📚 node [[syncthing android doesn t sync until i restart or rescan]]
Welcome! Nobody has contributed anything to 'syncthing android doesn t sync until i restart or rescan' yet. You can:
  • Write something in the document below!
    • There is at least one public document in every node in the Agora. Whatever you write in it will be integrated and made available for the next visitor to read and edit.
  • Write to the Agora from social media.
    • If you follow Agora bot on a supported platform and include the wikilink [[syncthing android doesn t sync until i restart or rescan]] in a post, the Agora will link it here and optionally integrate your writing.
  • Sign up as a full Agora user.
    • As a full user you will be able to contribute your personal notes and resources directly to this knowledge commons. Some setup required :)
⥅ related node [[syncthing android doesnt sync until i restart or rescan]]
⥅ node [[syncthing-android-doesnt-sync-until-i-restart-or-rescan]] pulled by Agora

Syncthing Android doesn't sync until I restart or rescan

I've noticed that on my [[Samsung Galaxy S5]] syncthing often doesn't seem to sync unless I restart it.

Having a bit of a search brings up a few topics:

One note in there is that a rescan through the web GUI will also trigger a sync.

But either way it's a bit frustrating, as you have to remember to restart it. It introduces quite a bit of friction for my [[org/orgzly]] setup.

The problem seems to be that 'inotify' doesn't pick up file changes for some reason.

The first thread (from 2016) suggests that turning on an option to foreground the service in the Experimental section of the settings helps. It was introduced in 0.8.0, but no longer seems to exist in the version I'm on (v1.10.0).

It's possible it was turned in to the 'Start service automatically on boot' option in the Behaviour section, which tries to run syncthing persistently. But I already have that on and still have the problem.

I've tried disabling app power saving in the Android/Samsung settings - doesn't seem to make any difference. Also the 'Keep the CPU awake' setting in Experimental, also not making any difference.

📖 stoas
⥱ context