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  1. jippu@JippuMINT ~/Lataukset $ sudo tar -zxvf multisync0.90_0.92.0~svn355.orig.tar.gz
  2.     multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355/
  3.     multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355/multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355.tar.gz
  4.     multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355/msynctool-0.22.tar.gz
  5. jippu@JippuMINT ~/Lataukset $ sudo tar -zxvf multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355/multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355.tar.gz
  6.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/
  7.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/waf
  8.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/misc/
  9.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/misc/wscript
  10.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/misc/multisync-gui.desktop.in
  11.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/misc/multisync.png
  12.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/SConstruct
  13.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/
  14.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_support.c
  15.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/multisync.glade
  16.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/multisync.c
  17.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/multisync.h
  18.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_callbacks.c
  19.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_env.h
  20.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_support.h
  21.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_plugin.c
  22.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/plugins/
  23.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/plugins/msync_default.c
  24.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/plugins/msync_default.h
  25.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/plugins/msync_evo2sync.c
  26.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/plugins/msync_evo2sync.h
  27.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_callbacks.h
  28.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_plugin.h
  29.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_group.c
  30.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/multisync-gui.glade.in
  31.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_group.h
  32.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/wscript
  33.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/src/msync_env.c
  34.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/configure
  35.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/wscript
  36.     multisync-gui-0.92.0/COPYING
  37. jippu@JippuMINT ~/Lataukset $ sudo tar -zxvf multisync0.90-0.92.0~svn355/msynctool-0.22.tar.gz
  38.     msynctool-0.22/
  39.     msynctool-0.22/README
  40.     msynctool-0.22/acinclude.m4
  41.     msynctool-0.22/configure.in
  42.     msynctool-0.22/aclocal.m4
  43.     msynctool-0.22/Makefile.am
  44.     msynctool-0.22/Makefile.in
  45.     msynctool-0.22/config.h.in
  46.     msynctool-0.22/configure
  47.     msynctool-0.22/AUTHORS
  48.     msynctool-0.22/COPYING
  49.     msynctool-0.22/ChangeLog
  50.     msynctool-0.22/INSTALL
  51.     msynctool-0.22/NEWS
  52.     msynctool-0.22/TODO
  53.     msynctool-0.22/config.guess
  54.     msynctool-0.22/config.sub
  55.     msynctool-0.22/depcomp
  56.     msynctool-0.22/install-sh
  57.     msynctool-0.22/ltmain.sh
  58.     msynctool-0.22/missing
  59.     msynctool-0.22/autogen.sh
  60.     msynctool-0.22/buildtest.sh
  61.     msynctool-0.22/tools/
  62.     msynctool-0.22/tools/Makefile.am
  63.     msynctool-0.22/tools/Makefile.in
  64.     msynctool-0.22/tools/convcard.c
  65.     msynctool-0.22/tools/convtest.c
  66.     msynctool-0.22/tools/msynctool.c
  67.     msynctool-0.22/tools/convcard.1
  68.     msynctool-0.22/tools/msynctool.1
  69. jippu@JippuMINT ~/Lataukset $ sudo gedit msynctool-0.22/README
  70.  
  71. This README will explain how to use msynctool together with
  72. opensync.
  73.  
  74. -- Directory Layout
  75.  
  76. docs contains some minor documentation (more needed)
  77. tests contain the unit tests
  78. tools contains the msynctool
  79.  
  80. -- Building msynctool
  81.  
  82. Build and install opensync before
  83.  
  84. run `autoreconf -sfi` to build the configure files.
  85. The dependencies so far are: glib-2.0, opensync
  86. optional are: check for unit tests
  87.  
  88. run make, make install
  89.  
  90. if you like you can run make check to see if everything is working
  91.  
  92. -- Using msynctool 0.20
  93.  
  94. This example will use the filesync plugin to explain how to use the
  95. cli to configure the syncgroup and sync 2 directories:
  96.  
  97. Run:
  98. msynctool --addgroup "groupname"
  99. This will add a new syncgroup (which will appear in ~/.opensync)
  100.  
  101. msynctool --addmember "groupname" file-sync
  102. This will add a new member of type file-sync to the previous created
  103. group. Run this command twice (since we need 2 directories.)
  104.  
  105. msynctool --configure "groupname" 1
  106. Will open a editor for the first member (the id at the end is the same
  107. id that is returned from --showgroup "groupname"). In the just opened file
  108. just enter a path to a directory for example: /home/james/dir1
  109. Save and exit
  110.  
  111. msynctool --configure "groupname" 2
  112. enter the path of the 2. directory. save and exit
  113.  
  114. now create some files in one of the directories and run:
  115. msynctool --sync "groupname"
  116.  
  117. If you have further questions, contact
  118. armin.bauer@desscon.com
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