v1.13.1, Linux (64-bit Intel/AMD)
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only this node reports this, other nodes say that device is Up To Date
I have a similar issue with another device/node showing syncing (95%, 0 b) but it indicates hundreds of 0 B files
PS: sorry for the bold text, that is unintended
PPS: thanks! I did not know images could be uploaded
What does the web UI of the remote device (shown as syncing here) say about this folder?
Lines of dashes/equals/… directly following text mark the text as a headline. Inserting an additional line-break fixes that. Annoying stuff - screenshots are much simpler and much nicer to read 
":’ is an illegal character on some filesystems, which might be the cause.
But that is not in filename - it is just the timestamp (copy & paste from out of sync modal)
Sorry, the way it was formatted I assumed it was part of the file name.
apparently those are empty folders… they do not actually exist at this time
upon further investigation
folder Pictures.compile/2017/04/11 contains valid files
folder Pictures.compile/2017/04/08 also contains valid files
this is far from a critical issue, but it is disconcerting.
it makes me wonder if there are actual errors in my copious syncs
I’d verify that you are running latest version on both sides
I’d still like to see what the folder state and config is on t61 - could you share those screenshots?
I think there is some problem with the way we handle directories, I just can’t pin down yet where exactly things go wrong. If we pull a file in a directory that is deleted, we resurrect it. I suspect there’s some way that you can end up with a valid file within a deleted directory (as in deleted in the db).
I can only add that I have 201 items stuck like that right now, but only on 1 device.
The folders themselves are all in sync, so I just ignore the errors. My config is kind of complex though, so if this could be analysed/reproduced in a simpler one, then all the better.
t61 is remote and there is no user available, I can not access it at this time.
when I have this same exact issue with other machines I typically remove, empty the folder and recreate. In a perfect world there ought to be a way to force that remotely.
