Thank you Moe! Ok, so macOS seems to be easy. But how? Before I start trying and guessing around would like to know what I'm doing. But the help I found for Linux seems for me to be focussed for a one user scenario only (see here). E.G.: "Enable sync service as current user: edit file /usr/lib/systemd/user/resilio-sync.service and change "WantedBy=multi-user.target" to "WantedBy=default.target". Save." But what to do, if do not want to start the service for the current user only? Is it enough not change the WantedBy-directive? It is not described. Or do I have to follow the instructions for different Linux users on the host and set-up a service for each user? (In that case I would not understand the sense of a "WantedBy=multi-user.target" setting. And, what about the permissions? That is all quite unclear for me... Any Ideas?
Hi, I'm currently using a bunch of tools to exchange data between Linux and macOS computers as well as Android and iOS devices. I'd like to reduce that to one solution. I also prefer an automatic synchronization, because this is the only way I can get my girlfriend to synchronize your data with my backup server. It is also important to me that we continue to separate our data, except for projects we work on together. As far as I know, you can assign rights with Resilio, but I don't find anything about anything like Reslio user accounts (well such things are about terminology, so maybe Resilio uses this, but uses different words or concepts). Me and my girlfriend share computers: a macOS desktop a macOS Notebook a Linux workstation a Linux server (headless, used for backups) I would like, that my Girlfriend and me use their own Resilio configuration. That means, she and me set-up own folders, which are synced via the devices, and we both decide, which folder we want to share. Unfortunately I'm not sure if this can work. How can I set-up Resilio to run on each computer (macOS & Linux), with different user accounts? If it is not possible to set-up Reslio for different users, are there some work-a-rounds? Ideas?
I want to try Resilio, because it seems to be the only solution which supports Linux, IOS, and Androiod as well. Unfortunatly my first try on Linux fails. I'd like to install Resilio on a Ubuntu Xenial computer according to this guide: https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/206178924 Here is the output of my sources file for resilio: deb http://linux-packages.resilio.com/resilio-sync/deb resilio-sync non-f The Resilio key is in my list: pub 2048R/3F171DE2 2017-12-22 uid Resilio, Inc. <support@getsync.com> apt update is not complaining: Hit:4 http://linux-packages.resilio.com/resilio-sync/deb resilio-sync InRelease But the command sudo apt-get install resilio-sync does not work as described: E: Unable to locate package resilio-sync What's wrong?