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LINUX DAEMON SYNC STORAGE INSTALL

genlink: Create a syncany:// link from an existing local folder.

restore: Restore the given file paths from the remote repository.

cleanup: Remove old versions from the local database and the repo.

watch: Automatically synchronizes the local folder with the repo.

down: Detect remote changes and apply locally.

ls-remote: List changes on remote repository.

up: Detect local changes and upload to repository.

status: List new and changed files in local Syncany folder.

connect: Connect the current folder to an existing Syncany repository.

init: Initialize the current folder as a Syncany folder.

In general, it can be called by sy, where action is any of the available sub-commands and args is a list of optional global or sub-command specific options. The sy command is not just a single command, but instead offers a variety of actions to manage a Syncany folder.

LINUX DAEMON SYNC STORAGE INSTALL

sy plugin: List, install and remove storage backend plugins sy genlink: Create a syncany:// link from an existing local folder sy ls: Display current and historic local database sy restore: Restore older versions of files from the repository sy cleanup: Remove old versions from the local database and the repo sy watch: Automatically synchronizes the local folder with the repo sy down: Retrieve and apply remote changes sy ls-remote: Detect and display remote changes sy up: Detect local changes and upload to repository sy status: Detect and display local changes sy connect: Connecting to an existing repository sy daemon: Start and stop the background process (daemon)

Differences and similarities to other tools Trace-based synchronization through vector clocks Privacy by design through client-side encryption Minimizing remote disk space through deduplication Abstraction for dumb storage through a minimal API