I’m using syncthing for relatively short period of time (2 weeks) and I’m experiencing a weird situation between a mac mini (macos yosemite 10.10.2) and a raspberry pi 2 (raspbian kernel 3.18.7-v7), both with syncthing 0.10.29. I’ve got several (7) directories with sizes from 0.5 GB to 112 GB and having a max of 25600 files on one dir.
The issue I’m experiencing is that when started both clients everything works fine for about 3-4 minutes (transfers of 5-10 MBit/sec over wifi). But after that both (mac and raspberry) cpu loads, disk, network transfers go idle. In this situation restarting the mac client makes everything work at full speed again for 3-4 minutes more…
The mac client is running with launchctl, but running it from command line gets same results. I’ve tried changing several options, folder reload times, but no improvement at all.
So I don’t see any disconnections or anything which to me implies that it should work fine.
Is the web UI accessible when this mysterious state kicks in?
I’ve tried to launch a third client (linux mint laptop) while idle state was on scene. When running this linux laptop everything seems to work. When I shut down the linux syncthing the raspberry does lots of disk operations and cpu all by itself (without network communication with the mac). The linux client is just a receiver (just empty folders to fill from the raspberry or the mac).
I’m going to let sync the linux laptop for a long run, let’s see how this ends… I tell you when something new happens.
Perhaps RPI is just under heavy load (as we do alot of crypto and RPI is bad at that), hence nothing is happening as RPI is indexing/cleaning up indexes or something.
Well, after a couple of days with the three computers running, the raspberry seems to be awake. I don’t know the cause, maybe it was I originally setup all the three computers to begin to work at same time (the mac was the source of the files) and then I switch off the laptop. Anyway without much effort everything is in working order.
Thanks for your help again, congrats for such a good piece of program guys!