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Jakob Borg
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draft/localver.rst
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.. _localver:: .. _localver:
Understanding the Local Version Counter Understanding the Local Version Counter
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intro/getting-started.rst
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Good luck and have fun! There is more Good luck and have fun! There is more `documentation
`documentation <http://docs.syncthing.net/>`__ and if you run into <http://docs.syncthing.net/>`__ and if you run into trouble feel free to post
trouble feel free to post a question in the `support a question in the `support forum <https://forum.syncthing.net/c/support>`__.
forum <https://forum.syncthing.net/c/support>`__. If you have If you have problems getting devices to connect, first take a look at :ref
problems getting devices to connect, first take a look at :ref:`firewall-setup`, then :`firewall-setup`, then look at any error messages in the GUI or on the
look at any error messages in the GUI or on the console and if necessary console. Don't forget that configuration changes will not be reflected
move on to :ref:`debugging`. Don't forget that configuration changes will not be reflected instantly - give Syncthing a little time, especially after a restart. instantly - give Syncthing a little time, especially after a restart.
users/autostart.rst
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journalctl -e -u syncthing@myuser.service journalctl -e -u syncthing@myuser.service
journalctl -e --user-unit=syncthing.service journalctl -e --user-unit=syncthing.service
Permissions Permissions
^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^
In case you want to override the permissions under which the files and folders are created (especially because Windows does not have a concept of group permissions), you enable the `Ignore Permissions` option in the folder settings, and add the line "UMask=0002" (or any other umask you like) in the [Service] section of the "syncthing@.service" file. In case you want to override the permissions under which the files and folders are created (especially because Windows does not have a concept of group permissions), you enable the `Ignore Permissions` option in the folder settings, and add the line "UMask=0002" (or any other umask you like) in the [Service] section of the "syncthing@.service" file.
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.. _relaying:
Relaying
========
Syncthing can bounce traffic via a *relay* when it's not possible to establish
a direct connection between two devices. There are a number of public relays
available for this purpose. The advantage is that it makes a connection
possible where it would otherwise not be; the downside is that the transfer
rate is much lower than a direct connection would allow. When connected via a
relay, Syncthing will periodically retry a direct connection.
Relaying is enabled by default.
Security
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The connection between two devices is still end to end encrypted, the relay
only retransmits the encrypted data much like a router. However, a device must
register with a relay in order to be reachable over that relay, so the relay
knows your IP and device ID. In that respect it is similar to a discovery
server. The relay operator can see the amount of traffic flowing between
devices.
Configuration
-------------
Running Your Own Relay
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.. versionadded:: 0.12.0