When you want to make a backup of your HD, or any other disk drive, you have to keep it in sync for the file changes you make from time to time. It is optimized for maximum performance and ease of use without restricted or overloaded user interface interfaces. That is a free application data backup and file synchronization multi platform so it is available on Linux, Windows and MacOS systems.įreeFileSync is an open source folder sync and comparison tool. 3 How to install FreeFileSync on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and derivatives?.2 About the new version of FreeFileSync.I'm looking for something that can monitor the folders in real time without having a load on the machines. I've looked at multiple solutions that are thrown up in google searches, but most tend to be a simple sync / back up solution between a PC and remote storage, and require the sync application to be run prior to the database application opened. When machine 1 is on (both may be on at the same time) it then detects the difference between the file on machine 1 and the NAS copy and updates made by machine 2 by replacing / syncing the file on machine 1 with that on the NAS. If the database file changes on machine 2, it is synced back to the NAS. Then on the second machine the same service / application is running and compares the version between its local copy of the database file with that on the NAS and as it's different syncs the NAS version to PC2. So what I'm looking for is a service or applications that can copy that database file to a folder on the NAS, and check for similarity between the two. However I need to have two installations of this application installed on different PCs on the network. I have an application that has been written in Filemaker and thus the database is contained within the installation folder on the PC the application is installed on. I have a home network comprising of 5 PCs and a NAS.
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