In addition, attempting to visit the GUI in my browser by visiting does not work either, even if I substitute the URL of my NAS. Unfortunately, the guide linked to above is now nearly 4½ years old so I feel it is likely that Syncthing (or ReadyNAS OS) has changed significantly in the meantime such that the guide itself needs updating in order to work. I hope that’s a decent summary of where I’m at. (Not sure whether it has any bearing on the issue but I am SSHing into the NAS using Terminal via macOS.) I have tried ending the process anyway and attempting the next step of editing the config file with nano ~/.config/syncthing/config.xml but get nano: command not found However I am stalled at Step 5 I can start Syncthing on the NAS but no Node ID appears. The processor on my ReadyNAS is an Intel Atom D425 1.80GHz and I installed the Linux 386 v1.2.1 of Syncthing on the ReadyNAS, which appeared to install ok.
SYNCTHING INSTALL HOW TO
The guide I am attempting to use to install Syncthing is a one written by Danish Nadeem called How to install SyncThing on ReadyNas and Autostart.
I am using a ReadyNAS Ultra 2 running ReadyNAS OS 6.10.1 The music folder is already backed up to the Cloud roughly every other week but I want more redundancy and a local backup that would be easier and quicker to restore from in the event of an issue with the NAS since the files represent a huge and growing time investment. Description Syncthing replaces proprietary sync and cloud services with something open, trustworthy and decentralized. Now I want to expand my use of it to sync the files contained within my Music folder on my NAS with a partition on another external HDD. Install Upgrade Uninstall To install Syncthing, run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell: > Package Approved This package was approved as a trusted package on.
Firstly, thanks for Syncthing, I have been using it to sync the files on a remote server with an external HDD connected to my laptop for over two years now and it works very well and is extremely useful, so the continued development is much appreciated.
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