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Just use apace2, its davfs implementation, and davfs clients. Linux has davfs2, android has foldersync. Apache2 is super streamlined for this, and has done da
by b112 3y ago
Just use apace2, its davfs implementation, and davfs clients.
Linux has davfs2, android has foldersync.
Apache2 is super streamlined for this, and has done dav stuff for at least 16 years.
- eurekin 3y agoI was thinking of trying out using something low level... Maybe that? Does it support lazy selective syncing? Updating only ranges of files? Does it handle broken connections gracefully and recovers without data loss?
- b112 3y agodavfs is a protcol, a standard. Read that standard uf you wonder, but many things used dav behind the scenes. And apache2 is a very well established implementation of it. Clients handle partial snags. I wouldn't rely upon anything that syncs like this, without backups. Any protocol at all. Of course, the same may be said for anything at all. Backups are king.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoWhat are you using for backup?