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Syncthing is only for the sync component of Dropbox. If you have an always on node for syncthing and miss the web UI component of Dropbox along with the shared
by mickael-kerjean 7y ago
Syncthing is only for the sync component of Dropbox. If you have an always on node for syncthing and miss the web UI component of Dropbox along with the shared links and full text search, I've built Filestash: https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash
- veidr 7y agoHey, awesome, dude! Been looking for something just like this, and will definitely try it. The only thing that bugs me about my Syncthing setup is that it's annoying to find a file in one of my sync'd folders from my phone (which is iOS, so no Syncthing client). I don't do that much, but every once in a while you really want to — and in modern times, we mainly want to find files via searching for file content. This looks great, and I will definitely try it tonight!
- _fzslm 7y agothis is great! installing tonight
- jazoom 7y agoI'm trying to understand what this is. So it's not storing any data? It is a web app that is capable of displaying data/files on other servers via the many listed protocols?
- opencl 7y agoSyncthing isn't on the list of supported file providers, am I missing something here?
- mickael-kerjean 7y agosyncthing assume a filesystem, filestash connect to that filesystem with a Dropbox like interface. In its simplest scenario you probably want to connect to your syncthing instance via SFTP as it comes builtin with every server with the SSH package (deeper integration is in the roadmap)