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@ -85,11 +85,21 @@ fingerprint is computed as the SHA-1 hash of the certificate and
displayed in BASE32 encoding to form a compact yet convenient string.
Currently SHA-1 is deemed secure against preimage attacks.
Usage
=====
Installing
==========
Download the appropriate precompiled binary from the
[releases](https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/releases) page. Untar and
put the `syncthing` binary somewhere convenient in your `$PATH`.
If you are a developer and have Go 1.2 installed you can also install
the latest version from source:
`go get github.com/calmh/syncthing`
Usage
=====
Check out the options:
```
@ -104,6 +114,7 @@ Run syncthing to let it create it's config directory and certificate:
```
$ syncthing
11:34:13 main.go:85: INFO: Version v0.1-40-gbb0fd87
11:34:13 tls.go:61: OK: wrote cert.pem
11:34:13 tls.go:67: OK: wrote key.pem
11:34:13 main.go:66: INFO: My ID: NCTBZAAHXR6ZZP3D7SL3DLYFFQERMW4Q
@ -111,10 +122,9 @@ $ syncthing
```
Take note of the "My ID: ..." line. Perform the same operation on
another computer (or the same computer but with a different `--home` for
testing) to create another node. Take note of that ID as well, and
create a config file `~/.syncthing/syncthing.ini` looking something like
this:
another computer to create another node. Take note of that ID as well,
and create a config file `~/.syncthing/syncthing.ini` looking something
like this:
```
[repository]
@ -132,23 +142,23 @@ this config file, identically, to both nodes.
If the nodes are running on the same network, or reachable on port 22000
from the outside world, you can set all addresses to "dynamic" and they
will find each other anyway. (This discovery, including port numbers, can
be tweaked or disabled using command line options.)
will find each other using automatic discovery. (This discovery,
including port numbers, can be tweaked or disabled using command line
options.)
Start syncthing on both nodes. If you're running both on the same
computer, one needs a different repository directory (in the config
file) and listening port (set as a command line paramter). For the
cautious, one side can be set to be read only.
Start syncthing on both nodes. For the cautious, one side can be set to
be read only.
```
$ syncthing --ro
13:30:55 main.go:85: INFO: Version v0.1-40-gbb0fd87
13:30:55 main.go:102: INFO: My ID: NCTBZAAHXR6ZZP3D7SL3DLYFFQERMW4Q
13:30:55 main.go:149: INFO: Initial repository scan in progress
13:30:59 main.go:153: INFO: Listening for incoming connections
13:30:59 main.go:157: INFO: Attempting to connect to other nodes
13:30:59 main.go:247: INFO: Starting local discovery
13:30:59 main.go:165: OK: Ready to synchronize
13:31:04 discover.go:113: INFO: Discovered node CUGAE43Y5N64CRJU26YFH6MTWPSBLSUL at 172.16.32.24:23456
13:31:04 discover.go:113: INFO: Discovered node CUGAE43Y5N64CRJU26YFH6MTWPSBLSUL at 172.16.32.24:22000
13:31:14 main.go:296: OK: Connected to node CUGAE43Y5N64CRJU26YFH6MTWPSBLSUL
13:31:19 main.go:345: INFO: Transferred 139 KiB in (14 KiB/s), 139 KiB out (14 KiB/s)
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