support-bundle-PWL4YXU-2025-04-27T174120.zip (789.5 KB) Hi, Alex, I have downloaded the support bundle as above, please refer it.
I notice you’re running a build of your own using the Go-translated version of SQLite. It would be good to see if you get the same with our “official” builds.
Ok, I will try it.
Hi, as you can see, syncthing record logs into a single log file when it’s running, if syncthing keep running, the log file will be larger and larger and will be difficult to be open and use in future.
So, I want to know could you optimize this way to that save every day’s log to new log file and save them to a folder (e.g. audit-log-files).
Plus, support to set the valid days of audit-log-file and if it was overdue, syncthing will delete it automatically.
You can for the normal log files (see https://docs.syncthing.net/users/syncthing.html#cmdoption-logfile and the following log-related flags), but not the audit file.
Thank you for your reply. I will try it.
fyi: Just built 2.0.0.0-beta.11 for Android Happy backup first and testing!
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Still in the same stuck state after upgrade to rc.13, guess I have to go back to v1.x 
There’s not enough info there to say much. Take a support bundle?
Now using CI to build, thanks to @imsodin for the templates and readme from the official repo which were very useful for me to learn from! 
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Used --debug-reset-delta-idxs to see if it helps, issue with stuck folders is gone. Looks like something went wrong during the first index exchange. Also upgraded another device now, everything smooth there.
Hi, calmh, I want to know how can I use the correct version of SQLite when I am building syncthing by myself. Could you give me more details? Thanks.
It’s included in the Syncthing source, all you need to do is have a C compiler and set CGO_ENABLED=1 (which is the default if you’re not cross compiling).
Thanks. I build it by VS Code and have not changed any config information.