I understand acrosync is a no cygwin client used to interact with a rsync daemon.
Can acrosync act as a rsyn daemon too ?
I believe the continuous monitoring option can be useful on server side too.
Use case:
Desktop computer used to acquire media & play.
HTPC used to play media on TV, Hifi stereo, & as a " Backup "
Both computer use window.
I understand it's not the same security as a offline backup,
but a second copy is better than nothing, and it avoid network streaming issues.
HTPC copy is live, for whatever reason player may update metadata
Media library is large, about a TB.
I'm ok with an initial hashing but I gain nothing if I have to hash it every single time.
Especially HTPC side might be underpowered for hashing a lots of data.
Ideal case would be pushing desktop change to HTPC.
If not two way sync, ignore HTPC side change.
(Pushing change revert might be ok, as long as it don't start an update war on the file)
If file has changes on both computer, then make the file the same as desktop.
Thanks you.
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