CSYNC(1)                        [FIXME: manual]                       CSYNC(1)



NAME
       csync - A commandline frontent for csync a user level bidirectional
       file synchronizer.

SYNOPSIS
       csync [OPTION...] SOURCE DESTINATION

DESCRIPTION
       csync is a client only bidirectional file synchronizer. It synchronizes
       the content of SOURCE with DESTINATION and vice versa. The DESTINATION
       can be a local directory or a remote file server.

       You can use csync for different things. The intention is to provide
       Roaming Home Directories for Linux but you can use it to synchronize
       your music collection or create a backup of a directory.

OPTIONS
       --create-statedb
           Run update detection and write the statedb (TESTING ONLY!)

       -d, --disable-statedb
           Disable the usage and creation of a statedb.

       --exclude-file=<file>
           Add an additional exclude file

       -r, --reconcile
           Run ONLY update detection and reconcilation This option is for
           debugging

       -u, --update
           Run ONLY the update detection This option is for debugging

       -?, --help
           Print the help list

       -V, --version
           Print program version

EXIT STATUS
       0
           Success

       1
           Failure (syntax or usage error; configuration error; unexpected
           error).

EXAMPLES
       o   csync /home/user /backup/home/user

               Synchronizer two local directories.

       o   csync /home/user smb://server/share/user

               Synchronize a home directory with a SMB share.

       o   csync /home/user smb://user:password@server/share/user

               Synchronize a home directory with a SMB share and provide username and
               password directly.

BUGS
       Please report bugs at https://dev.csync.org/.

SEE ALSO
       libcsync(7)

AUTHORS
       Andreas Schneider <mail@cynapses.org>

COPYING
       Copyright \(c) 2006-2008 Andreas Schneider. Free use of this software
       is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).



[FIXME: source]                   12/13/2008                          CSYNC(1)
