Hi list,
I've been using Owncloud for a while on Fedora but I find it's not too
reliable, and I wonder if I'm doing something wrong.
Server: Fedora 17, owncloud-2012.4-49.1
Client: Fedora 18, owncloud-client-1.2.0-2.1
On the client, sync always says it is running no files have been copied
to
On 25/01/13 11:20, hemathor wrote:
do you know about the --logwindow parameter for the client? maybe you can get
some more info there...
Thanks, that's helpful. All day I've been running owncloud-client with
--logwindow. Seems like it is working, but extremely slow. It's scanning
all files,
After my earlier email to the list, owncloud syncing seems to be working
now.
When I used owncloud in the past, it stored a number of folders in the
root of my shared directory. Now I've set it syncing again, it has
created a directory called "clientsync" and is storing all my data in
there -
On 25/01/13 18:17, Daniel Molkentin wrote:
Restricting the sync to the "/clientsync" directory is a default
behavior we are going to change soon. There were many reasons for this
in the past, but it's probably not apt anymore. However, you can
chance this by removing the current folder sync i
I want to use ownCloud to sync files between one server and two
computers, for the purposes of two-way sync and keeping separate copies
of data.
However, I'm having problems with conflicts. For instance, if I add a
folder of 100 photos to my PC at home, and come back the next day, the
folder
Hey,
I disabled versioning on the server and the conflicts still appear.
Anyone have any ideas?
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 12/02/13 22:56, Sandro Knauß wrote:
Hey,
can you make sure that he versioning is disabled. A friend of mine has a
problem like this. After disable versioning, the problem was
