Then I deleted resilio and started over from scratch.
#CHANGE PORT RESILIO SYNC 28888 PC#
(i should note my windows pc username/password is the same as the credentials i used when creating an user in resilio upon first launch, and are also the same for my share in unraid) First I created a user share in unraid, then in the template for resilio i mapped /sync to the share (/mnt/user/resiliotest) I Tried all the share security settings (public, secure, and private) and none of them allowed me proper permissions from over the network. "You have to map the sync folder as a user share." I've created the folder in resilio, shared it with them, but now how do I get files into it? I suppose Krusadrer would work? But it seems silly to have this as a docker and have no way to manage files without something else like Krusader. A few friends have it running on their PCs in various places. What's the point of running this docker on my unraid server if I can't add files from the server? I have resilio running as a docker container on my server. You've not really answered that question. Lets say for a minute that I don't want to access it via file browser. Is there a way that I can grant permissions so I can write to the share over LAN? I hope I'm explaining that in a way that makes sense. So how would I get those files to the other machine? From the container, how am I meant to add those files so they can be sync'd to the other system? I cannot find a way to do it from with the GUI, I can't do it over LAN from another machine. I want to share some files from my unraid server and have them sync to the desktop in another location.
Lets say I have my unraid server and a desktop in another location entirely. The container appears to have no way to actually add files to any created folders. Resilio desktop version allows me to create a folder and I can move things into that folder. If you require that, go for something like NextCloud or OwnCloud. This is a filesharing or sync application, not a dropbox type thing.
Then enter that key on your NAS GUI and it will start syncing everything in that folder on the device. If you want to sync from a device to your NAS, for example, you should select the stuff you want to sync on your device and get a read key. Usually you mean to sync from somewhere, to somewhere else.
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