Remote shows Sync, Local shows Syncing 99% v2

[cerealconyogurt]

Hi there,

I am using Syncthing for a while without any problems until now My configuration is simple; I have a home NAS running a Syncthing instance and the other one installed in my PC in the office. I installed in my NAS the Syncthing app via docker, and the version was 1.4.1. I was using the portable windows version on my job’s PC. The version was 1.4.1.

Then I upgraded the one in my job’s PC to version 1.4.2, and days after that, I updated the app in my NAS to 1.4.2. But since then, the PC Syncthing instance shows up-to-date in the folder section, and the remote device (my NAS) shows 99%. When I check the same info from my NAS, I can see out-of-sync in the folder section and up-to-date in the remote device. So there is no discrepancy.

The problem is, for some reason, they are not synchronizing, and I cannot figure out why nor how I fix it. When I check the log, I can see some “permission denied” messages which are strange since I did not have these messages before the update

[AudriusButkevicius]

Please post screenshots from both sides.

[cerealconyogurt]

This is from my NAS:

This is from my PC from my job:

[AudriusButkevicius]

It has 81 failed items, looks pretty clear why it’s out of sync?

[cerealconyogurt]

yes, I just trying figure out why the sync process is having problems, at least there is a connection between both syncthing app so is not a connections problem. But as I mentioned before, the only different between this states and the previous one was I updated the app to version 1.4.2 in different days.

If I am not able to fix it I will start a new sync process from the scratch. It is only about 6GiB of data so not big deal actually.

[calmh (Jakob Borg)]

Click on the “81 items” link after “failed items” and it will try to tell you.

[cerealconyogurt]

Hi Jackob, well… the reason is clear:

It is permission issue at the NAS side

I was checking my setup after that, and I do not recall that I did some changes in my setup. Where should I put my eyes?

[imsodin (Simon)]

Check that the user Syncthing is running as on the NAS has permission to access those files (and the parent directory).

[cerealconyogurt]

Hi, I had to change many things in my NAS (Asustor). The problem started when I updated it its OS (ADM). Now Synchting is working flawlessly!