Hi,

Thanks for your response.
I will try syncthing.
Because btsync is not accessible I tried it and the installations is already a problem;

What are the good features of syncthing?

So is the new version of BT Sync accessible?
I've been wondering about that ever since I heard that they did a major overhaul of it about a month or so ago. Due to a lot of things going on recently, I haven't had the time or the inclination to upgrade, and I figured I'd ask before doing so. I plan to use it to share a rather large music folder with a friend pretty soon.

@roro

Short anser, no.

The latest version is not accessible.

Another Audiogames user reported it's not accessible.
http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?id=14247

So you better stick with the older version.

Ok, thanks.
I was asking because I wondered if you could still use the old version. Sometimes, older versions of programs, particularly ones that depend on a network connection, no longer work.
So am I understanding you correctly that the older version will continue to work? From what I heard, they completely redesigned the structure of secret keys and how they work. You now use url's instead of keys. So if you generate a secret key, will it still function the way it always did?

@turtlepower
Older versions are still functional.

So just keep 1.3.6 and don't worry.

Of course, teaming up with users of 1.4  is not possible.

There may be a way to use BTSync in CLI mode under Linux.

But if you are already into Linux, an opensource alternative or a online cloud is better.