prisync is a pseudo-realtime file synchronization daemon. It uses rsync utility in background
to transfer changes and inotify kernel events to monitor changes - thus it can be run only
on Linux with inotify-capable kernel. Can be used to keep two local folders or (usually)
to keep files on two servers in sync.
Usage: ssync [options]
-p, --local-path PATH Local path to synchronize and monitor for changes,
defaults to current directory if omitted
-r, --target-path PATH Target (remote) path to sync with. If you want to sync with
a remote host it should be given as user@host:/remote/path/
--ssh-port [PORT] SSH port to use if you want to sync with remote host via SSH tunnel,
you HAVE to specify remote host in the target-path option
-t, --timeout [SECONDS] Time to wait for any new changes to arrive before
starting the actual synchronization, use to not trigger
multiple synchronizations for repetitive event sources like
file uploading, default value is 5 seconds
-x, --exclude [REGEXP] Exclusion mask, should be specified as a valid Regexp. Items
matching this regexp will be excluded from monitoring and will not
trigger synchronization but will still be synced by rsync
-s, --sync-on-start Triggers initial synchronization on start
-v, --verbose Run verbosely with debug output
--dry Only print the rsync command without actually executing it
-h, --help Show help