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Haven't tried this but I recently started using syncthing.net and I highly recommend it. Like rsync, it only sends the chunks of the file that changed, so it c
by gregschlom 3y ago
Haven't tried this but I recently started using syncthing.net and I highly recommend it.
Like rsync, it only sends the chunks of the file that changed, so it can be extremely fast for small changes in large files. It's able to use a variety of methods to connect including good through relay servers if the machines can't directly talk to each other.
- _-_-__-_-_- 3y agoI also use syncthing. It's been working so well that it's magical for sending files and keeping a passwork manager up-to-date between devices. My next step for my homelab, is to run my own announce server and relay on my local network.
- blooalien 3y agoAlso fun to run yourself a little private wireguard server for easy access to all that your homelab offers from anywhere "outside" your home network.
- ekianjo 3y agoSyncthing is not for ad hoc file sending. Totally different use case
- stavros 3y agoSyncThing is fantastic, but a different purpose. It's great for syncing files between persistent computer relationships, magic wormhole (or croc) is better at ad-hoc sending of random files.