I have several PC computers and android phone syncing. I noted that synchronization sometimes progresses 10 - 15 mins later than I make changes in my folder.
What could be the reason and how can I fix it to be sure that all changes are synchronized just in a minute?
Today for example phone sync worked fine, but PC sync delayed, then It synced for unknown reason, I don’t the logic here.
PS I have one error in detection devices:
global@https://discovery-v6.syncthing.net/v2/: Post "https://discovery-v6.syncthing.net/v2/": dial tcp: lookup discovery-v6.syncthing.net: no such host
don’t know if it is important
Please post screenshots showing the Syncthing Web GUI on the PC. Please include screenshots of your folder configuration that pops up when you click at the “Edit Folder” button. Especially what’s in the Advanced tab there is important.
The discovery error is normal and unrelated to this issue.
Oh, you need to click on the folder label to expand it.
To be more specific, I’d be interested in seeing a screenshot of the entire Web GUI that resembles what you can see at https://docs.syncthing.net/intro/gui.html, i.e.
The Default Folder is unshared, so it should be of no concern here. As for the other two, the one with an unknown name seems to be located somewhere inside the user profile folder, so it should be fine, and while we can’t see the path, I’d assume that the ZoteroDocs folder is also located in a similar location (and not directly in the drive root, that is).
Do you experience the delays with both of the two folders, or is the problem limited to only one of them? Also, just to make sure, did you mean that your files were synced with a delay from the PC to the phone, or rather from the phone to the PC? I assumed the former, but now it doesn’t seem so obvious.
If it’s the latter though, and you receive the files late on the PC after editing them on the phone, then this would mean that the culprit is the phone, and not the PC. If that’s the case, please provide more information about the phone itself (Android version, manufacturer, etc.). Android is finicky, and one thing that needs to always be done is to exclude Syncthing from battery optimisation. The app normally asks for it on the first run, but just in case, you may want to verify the current state in the OS settings. Also, some manufacturers use their own “battery optimisations”, meaning that they may still block or kill apps running in the background regardless.
I myself have also experienced the file watcher not working at all on a Samsung device, but it was running the older Android 7, while I’ve got no such problems with a different Samsung device that runs Android 11.
Yesterday, synchronization with the phone worked fine, but PCs were not synchronized for 15 mins. Today everything is OK.
No, same for all folders I think.
Resuming. The phone works as it is. I installed SyncTraizor, it’s great.
On virtual machine the program generates too many adresses to DPT ports, so it is impossible to use for security reasons of organization.
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