jbrodriguez

not by default, it uses rsync internally which does support hardlinks, but you need to add the flag in the settings (custom rsync flags). having said that, users have reported some issues with hardlinks, unraid shares (can't remember the details) my suggestion, use another tool if you have hardlinks: i don't use them so i can't validate/test them, there have been report of issues (similar to yours) and finally, it's not a good idea to change the rsync default flags that unbalanced uses (i may remove the custom flag setting altogether)

yea, that's currently missing

yup, try this

yes, i should add something to the faq basically, on ios/android platforms you need to override a lot of configuration in order to be able to connect to https sites with self-signed certificates and both platforms, which leads to a lot of workarounds as well, a valid certificate is by definition also more secure i may revisit this in the future, depending on any platform changes this is still the case, *.myunraid.net dns resolution still returns a local ip

when you choose gather and before you start transferring, the button to start the operation reads Move, which signals files will be moved (transferred to destination then deleted on source, either via rm or remove-source-files) i think i considered this early on, i didn't use it at the time (not sure why) but i can revisit this sometime

not really, i think the flags were the issue, i've stuck to the about 5 or 6, maybe 7 rsync flags for as long as i can remember, going beyond that is uncharted territory (at least for me) i do have a warning on the unbalanced rsync settings for that reason (something about changing the flags is for expert users or similar iirc)

i've never used those command line flags in an rsync command outside of unbalanced, much less as part of unbalanced 🤷‍♂️, but i think it did what you told it to do, it copied some files (only those below 20M), then deleted the source files (as gather is a move which is copy/delete)

hi, are you accessing your server via https ? if that's the case you need to provision a let's encrypt certificate and access the server with the myunraid.net url, you can find some screenshots in the faq (https://www.apertoire.com/faq/controlr/#cant-connect)

stopping a command/operation, means sending a linux kill command to the rsync process ... sometimes it takes a bit of time to end, but i'm not sure if it waits for the current file to complete the transfer, i don't think it does though

woa, that's a suprise, it seems unbound does support rebind whitelisting, maybe its a bug 🤷‍♂️ i haven't tried zerotier, but i can vouch for wireguard, i set it to on demand on my phone and it works seamleassly when im out of my wifi coverage, no hiccups at all (using navidrome to stream music or to access my unraid server) it just works

yea, i did, there was an issue with the data, but thanks anyways, really appreciate it !!

nice ! ill address the issue with the icons in a future release

one last question, are both servers running on https ? http ?

definitely strange ill bring forward some changes i was planning to do, related to error logging, so i can get some insight into the issue this will take me a couple of days, thanks for the patience

cpl more questions ... do you have vms on any of the servers ? do you have users set up on any of the servers ? are they on different lan segments or the same ?