Sync folder between two Fedora servers
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What is the best method to sync a pair of folders between 2 servers over WAN?
One way sync from Server 1 to server 2.
Simple
rsyncor some other tool? SSH works from server 1 to server 2. -
Syncthing is pretty awesome for something like that.
Never mind. I’ve never tried syncthing over WAN.
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@black3dynamite said in Sync folder between two Fedora servers:
Syncthing is pretty awesome for something like that.
Never mind. I’ve never tried syncthing over WAN.
I have used it over WAN. Works Great.
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@black3dynamite said in Sync folder between two Fedora servers:
Syncthing is pretty awesome for something like that.
Never mind. I’ve never tried syncthing over WAN.
I continually forget about that program until someone says it here..
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Another option is to use systemd services to monitor files and directories. Then you can have rsync the changes from server 1 to server 2. But I still like syncthing instead.
https://www.linux.com/topic/desktop/systemd-services-monitoring-files-and-directories/
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@black3dynamite said in Sync folder between two Fedora servers:
But I still like syncthing instead.
Yeah, it is already setup.
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maxed upload on my home internet..
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Will have to fix SELinux permissions and set it up to run as a service later. But this is good enough as an initial test.
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For a one way server, I'd still use rsync. I use Syncthing for other tasks, though, it's great.
