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If you're looking for an open-source self-hosted alternative to Dropbox, I've found Seafile to be flawless. Seadrive is also nice if you want to access your dat
by rbut 5y ago
If you're looking for an open-source self-hosted alternative to Dropbox, I've found Seafile to be flawless. Seadrive is also nice if you want to access your data as if it were a network drive.
* Not affiliated with seafile, just really like their software.
https://www.seafile.com/ https://www.seafile.com/
- Joeri 5y agoI use syncthing. Open source peer to peer folder sync. There is no cloud copy, but for me this is a feature, and the rare times I want to share a file with someone else I manually upload it to cloud storage (onedrive or gdrive). https://syncthing.net/ https://syncthing.net/
- infinitezest 5y agoI'm actually surprised to see this comment so far down on HN. I switched after Dropbox started imposing a device limit. There was a but of a learning curve to get it all set up and the quality of the client software can be hit-or-miss. That said, the core functionality (syncing files between devices) has been rock solid.