Tray icon always shows "not connected" even when working about syncthing-macos HOT 8 CLOSED

Thanks Jack for reporting, are you able to view the folders in the submenu from the tray? Probably you need to set the API key in the tray preferences.

Connected, not connected is not necessary to have the firewall configured as this is for localhost only (most of the time).

In the next release (no due date yet) the tray application will be able to load the API key from the syncthing XML file.

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Yes I had meant to mention this. I do not see the folders. In preferences
the API key is something totally different from that reported in the web
interface, and it's greyed out so I can't change it.

I'll look forward to the next release!

Cheers,
Jack

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Thanks Jack for reporting, are you able to view the folders in the submenu
from the tray? Probably you need to set the API key in the tray preferences.

Connected, not connected is not necessary to have the firewall configured
as this is for localhost only (most of the time).

In the next release (no due date yet) the tray application will be able to
load the API key from the syncthing XML file.

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The grayed api key is just a suggestion how it looks like. You need to copy paste from the web-gui into the preferences window. Then hit test en see if it turns green, then the tray config is saved. The downside currently is you need to manual restart the tray :-(

Syncthing WebGUI -> Actions (top right corner) -> Settings -> API key

I have this documented (not the whole gui step): https://github.com/xor-gate/syncthing-macosx#installation

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Actually it's greyed out as in "disabled". I can paste the api key in (not
using ctrl-V, but by right clicking), but cannot push the "save" button,
which is also greyed out, even if I change the localhost address.

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The grayed api key is just a suggestion how it looks like. You need to
copy paste from the web-gui into the preferences window. Then hit test en
see if it turns green, then the tray config is saved. The downside
currently is you need to manual restart the tray :-(

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You can only push save when the connection can be established to the given host (first hit test).

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Aha!! Thanks! -Jack

PS- very strange behavior: the text input is greyed out initially, making
it difficult to past the number in (only right-click works), then after the
test, the control is enabled (you can type / paste easily, move the cursor
like normal).

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You can only push save when the connection can be establish (first hit
test).

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This sounds like a regression. cmd + p behaviour should work as expected... but that is not the case. I have found a solution and it seems to fix the copy-paste behaviour:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/970707/cocoa-keyboard-shortcuts-in-dialog-without-an-edit-menu

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Related to #20. A fix for cmd+p is committed (not released yet). Thank you for your report!

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