If your OS uses sysvinit, upstart, control Sync with the following commands:
sudo service btsync (command)
where (command) can be start, stop, or restart
Ubuntu 15.04 and Later
If your OS uses systemd, use the following commands to control Sync:
sudo systemctl (command) btsync
where (command) can be start, stop, enable, disable, or status
Permissions and users
Note, that when you install Sync package it is going to add btsync user to your Linux and run under btsync user. Take care of permissions and groups before you start syncing.
If you are using Ubuntu 15.04 or later it is possible to run Sync under your current user account, if you start it with the command:
sudo systemctl --user (command) btsync
Unfortunately, this option is not available for 14.10 or earlier.
From "Running Sync in configuration mode – Sync"
Alternatively, from Installing Sync on Linux
Ubuntu 14.10 and Earlier
If your OS uses sysvinit, upstart, control Sync with the following commands:
where (command) can be
start
,stop
, orrestart
Ubuntu 15.04 and Later
If your OS uses systemd, use the following commands to control Sync:
where (command) can be
start
,stop
,enable
,disable
, orstatus
Permissions and users
Note, that when you install Sync package it is going to add
btsync
user to your Linux and run underbtsync
user. Take care of permissions and groups before you start syncing.If you are using Ubuntu 15.04 or later it is possible to run Sync under your current user account, if you start it with the command:
Unfortunately, this option is not available for 14.10 or earlier.