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I made the same experiences. BTSync basically killed my Raspberry Pi 3 times by using 99% CPU, forcing me to hard reboot. The mobile App was really cool, but re
by emsy 12y ago
I made the same experiences. BTSync basically killed my Raspberry Pi 3 times by using 99% CPU, forcing me to hard reboot. The mobile App was really cool, but recently it's just buggy and neither download nor upload work anymore (On iOS as well as on Android). A while ago, even the desktop app became unreliable, causing me to ditch BTSync altogether. I'm currently using Owncloud 7 and I'm very happy with it (File sync in Version 5 was unusably slow for me), however I'm keeping an eye on Syncthing/Pulse as I prefer decentralized solutions.
- coffeedrinker 12y agoI've been using btsync for a long time. I have seen high cpu or net utilization, but it was because of a changed name on one of the computers that were syncing. The other instance was still trying to connect to the device using the old name. The solution is to delete the synced folder and reestablish it under the new name. It does not need to recopy the data, but it does need to reindex.