[plug] [OT] File Sync for Client

[Tim White]

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James Devenish wrote:

| In message <414E0CAB.1000702 at tigris.org> on Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at
| 06:48:11AM +0800, Tim White wrote:
|
|> One of my clients is currently trying to use offline folders
|> (Windows) to sync files between his Workstation and Laptop. He
|> also from time to time uses a thumbdrive to work on the files at
|> other locations. Is there some GNU utility that he can use on
|> Windows and Linux computers to do 2 way sync of his files. It is
|> over Network and removable media. If it is a nice little
|> executable that can be run off the thumbdrive then all the better
|> as we can't install some service. It is also on different
|> networks so can't have a central server.
|
|
| If it were me, I'd be using the Unison GUI on-demand with socket
| mode <http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/> (actually, I'd
| use SSH mode, but that's only because I already have SSH daemons
| running).

This looks good. I've downloaded the manual and have been reading
through it.
I can't find the special case that I am looking for though.
If I sync server1 and client1, then delete a file a client1, then sync
server1 and client1 again, does it copy the deleted file back to the
client or does it remove the file from server1?
Tim
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