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not that calling that "trolling" is exactly appropriate, but OP is clearly asking for sync over standard file sync methods, without having to run any extra serv
by detaro 5y ago
not that calling that "trolling" is exactly appropriate, but OP is clearly asking for sync over standard file sync methods, without having to run any extra server software, and "but you can export/import every time" is not exactly a good way of doing that...
- sliken 5y agoA bit hard to guess without knowing the use case and reasoning. Keeping 10 devices synced on a DB that changes often = poor. Protection against some cloud service going down and leaving you stranded seems reasonable. Every server/cloud could explode, decide to charge me $1m a year, or be confiscated by the government and I could still use my phone and then export it to use a 2nd standalone device if I needed to. Even transfer it over USB if needed. But even with 10 devices and a fast changing DB, using rsync or similar sounds pretty painful. Not sure where the ground is that good for rsync, but bad for import/export. I've friends that are particularly security conscious and only sync sometimes, and only over a VPN... but use bitwarden.... just like they would if they used rsync.... which you could use.