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You might look at Egnyte or Jungle Disk. We've used Egnyte for a few of our clients and had mixed results with reliability. Luckily they give you a 30 day tri
by jrsmith1279 16y ago
You might look at Egnyte or Jungle Disk. We've used Egnyte for a few of our clients and had mixed results with reliability. Luckily they give you a 30 day trial, so you can try it out. Their pricing is also pretty decent.
- StavrosK 16y agoThank you, both of those look good. Your comment reminded me of AeroFS, a synchronisation program that's peer to peer. I should give that a shot too, as it doesn't need to be zero-knowledge if nobody other than my computers see my data...
- aquark 16y agoI've been running the AeroFS beta for a couple of weeks and am very happy with it. Nothing high volume or stressful, but it has done what it said it would quickly and efficiently, and the client even worked behind the moderately aggressive filters we have at work.
- StavrosK 16y agoI just installed it, apart from the fact that it gave me an "AeroFS Drive" I can't remove (I suspect the older version installed this but the new one deprecated it) and the fact that I can't sync any two arbitrary folders, it looks perfect.