Syncovery Guardian Service for Linux

Syncovery Guardian Service for Linux, NAS, and FreeBSD/FreeNAS

The Syncovery Guardian Service for Linux monitors and restarts the main Syncovery Scheduler Service if necessary. It can be configured using a minimal web GUI available on port 8900.

Synology: Please download for Synology from this page

QNAP packages for installation with AppCenter:

For QNAPs with ARM processors, there are four different packages. The left-most one is for the newest CPUs. Which one you need is best determined thru trial and error. The App Center will tell you if it can install the package or not.
QNAP ARM-x41 QNAP ARM-x31 QNAP ARM-x19 QNAP ARM 64 Bit

Download Syncovery Guardian Service for Linux v1.60 Debian and RPM Packages

The internal web server listens to port 8900. Do not use this on a server that is directly connected to the Internet. Use it only behind a router within your LAN.

After installation, open the Syncovery Guardian Service configuration page by visiting localhost:8900 in your web browser.

 
32-Bit Intel Debian Package 32-Bit Intel RPM Package

 
32-Bit arm Debian Package 32-Bit arm RPM Package

 
32-Bit armhf Debian Package 32-Bit armhf RPM Package

 
64-Bit aarch64 Debian Package 64-Bit aarch64 RPM Package

 
32-Bit PowerPC Debian Package 32-Bit ppc RPM Package

 
64-Bit ppc64el Debian Package 64-Bit ppc64le RPM Package

tar.gz files
With the tar.gz distribution files, you need to manually make sure that SyncoveryGuardian is actually started. You can use a startup script or cron job to run SyncoveryGuardian. To launch the service as a daemon, call:
SyncoveryGuardian start

If you use the following command line, it is OK if the cron job executed regularly. Additional SyncoveryGuardian instances will terminate automatically and only one instance will keep running:

SyncoveryGuardian start /NODUPE

You actually need to include your path, for example:
/mnt/MainData/tobias/SyncoveryGuardian start /NODUPE

You can also download the main application, Syncovery for Linux.