Alexander Shishenko

Can you, please, send me the log files, located in `~/Application Support/Librevault`? The problem appears to be in dir_monitor library, which uses FSEvents API to monitor directories for changes.

There is this feature already. You can add "system_path" parameter into [folders.conf](https://github.com/Librevault/librevault/wiki/Librevault-Configuration#foldersconf) within every shared folder's object, containing an absolute path for this folder.

Well, `.librevault` folder contains: - `librevault.db`: folder index, computed from the shared folder contents. If removed, it will be rebuilt, but all the chunk hashes will be changed because the...

So, answering your questions: > The attribute seems to be a child of each folder, which means that the folder has to be added first, the files created, then the...

I am fine-tuning the build farm for RPM packaging right now. Both new Deb and RPM will not be native-built packages. They will be installed into `/opt`, fully independent of...

You can run librevault-daemon on a headless server. It doesn't require X server. Configuration can be created using simple json files ([Documentation](https://github.com/Librevault/librevault/wiki/Librevault-Configuration)) or using GUI to connect to librevault-daemon as...

Yes, just like Sparkle. I use it on macOS, and I use [WinSparkle](https://winsparkle.org/) on Windows. So, I'll try to make something like this using Qt as GUI (to draw "Updating..."...

Hmm.. turning zsync-curl into a library doesn't seem to be very easy. Bundling zsync-curl inside the AppImage and calling it from Qt GUI is more suitable, I think.

Well, the package definitely has libqxcb.so, and the application seems to locate it correctly (according to `Available platform plugins are: xcb`). This is most likely a plugin dependency problem. You...

But... libEGL is tied to graphic drivers, isn't it?