Syncrify

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Document ID: 1334
Subject: Installing Syncrify on other operating systems
Creation date: 5/19/10 9:45 AM
Last modified on: 7/21/10 9:13 AM


Installing Syncrify client on other OS

  • Open a browser and connect to Syncrify Server running on your end.
  • Click the button on the upper right hand corner that say Download Client

Running Syncrify Client without GUI

Most Linux machines run on a headless environment and do not have a GUI. Click here for instructions on how to run Syncrify Client using command line arguments.

Running as root

The background service on Linux runs under the root account. Therefore, it is recommended you run Syncrify Client under root as well. Failure to run under root could create the Data Folder under a different location. Refer to this troubleshooting tip for details.



User comments

Posted by Matthew on 6/9/10 6:18 PM

So this is not working for OSX 10.6.3 I am (and others I found on the net) having issues with /etc/init.d/ bash-3.2# sh Install.sh [.] Installing Syncrify. [.] Please specify, installation directory or leave blank for default -n Please enter (e.g. /opt/): [.] Installation directory = /opt/ -n [.] Unzipping Syncrify.tar.gz file... [OK] [.] Creating /opt/Syncrify/ folder... -n [.] Extracting Syncrify.tar file... [OK] [.] Setting current working directory... -n [.] Installing Syncrify service... [OK] -n [.] Syncrify service activated on boot... Install.sh: line 125: chkconfig: command not found [OK] -n [.] Install.sh: line 137: /etc/init.d/syncrify: Not a directory [OK] attempt to manually start: bash-3.2# ./syncrify start Starting Synametrics File Manager... ./syncrify: line 160: /opt/Syncrify/lib/wrapper: cannot execute binary file ./syncrify: line 160: /opt/Syncrify/lib/wrapper: Unknown error: 0 bash-3.2# pico syncrify

Posted by Mani Bhushan on 8/18/13 2:10 AM

Hi, I have syncrify server windows based and also two client on windows based but i want to install client on centos os so can it possible windows based server and client based centos


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