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Clearing the contents of Cloud Station and attempting to sync one client at a time.

Forcefully changing permissions on the client-side.

Changing permissions for the users on the server-side - administrator users could potentially change file/folder permissions.

Using different username for each client - previously I had used the same username.

Uninstalling and re-installing the application on the server.

Note: An uninstall utility can be found by navigating to Applications > Synology Cloud Station, right-clicking and selecting Show Package Contents, then going to Contents > SharedSupport > Remove Synology Cloud Station Drive

Uninstalling and re-installing the client on both devices.

Searching for the error online and reading every forum available.

Checking the logs - both in the UI and via the CLI.

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I did a ton of troubleshooting as well as trial and error in order to fix this problem. It is basically a Dropbox / Google Drive / Box alternative. In this post, I would like to cover the solution to the problem. I could re-authenticate, but that would just move the error to the other laptop. Unfortunately, doing this always resulted in an authentication error as well as an abnormal status on one of the two laptops. Given that I wanted to keep the two laptops in sync as much as possible and given that I primarily use the Desktop and Downloads folders on Mac, I decided to sync the contents to Cloud Station. My goal was to continue using both laptops - one for home and one for travel.

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Recently, I purchased the new MacBook Pro and decided to use Migration Assistant to move all of my data to the new laptop. To date, this move has been great for me. So much so, I migrated off of all cloud storage solutions such as Dropbox and onto SynologyвЂ™s Cloud Station application. As far as I can tell using Hyperbackup in the way described above is going to have the same outcome albeit the 'synchronisation' will only place in line with my scheduled tasks, which is fine.As I have discussed in the past, I am a big fan of Synology.

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I also have some 3rd party software (AllwaySync) but I'd rather just use the Synology applications if possible. Everything is all backed up separately onto other severs and external drives anyway so this is just a way of easily keeping a duplicated set of some folders on Server 2 which Plex will then use as it's libraries

The files are not updated constantly, generally just when new files are added so I could just get Hyperbackup to run every night rather than having the sync applications running and checking for changes all the time. I know I can use Cloud Station Sync (or the new Drive Server application) but I wondered whether using Hyperbackup with the option of 'Local Folder & USB (single-version)' would essentially do the same job.

What I want to be able to do is 'synchronise' from Server 1 to Server 2 for some files (specifically the music FLAC ones). music FLAC files) and some are converted digital files (e.g.m4v video files). Some of the files on the Plex NAS are copies of the originals (e.g. I am re-building my entire server system and have two servers that are dedicated to media storage (one for original files and one which runs Plex).

I hope this is the most appropriate place given my question, apologies if not.