diff --git a/content/posts/syncthing-on-pocketbook.adoc b/content/posts/syncthing-on-pocketbook.adoc index 018be72..ab2b4c3 100644 --- a/content/posts/syncthing-on-pocketbook.adoc +++ b/content/posts/syncthing-on-pocketbook.adoc @@ -49,6 +49,11 @@ ${SYNCTHING_DIR}/syncthing -home="${SYNCTHING_DIR}" PocketBooks don't seem to have an address assigned to the loopback interface. If you try to listen on 127.0.0.1 syncthing will exit with an error message. +[TIP] +If you want to see the output of syncthing, download “pbterm.zip” from +, install it and start +`syncthing.app` from there. + Disconnect the e-reader, enable wireless LAN and start syncthing. It should show up in “Apps” as “@syncthing”. Open a browser on your PC and connect to the IP of your PocketBook (see <> if @@ -58,9 +63,9 @@ get back to your start screen with the home key. syncthing will continue to run in the background. You can close syncthing with the “Task Manager”. [TIP] -If you want to see the output of syncthing, download “pbterm.zip” from -, install it and start -`syncthing.app` from there. +PocketBooks use FAT as file system, which can't store permissions. Make sure to +check “Ignore Permissions” in the advanced tab for each shared folder or set +`ignorePerms="true"` in `config.xml`. [CAUTION] We configured syncthing to accept connections from everywhere without a password