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This is a simple SFTP synchronisation tool **without** any external dependencies e.g. PuTTY, WinSCP, OpenSSH. Just download the executable which matches your OS and architecture (32 vs. 64 bits) and run it.
## Syntax
Sync provids a few arguments: ``localDir`` defines the local directory e.g. ``c:\Users\A\My Documents`` or ``/users/A/My Documents``. If you omit or set it to ``.``, the current working directory gets used. ``remoteDir`` is the remote directory e.g. ``/users/A/Sync``. ``server`` is the SSH server e.g. ``my-server.com:22``. Use ``user`` to set the user's name and ``pwd`` to set the user's password. You can omit the ``pwd``, thus, the program ask for the password on demand. With the argument ``supervised`` you can control if the program should ask you for every type of change. The default is the supervised operating mode. In order to disable it, use ``supervised=false``. Finnaly, the ``pushOnly`` argument can be used to set the **backup mode**, where all remote changes are ignored. The default is the enabled backup mode. In order to sync changes in both directions, set ``pushOnly=false``.
Sync provids a few arguments:
- ``localDir`` defines the local directory e.g. ``c:\Users\A\My Documents`` or ``/users/A/My Documents``. If you omit or set it to ``.``, the current working directory gets used.
- ``remoteDir`` is the remote directory e.g. ``/users/A/Sync``.
- ``server`` is the SSH server e.g. ``my-server.com:22``.
- Use ``user`` to set the user's name and ``pwd`` to set the user's password. You can omit the ``pwd``, thus, the program ask for the password on demand.
- With the argument ``supervised`` you can control if the program should ask you for every type of change. The default is the supervised operating mode. In order to disable it, use ``supervised=false``.
- Finnaly, the ``pushOnly`` argument can be used to set the **backup mode**, where all remote changes are ignored. The default is the enabled backup mode. In order to sync changes in both directions, set ``pushOnly=false``.
## Features
- The whole code is open source and can be used for any purpose (also commercial)