I simply had a few 140GB spares lying around (which inspired this project in the first place). Quite enough for my Syncthing needs though.įor the actual storage, I used a 2.5-inch laptop HDD with a USB enclosure (roughly $18 for both). It’s rather bad on this particular board with Armbian 5.30 (Ubuntu Xenial-based, 3.4.x kernel, June 2017), wired Ethernet works much better. This is the setup which works great for me:Īn Orange Pi Zero with network access (roughly $10). Meanwhile, a cheap ARM-based computer such as Orange Pi Zero makes a good Syncthing node. Cloud providers should provide Syncthing-as-a-service as a nicer way to interface laptops and phones with commoditised blob storage such as S3 offered by AWS and GCP. Syncthing nodes don’t even have to be on the Internet. You can replicate and share your files across a network of nodes you control, which can include your laptop, a storage server, an Android phone etc., without relying on proprietary software or a third party such as Dropbox. Syncthing is peer-to-peer, which means that there doesn’t have to be a central node that can die, refuse service or unexpectedly increase the price. If anyone has already integraeted them please post solution.Syncthing is pretty great, it just works, which is becoming rare for software these days.

So far I know they are using Django for Seahub.Īccording to link from the manual we need following settings (I was unsuccessful in doing that many times.): Can anyone let me know what kind of underlying technology is used by Seafile. But was unable to do the same with Seafile. I tried Digital Ocean Spaces with riofs, goofy an fuse.

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