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SyncThing has been the only piece of open-source software which I've fire-and-forget installed and it's working indefinitely.
by kristjank 2y ago
SyncThing has been the only piece of open-source software which I've fire-and-forget installed and it's working indefinitely.
- bdjsiqoocwk 2y agoSeconding the sentiment <3
- yownie 2y agoI've had the intention of testing it out for YEARS and finally got around to it last week or so. Really pleasantly surprised how well the NAT punching / relay servers handle keeping machines synced. I wish I had tried it all those years ago. I wish excluding directories was a little more intuitive and there was a good way to administer config's on a machine not local to me. Maybe over SSH, I'm still learning.
- danparsonson 2y ago> ...a good way to administer config's on a machine not local to me. If you can't access the web interface, is Wireguard an option? That's how I do mine.
- naming_the_user 2y agoYou can use SSH forwarding. ssh -L 12345:localhost:8384 remoteserver Keep the ssh session open, maybe “watch date” or something Go to localhost:12345 in your browser Bosh
- edarchis 2y agoI use it on so many platforms and even sometimes in three-way like my Obsidian vault that syncs between my laptop, my phone and my tablet. I barely ever had any conflict. Amazing software.
- tetris11 2y agoYep, good software and the dev (nutomic) is the main Lemmy coder, meaning the fediverse is in good hands.