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john-shine / mega.syno

Make possible to use mega.nz`s megasync on Synology with Docker
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Unable to use one-way sync #10

Closed twalts closed 3 years ago

twalts commented 3 years ago

Hi, I am having an issue with the one-way sync functionality. I am somewhat new to this, so apologies if I am missing something. I initialized the container on my Synology NAS using the following command:

docker run -d -p 5901:5901 -p 6080:6080 -v /volume1/localfoldersync:/home/mega/MEGA/megafoldersync/:ro johnshine/mega.syno:latest

My understanding is the the :ro makes the folder on my local drive 'read-only' so that I can delete a file on the cloud and it won't be deleted locally. That's what I want to happen, but in my current configuration, MEGASync doesn't think it has permission to write to the folder (I assume because it is read-only). When I add a folder to the cloud, MEGASync says "failed: Write error." Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks for this awesome project!

salvq commented 3 years ago

Hi, it works as expected, you are correct about "read-only"...

However when you set sync folders on your NAS in megasync app, it will only mirror the changes you do locally (NAS). When you create folder / file within your sync folders in the cloud it will ignore it (or better say will not have a permission to mirror the change, write / create / delete etc.).