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osync osync
===== =====
A two way sync script based on rsync that merges obackup script fault tolerance with sync logic derived from bitpocket project. A two way sync script based that adds script fault tolerance from obackup project.
## About ## About
Having created obackup script in order to make reliable quick backups, i searched for a nice tool to handle two (or more) way sync scenarios in a reliable way. Having created obackup script in order to make reliable quick backups, i searched for a nice tool to handle two (or more) way sync scenarios in a reliable way.
While unison handles these scenarios, it's pretty messy to configure, slow and won't handle ACLs. While unison handles these scenarios, it's pretty messy to configure, slow and won't handle ACLs.
That's where bitpocket came handy, a nice script provided by sickill https://github.com/sickill/bitpocket.git That's where bitpocket came handy, a nice script provided by sickill https://github.com/sickill/bitpocket.git
It's quick and small, but lacks some of the features i searched for like fault tolerance, stop and continue scenarios, and email warnings. It's quick and small, but lacks some of the features i searched for like fault tolerance, stop and resume scenarios, and email warnings.
I then decided to merge my obackup codebase with bitpocket's sync core, osync was born. I then decided to write my own implementation of a two way rsync sync script, which would the features i wanted.
## Installation ## Installation
Not even beta ready yet. The whole code is not stable at all. Not even beta ready yet. The whole code is not stable at all.
Hopefully will work by the end of July. Hopefully will work (more or less) by the end of July. I'm developping this in my free time.
## Author ## Author

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rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$SLAVE_BACKUP_DIR" --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/slave-deleted-list" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/master-deleted-list" $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/ $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/ rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$SLAVE_BACKUP_DIR" --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/slave-deleted-list" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/master-deleted-list" $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/ $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/
Log "Propagating deletitions to slave" Log "Propagating deletitions to slave"
rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$MASTER_DELETE_DIR" --delete --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --include-from "$STATE_DIR/master-deleted-list" --exclude='*' $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/ $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/ rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$MASTER_DELETE_DIR" --delete --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --include-from "$STATE_DIR/master-deleted-list" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/slave-deleted-list" $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/ $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/
Log "Propagating deletitions to master" Log "Propagating deletitions to master"
rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$SLAVE_DELETE_DIR" --delete --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --include-from "$STATE_DIR/slave-deleted-list" --exclude='*' $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/ $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/ rsync -rlptgodEui --backup --backup-dir "$SLAVE_DELETE_DIR" --delete --exclude "$OSYNC_DIR" --include-from "$STATE_DIR/slave-deleted-list" --exclude-from "$STATE_DIR/master-deleted-list" $SLAVE_SYNC_DIR/ $MASTER_SYNC_DIR/
## Create local file list ## Create local file list
Log "Creating new master file list" Log "Creating new master file list"