If that were the case it would be impossible to ever share a non-empty folder with another device. AppCleaner will then search your Mac for any of the app’s files, and delete them along with the app, leaving you with the. It is not the case that we simply delete files because they are not present on the other side. 1 day ago &0183 &32 Just o pen AppCleaner and then drag and drop the app into the window. Maybe there’s a Syncthing bug that interacts with something on the phone. Maybe something else happened with the storage. Maybe the files appeared to sync from Syncthing’s point of view but then disappeared due to a filesystem becoming unmounted/encrypted/unavailable/broken. Maybe the files were synced to there and then deleted by some other program.
We can inspect the database records (the /rest/db/file endpoint) and my guess is they’ll say the file was present and then deleted on the phone.
SYNCTERM DELETED FILES UPDATE
That is not the decision process and not the reason.Ī file is deleted by Syncthing for one reason: another device sends an update that says “I had this file, but it is now gone, deleted by the user”. SyncThing decided to delete all the files because they didn’t exist on my phone Why would it default to using my phone’s version of the folder as the source of truth on the first sync?įrom now on I guess I’ll have two copies of all my folders, one for SyncThing to possibly destroy and another for backup, plus have file versioning on all the time from the start. But the fact that within minutes SyncThing wiped my folder entirely is not just bizarre, but completely insane. Yes, I should’ve put a file versioning scheme on this folder and had a backup. SyncThing decided that my phone was the source of the folder - since it didn’t have anything in the folder on my phone, SyncThing decided to delete all my photos on my PC’s folder. I go to bed, and wake up to find the entire contents of this folder completely clean. This will send the file back to the folder it was deleted.
SYNCTERM DELETED FILES PC
Here’s the part that ruined everything for me: I didn’t do any changes to folder anywhere, not on my PC nor on my phone. After you find the correct file, right-click the record and click the Restore option from the menu that pops up. I also set it to “send/receive” mode in case I add or delete photos to that folder on my phone. I created a folder on my PC with these pictures, added the folder to SyncThing on my PC, and set it to share to my phone. I had a folder of pictures I was syncing to/from my PC and my phone.
I’ve been using SyncThing for years, and this issue keeps popping up and it’s getting on y nerves past the last straw.
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