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GTK3 & python based GUI for Syncthing
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Folder Settings not recorded #498

Closed dmbortz closed 5 years ago

dmbortz commented 5 years ago

I'm using syncthing 0.14.52 and syncthing-gtk 0.9.4.2 on my Ubuntu 18.04 laptop. It is syncing with a Synology NAS with syncthing 0.14.49-15 on it.

I recently upgraded syncthing-gtk to the 0.9.4.2 (I don't know what version it was previously), and there's some problematic behavior in the Folder Settings tab (on my laptop).

Without me selecting it, the "Receive Only Folder" is active. Since this is my laptop, it should not be "Receive Only". If I unclick the button and then "Save", this change is not recorded, i.e., editing the folder shows that "Receive Only" is active again. Note that I've also tried changing the folder to "Send Only", but it gets reverted back to "Receive Only".

I can access the web GUI on my laptop and from there I can make sure the directory is "Send & Receive". This information does get propagated to syncthing-gtk as after changing the property using the web GUI, the "Receive Only" option became unselected.

In looking at the properties of the folder using the web GUI on the NAS, the folder is also listed as "Send & Receive".

Is this a bug or am I misunderstanding how these options work? It just looks like synching-gtk has issues with setting/changing this option.

carltonwhitehead commented 5 years ago

I'm seeing this behavior too and separately discovered the same workaround using the web ui.

syncthing-gtk: 0.9.4.2 syncthing: 0.14.52 OS: KDE Neon User Edition 5.14 (Ubuntu 18.04)

catb0t commented 5 years ago

484 / #493 ? I think this was fixed in 0.9.4.3.

carltonwhitehead commented 5 years ago

On a tangentially related note, I see the OpenSUSE build service still has 0.9.4.2, which would explain why some people are still seeing this bug despite running their software updates. Should I file a separate issue for that?

kozec commented 5 years ago

On a tangentially related note, I see the OpenSUSE build service still has 0.9.4.2

That sounds like something went horribly wrong, I'll check on that.

// edit: So, yeah, it looks like debian/*buntu builds are still running. Something, presumably bug in OBS, keeps restarting them for ~15 days so far :)

dmbortz commented 5 years ago

Just did an update/upgrade and syncthing-gtk is now at 0.9.4.3 and the behavior I described above is gone.

Thanks so much!

kozec commented 5 years ago

Looks like all builds got done this time.