Acrosync

You synchronize files via rsync with a server or NAS.

Developer Acrosync

1.10 (build 539) · Paid · macOS

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Acrosync gives rsync transfers a graphical control. You set up a connection to a suitable server and choose which files you want to copy or synchronize. This is especially useful if you already support existing storage rsync or rsyncs via SSH.

The destination must offer the chosen route of connection. You don't need to take a new cloud storage service, but you do need to set up hostname, permissions and any SSH access. Removing at the source may also affect your destination depending on your settings.

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Rsync is useful when you regularly update an existing collection of files. You decide which local folder belongs to which path on the server and how differences are processed. The protocol chosen, the accessibility of the server and your access rights must be connected.

Before the first large synchronization check the direction of transfer. Especially settings that delete files on the target deserve attention. Keep a separate recovery option for important data: synchronization can pass on an incorrect change as well as a desired change.

Version and updates

Version 1.10 (build 539) (macOS download; Windows has a separate release).

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Determine whether to copy changes in one direction or process them on both sides. In two-way synchronization, conflicts and removals are particularly important. Before the first synchronization, review the proposed actions and also track versions or separate backup for important files.

Differences between Acrosync and Grsync, ViceVersa, GoodSync, SyncBackFree
SoftwareWhat can it do?Platform and licence
AcrosyncYou are viewing this app You use a rsync client to synchronize files with a compatible server. Check which client version supports your platform and desired tasks. macOSPaid
GrsyncView this alternative You set rsync tasks via a graphical interface on Linux. You keep working with the possibilities and limitations of rsync. LinuxOpen source
ViceVersaView this alternative You compare folders visually and use copy, backup and synchronization modes. The available automation varies from one edition to another. WindowsPaid
GoodSyncView this alternative You synchronize and copy files with tasks for local, network and supported cloud locations. Note the license and configuration of removals and conflicts. Windows, macOS, LinuxFreemium
SyncBackFreeView this alternative You set Windows tasks for backup, copying and synchronization with filters and planning. Not all features from the paid SyncBack editions are in the free version. WindowsFree for personal use

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Who is it for?

You want to synchronize files with a rsync server or NAS.

Getting started

Open the official download page of Acrosync and choose the execution for your device.

Privacy

You choose the storage server. Use SSH where available to protect data during transport.

Good to know

Rsync support needed on the other side. Synchronization is not automatic version backup.

Please note

Check removal options before running a synchronization profile automatically.

Advantages

  • Graphic operation of rsync Works with suitable own servers Targeted file synchronization

Things to consider

  • Rsync support needed on the other side Synchronization is not automatic version backup

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Our verdict

Acrosync suits you when you have a NAS or server and want to use rsync without writing every transfer as command. You retain control over the destination and selected folders.

Pay extra attention to the direction of transfer and options that delete files. Start with a small test directory and check changes on both sides. If you need to be able to recover older file versions, you can also arrange retention or snapshots on the storage. Syncing only does not protect against every user error.

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