You’d have to check the manuals for start-stop-daemon to see how to get it to handle standard out correctly. Or just not use that unit script, syncthing is designed to be run manually or by a process manager (upstart, systemd, runit, launchd or SMF), all of which handle this gracefully…
i am trying to switch to syncthing from btsync.
With btsync I got sync speed aroud 3MBps.
Syncthing gives me only 250KBps, almoust 10 times less !!!
I understanf that rasberry pi is pretty weak. But why btsync work much faster?
I tried to disable compression and web gui, still very low speed.
I was hoping to switch to open source, but 10 times speed decrease is too bad.
Thanks man. Now I know that "Note however that once things are in sync CPU usage should be negligible."
Thats cool to know when all work is done the cpu esage will drop. I just have to wait a couple of days till it syncs.
How do you guys make Syncthing start at boot?
I installed it on OSMC by following the instructions to add it to apt-get:
http://apt.syncthing.net/
But how to start it correctly and make it start at boot?