@mtjm Thanks! If it's not GUI I mostly don't touch it, but since this is so annoying I tried understanding this. I scrolled all the way to the top of that page and found that I'm supposed to change those values in a config file in $HOME/.config/syncthing. Unfortunately I don't have that folder…
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Rule 34 (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Thursday, 09-Nov-2023 02:23:26 JST Rule 34
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Rule 34 (forteller@tutoteket.no)'s status on Thursday, 09-Nov-2023 03:03:10 JST Rule 34
@imsodin @mtjm Oh, wow. I had never even opened the web UI before. The only settings I found where the very few ones in the Syncthing-GTK window. Now I found the settings and changed them. Thank you both so much! I really feel like there should be some very obvious "most stuff happens in the web UI, do you want to open it? Click here"-thing in the GUI window, though. Thankfully I checked the menu on the systray icon. Good thing I have a systray extension for Gnome.
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Simon Frei (imsodin@social.linux.pizza)'s status on Thursday, 09-Nov-2023 03:03:12 JST Simon Frei
@forteller @mtjm You are not supposed to edit that file, it's in the web UI: There's one global configuration which applies to the location of the database in the main config dialog (actions > settings > general). Then there's the same config for wherever your shared folders reside in the individual folder's advanced settings. And even if it wasn't in the normal controls in the web UI, you can edit (almost) all configuration through the advanced config dialog (actions > advanced).
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