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DirSync Pro

Open Source by ogivi | Link to website

DirSync Pro (Directory Synchronize Pro) is a small utility for file and folder synchronization without bidirectional file-deletion. DirSync Pro can be used to synchronize the content of one or many folders recursively. In difference to Allway Sync, SyncBack or Synkron in the bidirectional synchronizing mode no files can be deleted! Using DirSync Pro you can make incremental backups. Only new/modified/larger files would be copied. Use DirSync Pro to easily synchronize files from your desktop PC to your U... More info »

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  2. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Not in bidirectional synchronizing mode: 3 deleted files deleted at the other side
  3. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Only in 1-directional synchronizing mode: 11 deleted files deleted at the destination side
  4. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Summary Report
  5. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Dir Settings screen
  6. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Default settings
  7. Thumbnail for Screenshot: General
  8. Thumbnail for Screenshot: Output screen

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backup, synchronization, synchronise, synchro +1 more, directory-synchronize-pro

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NginUS-image

I could go on about the quirks this thiing has, and I actua ...

Comment by NginUS about DirSync Pro Aug 2010

I could go on about the quirks this thiing has, and I actually did on the sourceforge site- on all 3 of this guys listings for the app.
The thing about it that keeps it installed is that it checksums.
TeraCopy checksums in a similarly useless way- ie. a failed transfer warns- only warns, no chance to retry or anything logical like that.
But java's quicker than whatever TeraCopy's written in apparently.
 
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I see 2 disadvantages:(A) Uses no local database, does not ...

Comment by em4020 about DirSync Pro Aug 2009

I see 2 disadvantages:
(A) Uses no local database, does not need any installation. Because there is no local database, and because of features description at http://directorysync.sourceforge.net/features.html it cannot be possible that a file or directory, which is deleted at one side also will be deleted at the other side. This is only possible, if a synchronisation data file in the synced directory is used. So it is done by "Synkron", "Allway Sync" and WebSynchronizer.
(B) No multilanguage-support, only english
 
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