- TONIDO SYNC APP FAILED TO LAUNCH ANDROID
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This config runs quite good on our Windows clients, so feel free to adapt this: To change the default cache* and sync location you just have to change both occurences of DEFAULT in the default config to their new locations like below. I haven't tested this one on macOS but it should work the same there. This is especially useful on Windows Systems where there is a natural OS path length limitation of 256 chars. Changing the default Cache and Sync Location I hope they'll ship this feature with a future version. I've asked CodeLathe - the creator of Filecloud - some time ago about making the TLS negotiation dynamic like you know it from OpenSSL or any browser but obviously this hasn't been done until now. This config has been tested on Windows and macOS clients successfully. To force the client to TLS 1.2 you just have to add a bit of configuration before the last line: The content of the default config looks like this for the latest v14 client on both environmens (in case you messed up something): On macOS this is /Users/MyName/syncclientconfig.xml. The exact location on Windows is C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Roaming\FileCloudSync\syncclientconfig.xml.
The default file on Windows clients can be found in the user directory after the client has been started up once. To force the client you have to edit the syncclientconfig.xml configuration file. But there is a way to force the client to use TLS 1.2 at least with the Filecloud Sync clients starting with version 13. When you run the latest Filecloud client and all versions before, the client is using TLS 1.0 by default which is not very secure nowadays, especially when your client is connecting to your server from the internet.Įven if your server supports TLS 1.2 the client never uses this one. I've collected them over a period of about 3 years now and tested them up to the latest Version 14 of Filecloud Server and Client.Ī small note for Linux users: Since we only have Windows and macOS clients in our environment i cannot tell much about Linux but the paths should be almost identical to macOS and most of the changes also apply to Linux in the same way. This is more or less a collection of security and customization tips for your Filecloud server and clients. Sadly, the default is still TLSv1 and not configurable in the UI or even better chosen automatically upon the first connection attempt to the server. I suspect that's something that CaptInsano will have to tackle "container" side.Update : The configuration parameters below still work with the latest Sync Clients in v15.x (tested on macOS and Windows). shouldn't it be nobody? Is this something i set up wrong in this docker or an underlying issue with my security settings in unraid itself? tonidodb file for every folder I accessed while away and the mover did not move them because permission is set as root. quite simple really, right up my alley.upon returning home i noticed on my cache drive there was a folder with a.
TONIDO SYNC APP FAILED TO LAUNCH ANDROID
Really the only changes made from default setup.īeen away for a week and was using android app on phone and personal laptop to access my "entertainment" on the road. UnRAID/media/movies, unRAID/media/music, unRAID/media/tv shows, unRAID/media/pictures Indexing is off and Allow remote access to only specific folders Trying this out for last few days, and wonder may i have set up something incorrectly.Ĭonfig is set to /mnt/cache/appdata/Tonido/ and container volume is default /unRAID host path set to /mnt/user You make an account at and use that address to access your docker.
TONIDO SYNC APP FAILED TO LAUNCH DOWNLOAD
Read/Write if you want users to be able to download multiple files or folders or want them to be able to delete files/folders from TonidoĬontainer Port: default (10001) unless it is already in use
mnt/user will provide access to all user shares.Īccess: Read only if you just want users be able to download individual files. Host Path: depends on what you want to access. UnRAID is fine or you can call it something else (/media, /files, etc.) if you're using a cache drive then it's typically /mnt/cache/appdata/tonidoĬontainer Volume: a unique path name that will show up in the Docker. Host Path: path to your docker's app data. Name: doesn't matter but this is the name that you will see in the Docker tab
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