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#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP UPDATE#
#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP SOFTWARE#
#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP OFFLINE#

Fixed an issue where file upload may fail to resume.

Fixed an issue where file download may cause file name error.

Fixed an issue where file lock detection may fail.

Fixed an issue where server may fail to connect.

Fixed an issue where renaming a large number of files in the same folder may fail.

Fixed an issue where changing connection type may cause display inconsistencies on system tray.

#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP SOFTWARE#

Fixed an issue where client software may fail to be enabled.

Fixed an issue where sync may wrongly resume after software restart.

Fixed an issue where testing the connection may cause software crash.

Fixed an issue where creating connections may cause computer name error.

Optimized interface for configuring backup connections.

Added support for auto-upgrade when wrong versions are detected.

Added an option to hide the context menu.

Added support for Synology Online Help.

Added support for Windows group policy deployment with MSI installation files. The Cloud Station service runs on the Synology as a free user installed application.

Fixed an issue where deleting directories might fail after selective sync rules are being set.

Fixed an issue where loops might occur to synchronization tasks when the system service is shut down during the process of renaming or moving folders with large number of files.

Fixed an issue where loops might occur to the client application if a directory re-scanned for file modifications is being deleted.Fixed an issue where macOS client application might crash (OR terminate abnormally) when Mac Finder is launched.Fixed an issue where the application might crash when processing large files.link files linking to a large number of files. Ubuntu 14.04 and onward (officially supported versions)įixed an issue where the application restarting time might be excessively long after a large number of files are filtered in a selective sync task.įixed an issue where loops might occur to synchronization tasks when the synced folders contain empty. The following operation systems will be supported starting from next release:

#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP UPDATE#

The applications installed on the following platforms will remain in Download Center, but no update versions will be released in the future.

Synology Drive has been a pile of garbage since it was first released.ĭear user, 2-way sync is supported in the current version.To provide a more comprehensive software maintenance, this update is the last update to support the following platforms. I need to access a file, but I keep on getting the same “Failed to establish network connection” message on both devices and am unable to access any of my synced files. As I write this I’m away from home at my office, connected to my office’s WiFi on both my phone and iPad.

#REMOVE A FILE FROM SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP OFFLINE#

What use is selecting a file for offline access when you can’t actually access it when you’re offline? But it gets worse. I fired up Synology Drive on both devices and kept on getting a “Failed to establish network connection” message. That being said, I was camping a few weeks ago somewhere without internet access, and I needed to access a file. Please Synology, give us the ability to select offline access by folder like you used to in DS Cloud. So, I painstakingly selected a few thousand files for offline access. I’m occasionally in environments outside of my home (which is where my NAS is) in which I do not have cellular or Wi-Fi access, but I still want to be able to access my synced files. I have Synology Drive installed on both an iPhone and an iPad.