websync is no longer maintained
Feel free to use websync if it works for you, otherwise you need to make a fork and fix any and all issues without my help.
websync
websync is intended to be an rsync task manager, where rsync tasks can be added, scheduled and maintained in a sane manner.
Table of content
- Installation
- Screenshots
- Features
- websync@docker
- Bugs & Requests/Enhancments
- Roadmap
- Collaborate
- Contact
- FAQ
- License
Installation
- OS X
- Ubuntu 12.04
- Debian 6
- Should work for any unix like system.
Screenshots
Tasks tab
Hosts tab
Features
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All
- Every change is auto synchronized with the back end, no manual saving is required!
- Data is stored in a simple json file on disk!
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Tasks
- Create
- Edit
- Remove
- Clone
- Schedule
- Multiple paths defined for one task.
- Either source or destination can be a remote target, as long as a passwordless ssh RSA key (for the host running websync) has been added to authorized hosts on the remote target.
- Realtime logs for each task in the browser.
- Test and Run on demand.
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Hosts
- Create
- Edit
- Remove
- ssh-copy-id to remote targets
websync@docker
websync can now be found @ docker, get it here!
All you have to do is
sudo docker pull furier/websync
sudo docker run -d -p 3000:3000 -v /path/to/share:/path/to/share -w /src furier/websync node server.js
and you are done!
Bugs & Requests/Enhancments
Please file an issue report if you find a bug, or have any other request, suggestion etc!
Roadmap
- File Browser, which can browse both localhost and remote targets.
- Path autocompletion for both localhost and remote targets when just typing the paths manually in the path list for each task.
- Progressbars to view total task progress, individual task progress and for each file!
Collaborate
- Collaborators are very welcome, contact me!
- Pull requests are also welcome, fork me and send me a pull request!
Contact
- Authors
- Sander Struijk - furier84+github@gmail.com