Added csync_commit() to rerun on the same context.Added iconv support to support various char sets.Added possiblity to push information to the modules.Added a way to exported file_tree_walk functions.Added new config parser (removed iniparser dependency).Added new logging framework (removed log4c dependency).Added support for more compilers: CLang, MinGW and latest GCC.Added support for more platforms: FreeBSD, Windows and MacOSX.The userguide is a good place to start with csync. We think this is a great step forward for csync and thank everybody who has contributed to csync. The license of the csync library was changed to GNU LGPL to broaden the scope of application. Also it is now even easier to write custom backend modules for csync due to higher flexibility added to the module interface. The csync library API was enhanced to support applications to take more influence on csync’s core behavior as well as the library is handing out more information about progress. Moreover csync is now also available for windows platforms and Mac OSX.
Sync of files into your private cloud becomes easy with that. With this release we add a module to support ownCloud, the private cloud infrastructure software. You can download csync the new release here. With pam_csync it is possible to provide roaming home directories in Linux and Active Directory environments.
It is a user-level program which means there is no need to be a superuser. It uses widely adopted protocols like smb or sftp without a need for a server component. The csync team is happy to announce the availability of the new csync release 0.50.0 which is available today.Ĭsync is a bidirectional file synchronizer for Linux and allows to keep two copies of files and directories in sync.
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