The user is able to upload files to the cloud, synchronize them and monitor changes in real time, rename, delete, and share the necessary information with contacts by sending by mail or over the Internet.
There is a considerable number of similar software that differ from each other in functions and capabilities. They help people save and synchronize files and data between the device and the cloud to optimize their use and storage. Ultimately I don't care if I just have to invoke it manually from a cronjob (gives me a way to implement the overrun fix I mentioned above if nothing else) but just wondering if anyone has a solution here as ideally I'd like to keep it as closely synced as possible.Programs for storing files are very popular among users of smartphones and tablets.
The sync still works if run manually, and my actual cronjobs as well as all the other task manager tasks (replication, etc.) are still running as normal. When I configure the sync via the web UI, it will run a few times, I think usually for a day or two, but then stop running (no jobs created in the web UI's task manager). I have a sync task to download the contents of a Mega account, it works fine when manually run, and is scheduled to run every 12 hours (I initially tried 1, then 3, then 6, just in case it was running into some kind of concurrency issue (although ideally I'd solve an issue like that by running a job once or twice per day with a long timeout, and multiple short-timeout attempts where each job will self-cancel if they detect a longer-running instance of either type). Anyone else encounter this? TrueNAS Scale 22.12.1 (but had the same issue on 22.02.x as well)
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