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I use syncthing for this. It's a little fiddly to set up, and transfer speeds aren't great. However, it's very reliable once configured, and it barely uses any
by ryukoposting 3y ago
I use syncthing for this. It's a little fiddly to set up, and transfer speeds aren't great. However, it's very reliable once configured, and it barely uses any resources after an initial scan of the folder you want to sync.
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoI ended up with Syncthing after trying everything else (that O can self-host). You can ease the eureka moment by remembering that each node is completely independent and decided what comes in, and suggests what goes out. You can say that a folder is two way on a node and read only on another - and this is great because tout make decisions locally that allow you to build nice things. The real issue is that you have to check on both sides of the pipe what is allowed. It is very robust and good for LAN and remote sync (the traffic is outgoing to a relay server. Note that many of these relay servers are also TOR nudes so they can be flagged by your severity systems. You can always use your own)