Syncovery with Web GUI has been released for FreeBSD and FreeNAS with Intel processors.
Also available: the Syncovery Remote Service (see end of page).
We now have dedicated packages for FreeBSD with automatic configuration and installing Syncovery as a daemon (service).
For FreeNAS/TrueNAS and XigmaNAS, please note that if you used the embedded installation, then added packages will be lost on reboot. For XigmaNAS it is very easy to choose the “Full installation”, and then you will have a full Linux system where you can install packages permanently.
Version 10.14.8: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 11 (txz package)
Version 10.14.8: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 12/13/14 (txz package)
Version 10.3.11: 64-Bit Intel tar.gz file (for manual installation)
Version 9.49i: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 11 (txz package)
Version 9.49i: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 12/13/14 (txz package)
Version 8.68: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 11
Version 8.68: 64-Bit Intel for FreeBSD 12
Installation Command Lines:
pkg add -f SyncoveryCL-10.3.11-FreeBSD11.txz (first install)
pkg install SyncoveryCL-10.3.11-FreeBSD11.txz (update)
or
pkg add -f SyncoveryCL-10.3.11-FreeBSD12.pkg
and to start it:
service syncoverycl start
or
SyncoveryCL start
You can now reach the browser based user interface on port 8999.
The initial credentials for the web interface are:
user name: default
password: pass
If your system doesn’t have libiconv and/or sqlite3 yet, please install them via
pkg install libiconv sqlite3
If you see the error sqlite3: Undefined symbol “fdatasync” on FreeBSD 11.0, please upgrade to FreeBSD 11.1.
Additional variants, as well as tar.gz release packages, can be made available on request.
Usage via command line is documented on the Linux download page.
If you do not use “pkg” to install SyncoveryCL, you need to run the following command line to set up the internal web server:
./SyncoveryCL SET /WEBSERVER=localhost
That configures it, and then you only need to make sure that the process is running when you need it, for example via
./SyncoveryCL start
The Syncovery web GUI can now be reached on port 8999.