Acrosync for iOS is on a separate code base which needs to be updated. Unfortunately it is of lower priority than Acrosync for Windows and Acrosync for Mac. I'll update its ssh library in the next release when I have more time.
Which version of Acrosync are you running? This is the sshd log with Acrosync for Windows 1.7 build 611:
debug1: list_hostkey_types: rsa-sha2-512,rsa-sha2-256,ssh-rsa,ecdsa-sha2-nistp256,ssh-ed25519 [preauth]debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent [preauth]d…
Acrosync is not dead -- at this time I will not implement new features but I'll try my best to fix any bugs. In the future when my other projects are not so time-consuming as they are now, I'll come back to Acrosync and think about Acrosync 2.
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Can you first make sure that the disk on the server isn't full? You can get that error if the disk is out of space.
If it is not a full disk issue, can you debug the ssh connection by running sshd on the server this way:
sudo /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd -p…
I couldn't reproduce this problem and I don't know where this .txt file came from. Acrosync doesn't log to any .txt file by default.
Can you create a dump file using Task Manager (right click the Acrosync process and select "create dump file") next…
You can verify auto start configuration by checking if the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run has an entry for Acrosync (with -a as the option).
This makes sure that Acrosync will run automatically after lo…
For those who ran into the same issue, you should download and the install the latest build 1.7.611 from our website.
If the issue persists after, delete the registry key HKCU\Software\Acrosync\AcrosyncClient\License (or HKLM\... if you installed Ac…
Your use case is very rare. Acrosync for ios by default passes the --copy-links option to the remote rsync and I don't want to change this default behavior just for this use case. As a workaround you can write a script to find all broken symlinks …
I agree that per-file version history would be more convenient but when you use Acrosync as a backup solution, you are pretty much limited by what rsync can do. There isn't really way to link hardlink-based backups with VSS/VSC.
@BDT907 make sure the first line of your key file should be '-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----' or '-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----'. If the key is encrypted by a passphrase you should enter the passphrase in the password field.
The sync can't be started from the NAS. It has to be started by Acrosync (either on file changes or by scheduled times).
And Acrosync doesn't support Volume Shadow Copy, but you'll need to run Acrosync as administrator and then check the Volume Sha…
Yes, of course. At this time no major new feature is planned but I'll try to fix any bug reported.
Thanks for pointing out the copyright year issue -- I've just updated it.
I wonder if this is a keepalive issue -- if the indexing of files takes too long the connection may be closed due to the keepalive value is too small. Maybe increasing the keepalive timeout in the sshd_config may help?
What kind of reverse proxy se…
That means you don't have the permission to modify the directory '/share/ServerSync1/'. The easiest way to fix this is to select a subdirectory under '/share/ServerSync1/' as the remote directory.
Here are the steps:
Log in to the NAS as admin using puttyRun 'sudo -i'; this requires the admin passwordRun 'synouser --setpw root PASSWORD'; PASSWORD is your new root passwordNow you should be able to log in to the NAS as root using putty
Some users found that restarting the server may help in this case.
If the reboot doesn't help, try switching to a different ssh library. Acrosync by default uses libssh2, but if you set the registry value HKCU\Software\Acrosync\AcrosyncClient\UseLib…
@kzk, that is a different issue. Acrosync by default skips files whose archive attribute is not set. You can change this behavior by adding a registry value ListAllFiles (type DWORD and value 1) under HKCU/Software/Acrosync/AcrosyncClient (or HKL…
@MarkT There could be some files under OneDrive that are online only so Windows needs to download them when you try to access them.
@adriaanswan It looks like you're still running the old version from the error message.