Using Syncthing to Sync Feeder

[wynteryyc]

Hi all,

I use Syncthing to sync everything basically. Is it possible to get at the files (on Android) directly? I'd like to be able to add a new Sync chain on Syncthing to just sync the files/data that Feeder has on the Android file system. Hope that question makes sense. Basically, I'm asking what the files are that contain all the feeds and all that, where they are (by default) and if copying them using Syncthing will break Syncthing on a second device?

TIA

[spacecowboy]

No it's not.

Newer versions of Android has changed how files are handled. They are only (reliably) accessible by the app itself.

To expose them to other apps would require a ContentProvider, and SyncThing doesn't support that on their end.

[spacecowboy]

Also, copying database etc is not supported and never will be

[wynteryyc]

ok thanks! Dale Forrest https://sacredpeak.ink Sent from Proton Mail Android

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On 9/12/24 02:56, Jonas Kalderstam wrote: No it's not. Newer versions of Android has changed how files are handled. They are only (reliably) accessible by the app itself. To expose them to other apps would require a ContentProvider, and SyncT DuckDuckGo removed one tracker. [More](https://duckduckgo.com/-hG9NIGbKtVNlV4MWkeULUy00udVj61pk2rhGGI1P00K-ZVrT_1E3R1yf681TG2pZl0ZhYhEVbMJECCxCD0jlMZGAwcamATXsPbpoNAptpMWBiLTkYVmpmsqad8FZiWE2VXE1HAGCBCCREuqbFCTSYSdqcBwBMknW3CHINDsZO-87lvj6e6h_5wu4ZSpFwwqV8m53Kuoe93iqYQlveQ9xflEGSnVwZzgEg9jIoUzxkOsXGfOY23YIecI8CEE6cg8BjcZO7LYjYx7ihtoe1cdUk2olFkScDLUkG4Pk6i0IEAUNaaEylUkxnI9dxH_iTlTDSJJQ89ORFUtOO2SwN9fmUk8-30RgGnchS1qbSUFXpFUiexSkwSv8X-CCl4f0hJZqy-fiI2XOZzOE7x9Mf5CS5kPjlX-UMI45W0-U7vRDwXKX9_Xh0AOWyHcUiNrBGmf-sH9DotcGwu-dv56LRwRKexxvDUzBwOf1YiOjvX0GSRmX6jv4jLmxRFS2-UuIqzCDeYQ46) [Report Spam](https://duckduckgo.com/-hG9NIGbKtVNlV4MWkeULUy00udVj61pk2rhGGI1P00K-ZVrT_1E3R1yf681TG2pZl0ZhYhEVbMJECCxCD0jlMZGAwcamATXsPbpoNAptpMWBiLTkYVmpmsqad8FZiWE2VXE1HAGCBCCREuqbFCTSYSdqcBwBMknW3CHINDsZO-87lvj6e6h_5wu4ZSpFwwqV8m53Kuoe93iqYQlveQ9xflEGSnVwZzgEg9jIoUzxkOsXGfOY23YIecI8CEE6cg8BjcZO7LYjYx7ihtoe1cdUk2olFkScDLUkG4Pk6i0IEAUNaaEylUkxnI9dxH_iTlTDSJJQ89ORFUtOO2SwN9fmUk8-30RgGnchS1qbSUFXpFUiexSkwSv8X-CCl4f0hJZqy-fiI2XOZzOE7x9Mf5CS5kPjlX-UMI45W0-U7vRDwXKX9_Xh0AOWyHcUiNrBGmf-sH9DotcGwu-dv56LRwRKexxvDUzBwOf1YiOjvX0GSRmX6jv4jLmxRFS2-UuIqzCDeYQ46) No it's not. Newer versions of Android has changed how files are handled. They are only (reliably) accessible by the app itself. To expose them to other apps would require a ContentProvider, and SyncThing doesn't support that on their end. — Reply to this email directly, [view it on GitHub](#362 (comment)), or [unsubscribe](https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A7YNVH737JPKFY4EYJRIERTZWFJMTAVCNFSM6AAAAABOB2ZQGSVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTANRSGM3TONY). You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>