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Nickee's avatar
Nickee
Tutor
Oct 05, 2017

Resilio Sync disappeared from the list of installed apps after 6.8.1 firmware update Oct 2017

Hello all, I updated to the latest greatest firmware 6.8.1 and already had installed Resilio Sync (formerly BTSync) previously. Now in the Web UI, I dont see it in either the list of installed or a...
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StephenB's avatar
StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Oct 17, 2017
Nickee wrote:

Thanks StephenB - then I guess it is "my problem" even though I havent done anything funky with my setup.

Not sure I'd go that far.  Clearly I can't reproduce it.  It might be related to another app on your system.

Nickee's avatar
Nickee
Tutor
Oct 17, 2017

Thanks a lot for all your help.

My system is very simple - default install - latest update and just one app - Resilio !

I wish I could nail it on anyting else - I cant even uninstall it because I dont have that option.

It is also running fine in the background - just doesnt show up in the UI.

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      Nickee
      Tutor
      Oct 20, 2017

      Thanks again Stephen,

      My problem is that it is already installed and running.

      I would love to uninstall it the "right way" through the UI and then reinstall it.

      However, it isnt showing up in the UI to d anything.

      Installing it again (on top of the UI based older install) using apt is bound to mess up things - right?

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        StephenB
        Guru - Experienced User
        Oct 20, 2017
        Nickee wrote:

         

        Installing it again (on top of the UI based older install) using apt is bound to mess up things - right?

        I didn't suggest that, I suggested over-installing using the upload control on the web ui apps page.  The deb file is the readynas version (it comes from apps.readynas.com). 

         

        I guess you could try uninstalling the old version first using apt.  It could also be useful to download the log zip file, and look in apt-history.log - checking for any partially installed packages.

         

        Of course you are already somewhat messed up.  A factory reset certainly clears it out, but that seems overkill to me right now.

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