option for cross-platform scenarios.
I commenced setting up Syncthing and before long - you guessed it - found myself in the GTK wizard making choices that now seem to have messed up what should have been a simple setup. When I found the webUI looking at an address of 127.0.0.1:8080 instead of 127.0.0.1:8384, I decided to uninstall both and start again with just the Syncthing webUI version. But now, when I try to start Syncthing webUI I’m prompted for a username and password, neither of which I set up during the GTK wizard process, and the address on that prompt screen is still 127.0.0.1:8080.
Any suggestions? I’m only 12 months on Linux so advice will need to be very bite sized. Thanks.