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# onesync

## ✅ How to Enable OneSync (2025)

* By putting the command in server.cfg

  ```
  # enable OneSync (required for server-side state awareness)
  set onesync on
  ```

  * By putting startup command

  ```
  +set onesync on
  ```

If we done everything correctly we can check the final result by command **onesync** in server console

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The onesync has to be always on "on" if there is "legacy" or "off" that's bad and the resources will not work.

***

## 🔍 How to Check if It’s Working

* In your server console, run:

  ```
  onesync
  ```

  * You should see something like:

  ```
  "onesync" is "on"
  ```

***

⚠️ Know issues:

* **txAdmin can override the `onesync` setting**, especially if the startup parameters are defined differently in the txAdmin panel.
* If `set onesync` appears multiple times (e.g., in `start.sh`, `txAdmin.json`, `server.cfg`), only the **last one** loaded will apply.
* Make sure no other config accidentally sets it to `"off"` or `"legacy"`.


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