If "true" is selected, Sync will send UPnP and NAT-PMP packets to the router, trying to map ports automatically.Īllows you to limit the bandwidth used by Sync. if not specified the sync.pid file will be created in storage folder. sync storage folder will be created in the same directory from where binary is launched. Set storage path directory - the directory where Sync will be storing its settings, debug logs and identity details. If the value is set to "0", a random port number will be allocated. Uncomment the wanted parameters and leave the unwanted ones commented or remove them at all. Wherever there is true/false option, "true" stands for "enable, or ON", "false" stands for "disable, or OFF".
When editing any paths in config file use slash for Linux and OS X, and double back slash in full path for Windows. Note, that in config mode you can set up only Standard folders, not Advanced. Config file is a json format, so it's advisable to run it through any json syntax validator.
Now Sync will be launched with the configured settings Another option is to open Terminal and run Sync in config mode with the following parameter: -config /path/to/nf Save the file as nf and save in storage folder.ģ. Open it in a plain text editor (don't use Text Edit app!) and set up your preferred values. Other options mentioned here will not work with the service.Ģ. To launch Sync Service in config more, just put it to the service's storage. If you set up a non-default "storage_path" in config, new setting will be created there. or add /config C:\path\to\nf parameter into shortcut's preferences. either open Command Line Interface, navigate to the folder where exe is located, and execute the following command: Other options is to launch Sync with /config parameter: Save the file as nf in the storage folder. Open the config file in Notepad and set up your preferred values.ģ. Download sample configuration file from here.Ģ.
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