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Do you mean rclone or a whole service like Dropbox? (Rclone is pretty amazing, btw) https://rclone.org/ https://rclone.org/
by bloopernova 7y ago
Do you mean rclone or a whole service like Dropbox? (Rclone is pretty amazing, btw)
https://rclone.org/ https://rclone.org/
- sansnomme 7y agoAutomated filesync cross-platform. Not git-style manual push pull. More of leave and forget and only intervene when there's a file conflict.
- Nux 7y agoLike Syncthing?
- fraencko 7y agoAlso Resilio Sync, formerly known as BitTorrent Sync.
- mjn 7y agoUnison has support for that on some platforms. On Linux, the option "-repeat watch" uses inotify to watch for changes and rerun unison each time there's a change. You can combine that with -auto and some of the options specifying policies for resolving conflicts (e.g. -prefer newer) to get a setup that works without user interaction.
- marcthe12 7y agoWhat the best way to do bidirectional sync using rclone?
- bloopernova 7y agorclone has a "mount" feature whereby you use FUSE to mount a filesystem which corresponds to a path in your remote share.