Re: sync localized directories (with different names)

Le 28/04/2024 à 17:45, Greg Troxel a écrit :
> Joel Carnat <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> I'm using rsync for other purposes and I manage the sync by using
>> variable shell array to implement the corresponding table.
> So you can run rsync *once* and have a mapping table?
No no. I'm just doing dirty things like `for i 0 1 2 3 in; do rsync 
$src[$i] $dst[4i]; done`. Not really worth mentioning :)
>> Looking at a Syncthing tutorial video, it seems you can set a specific
>> "Folder Path" for a dedicated "Folder". In the example I watched, the
>> person was syncing his Windows Documents folder with a Ubuntu folder
>> named syncDocuments ; which is barely what I would like to achieve.
> But can you rename subfolders?  I know you can have a different path on
> each end of a single sync.   I guess syncthing is one process so having
> multiple is less painful.
>
>> But as I'd rather keep using Unison rather than switching tool, I can
>> go for the local symlinks trick.
> Sure.  I just  meant that in thinking about what we do now and what we
> might do, it is good to look at everything similar to see what they do,
> and perhaps get a clue about how the mechanisms have worked well or not,
> as predicting the unintended consequences is always tricky.
>
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