[lug] File synchronization service

[Ben Whaley]

A couple of thoughts come to mind. In the past I've used Rsync + Cygwin very
effectively. This solution may target a power user more than your average
joe.

Another option is something that uses Amazon's S3 service. See
http://www.superflexible.com/amazons3.htm for one example. I've not
personally used this tool, but I have used S3 for backups before and it's
very cool and very cheap (unless your storing your Bittorrent movie
collection, in which case shame on you).

- Ben

On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 3:16 PM, <gordongoldin at aim.com> wrote:

>  Has anybody used a file synchronization service?
>
> Any recommendations, thoughts?
>
> This is actually for somebody with a MS PC and laptop.
>
>
> Gordon Golding
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