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Syncing between two nas4free-systems (FreeBSD): ST changes owner to root at target #1987

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rowlarx opened this issue Jun 21, 2015 · 9 comments
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rowlarx commented Jun 21, 2015

Source and target directories have both the same owner, group, UID and GID (just for test).
Tried it with several configurations and also reinstallation of syncthing.

The receieved files are unuseable opening the directory via CIFS.

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Zillode commented Jun 21, 2015

Dup of #1329?

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calmh commented Jun 21, 2015

Syncthing does not sync or change ownership - files will be owned by the user running Syncthing.

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rowlarx commented Jun 21, 2015

Unuseable for far away systems.

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calmh commented Jun 21, 2015

Huh?

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rowlarx commented Jun 21, 2015

Think about a backup at my friends home. Open the files via openVPN, NFS ore anything else. Or the mobile devices? The files are in the cloud but they are still my files.
Also i open the target full with encrypted files with EcFSMP (encfs4win do it too) across the systems.
After a chown this runs like a charm.

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calmh commented Jun 21, 2015

files will be owned by the user running Syncthing.

Run Syncthing as the user that is supposed to own the files. Like any other service.

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rowlarx commented Jun 21, 2015

For several users? Do you mean the sender or the recevier? Maybe i have no influence to the recevier.

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rowlarx commented Jun 21, 2015

Also i am thinking about asolution similar to this solutions:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2014-June/258824.html

Storing my (encrypted) files at dropbox or S3.

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calmh commented Jun 21, 2015

Syncthing is currently inherently single-user. I'm not sure what the other thing is about, sorry.

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