Sorry to hijack your meme thread, but would you mind teaching me the difference between the three and why your preference is what it is?
Also, kinda bonus question, the use cases I've seen for WebDAV in my daily life is for library and progress synchronization in Legado and Moon+ Reader, does that differ from using RSync etc?
Haven't used it myself but a couple comments on hacker news said that it's underrated because it works so well there's no persistent community/ecosystem around it like for other tools
Only caveat is that it's performance in simple cases isn't as good as rsync
Sorry to hijack your meme thread, but would you mind teaching me the difference between the three and why your preference is what it is?
Also, kinda bonus question, the use cases I've seen for WebDAV in my daily life is for library and progress synchronization in Legado and Moon+ Reader, does that differ from using RSync etc?
Just use robocopy /s
Is syncthing falling out of favor these days?
Haven't used it myself but a couple comments on hacker news said that it's underrated because it works so well there's no persistent community/ecosystem around it like for other tools
Only caveat is that it's performance in simple cases isn't as good as rsync
zfs send -IThis is how it's done
Alternately,
btrfs send -pI just use the nextcloud client. Does the job and looks fancy while at it. But you obviously need a nextcloud server for that.
How does rsync work with WebDAV?
Nextcloud app
Git and dokku
rclone is a nice tool but it has problems syncing files that there is special characters in their names.
just don't have special characters in filenames, next question /s
Thank you so much, how could I not have thought of that?