I’m struggling to get Seafile client to sync with the server. After a lot of investigation, I’ve run it through mitmproxy which shows me a response of ‘444 no content’ on the library when I try sync it.
When I try sync a library, it’ll then just say ‘connect’ below it and not create the local folder.
I have two instances of Seafile running on a Windows server, so I’m guessing there’s some sort of clash there. Both clients have completely different ports throughout the config.
Yup, they’re both running on the same server using different ports throughout the config. It turns out the issue is that you can’t set the file transfer port in the client but you can change it on the server. So when you change the 2nd server’s port in the config, the client then won’t sync properly.
I believe the fix would be to allow users to define the file sync port in the client.
Bad to hear.
IF you havn*t done yet could you pls check: C:\Users\USERNAME\ccnet\ccnet.conf.
There you can change the below ports:
[Network]
PORT = 10001