- #RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST PDF#
- #RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST INSTALL#
- #RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST CODE#
#RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST CODE#
Scan QR code - opens camera to scan a QR code from another peer. Add backup - let you pick a folder for backup. Create folder - creates a new sync share. Open on tapping '+': Send file - sends a selected file to remote peer. Usage is simple too: docker-volume-watcher C:\path\to\mounted\directory Folder which stored shared files (see details) 3.
#RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST INSTALL#
Install is pretty simple (the script needs to be installed on Windows): pip install docker-windows-volume-watcher You can use docker-windows-volume-watcher for example. But Peer1 and Peer2 will be syncing both: A - as a sync share, and B - as a subfolder of A. In this setup, Peer1 and Peer3 will be syncing only the content of folder B. Both A and B are added to Sync as separate shares: A is shared with Peer2 and B is shared with Peer3. By skipping the cloud, transfers can be significantly. On Peer1 computer there is a folder A, and B is its subfolder. The workaround is to use some 3rd party tool that tracks changes in mounted windows volumes and notifies Docker containers about it. Sync uses peer-to-peer technology to provide fast, private file sharing for teams and individuals. As Jochem Kuijpers mentioned the issue is related to a file system notifications which don't work properly in case of Windows and mounted volumes and this is a known issue. Periodic re-scan of all folders added in Sync (occurs every 10 mins by default and can be configured in settings)Īs you may know Docker on Windows works using a Linux VM and relies on SMB/CIFS support in Linux kernel.These notifications are just an OS kernel mechanism, for example Inotify API is used on Linux. File system notifications Resilio Sync subscribes to (to obtain info about changes in a file system immediately).
#RESILIO SYNC ON SHARED HOST PDF#
Resilio Sync uses two mechanisms to track changes in a file system: Here are some thing I have been successfully using: - for PDF files sync, check SyncThing (open source) or Resilio Sync (free) - for calendar sync and cloud storage, check NextCloud. It takes about 10 minutes for even small files to sync when they are added to the host's directories that are bind mounted into the containers.Ĭonversely, if I docker exec into the containers and create files or folders the syncing happens immediately. Second Resilio container (I've updated the configuration to listen on port 55556 to avoid a conflict with resilio1): docker run -d -name resilio2 -p 82:8888 -p 55556:55556 -v /c/Users/Test/resilio/resilio2/config:/mnt/sync -v /c/Users/Test/resilio/resilio2/data:/mnt/mounted_folders/data -restart on-failure resilio/sync I'm testing out Resilio (formerly BitTorrent) Sync using two docker containers on the same host, and I've noticed that syncing files is very slow when they are added via bind mounts.įirst Resilio container: docker run -d -name resilio1 -p 81:8888 -p 55555:55555 -v /c/Users/Test/resilio/resilio1/config:/mnt/sync -v /c/Users/Test/resilio/resilio1/data:/mnt/mounted_folders/data -restart on-failure resilio/sync
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