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Hello, I am trying to run syncrify on the command line but I keep receiving an error according to my logs. Please see below:
# java -jar SyncrifyClient.jar ~/.syncrify/syncrify-test.syncrify
2017-12-12 16:31:31,952 {INFO main} [com.synametrics.syncrify.client.aa] $L - -------------- NEW SESSION - Build #: 949 -----------
2017-12-12 16:31:31,954 {INFO main} [ClientBranding] $L - Class name: M.g
2017-12-12 16:31:32,018 {INFO Thread-1} [t.b] $L - Status server is now ready to accept connections...
2017-12-12 16:31:32,689 {ERROR Thread-5} [com.synametrics.util.TGlob] $L - Unable to parse into a URL. no protocol:
2017-12-12 16:31:32,689 {WARN Thread-5} [com.synametrics.syncrify.client.v] $L - Unable to parse URL: . no protocol:
2017-12-12 16:31:32,690 {ERROR Thread-5} [com.synametrics.syncrify.client.v] $L - no protocol: /app?operation=gces
2017-12-12 16:31:32,696 {ERROR Thread-5} [com.synametrics.util.TGlob] $L - /root/.syncrify/logs/root/.syncrify/syncrify-test.log (No such file or directory)
What does this error entail? When I first saw it, I tried specifying my FQDN along with an http:// prefix when the Syncrify createProfile script asked me for my Server URL. That has not helped. I'm not sure what it's asking for.
Thanks for any help.
Do NOT specify a path for the *.syncrify file name. The command should be:
java -jar SyncrifyClient.jar syncrify-test.syncrify
The client is designed to look for the *.syncrify file in the $DATA_FOLDER, which should be ~/.syncrify. Therefore, do not specify the path in the command line.
Thank you for your help. That solved my issue!