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If you use the rclone sync command it will alter the destination directory to look like the source. If you use the rclone copy command it will do the same but w
by jsmith99 5y ago
If you use the rclone sync command it will alter the destination directory to look like the source. If you use the rclone copy command it will do the same but without deleting anything. There are flags for eg skipping files that have a newer updated time at the destination. Rclone doesn't do live sync with file watching. It's a command line utility you call with a source and destination.
- londgine 5y agoIs there a simple way of configuring it to take the newer file and write it to the older one? That way I can alter and view files from the computer and from the cloud.