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Error while updating to the latest version. #191
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Me too. |
Looks like the folder |
It is true, it belongs to other devices (i.e. not synchronized with this device). I used to get some "Unexpected ID folder sent" or similar messages. I though it would be caused by all devices being set to "Introductory" and then corrected those settings, but long before this update. |
Hmm, weird, Syncthing manages to fetch the ignores for it, which implies that it exists on-disk. I wonder why I can't access it then... |
What exactly does |
<4GB on half music and half .zip files and/or regular documents and photos |
Oh, so it exists, contains files, everything's file, etc? Was it in use when SyncTrayzor was started? |
I'm sorry, that is the folder that belongs to the VickyPC's device and it was indeed synced with this one. |
I'm confused: which is a linux PC? Does |
AdrianSkar, is that folder "unshared"? |
It exists, has files and it was a valid folder for this device (win64 using SyncTrayzor). On the other hand, a Linux device (SyncThing GTK) returned those messages but has no PcVicky folder. |
Returned which messages? |
If I would like to add that folder to the Linux PC(because all devices were set as introductory at first). |
OK, that's completely irrelevant to the issue we're trying to debug 😄 My problem is that SyncTrayzor can't enumerate the files and folders in
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@Schroedingers-Cat is your error exactly the same, as in the same stack trace with the same line numbers? |
Ok, xD. I can access them. No program is using them as far as i can tell. I can restart the system If you like. |
canton7, I send you a mail with the log files. First I think this is a regression because when I use the version before 1.1.0 it works. |
Thanks - I'll check my email. The language in the log files is unfortunately driven by whatever .NET language packs you have installed - I can't control that. |
@Schroedingers-Cat right yours is a similar problem, but caused by an I've got a workaround in place: give me 10 minutes to get it built, then I'd be grateful if you could try it 😄 |
In about 7 minutes I'll have an intermediate build which should fix the issue here: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/canton7/synctrayzor/build/1.1.0.229/artifacts . Would you mind testing it? Thanks |
Righty, that's built. Mind trying it and letting me know if it still crashes? Even if it doesn't crash I'd still be interested in the log (lines containing |
I'm syncing the folder %USERPROFILE/Documents, which on Win7/10 contains hidden, non accessible (system-like protected) folders called "Pictures", "Music" and "Videos". The lines you wanted me to look for only mention these folders. Basically, everybody syncing the document folder from Vista/7 should be affected by this. |
It seems to be working now (win10); just a message on a specific file conflict ("choose one"). |
@Schroedingers-Cat Aah, that makes sense. @AdrianSkar cool! It looks like it's having trouble with |
Ok, I'll take a look at it. |
@AdrianSkar everything's still working fine - it's just ignoring it. Don't worry too much - it's probably got some strange permissions on it (which may mean that Syncthing can't synchronize it either?) |
Explorer can't open it either. I'll check the source device files and its Syncthing settings. Tyvm! |
(Fixed in 1.1.1) |
Hi, I get this error when I tried to update to the latest version. Same warning when restarting the program.
Device: Win10 x64
This is the info it returns + the log (attached):
SyncTrayzor.zip
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