Description: Parsley keeps a configured set of places in file systems in sync.
Features:
- Keeps configured file system places in sync (local and ssh) - Robust infrastructure with working retry and error handling - Customizable behavior with the availability to add additional program logic for various situations - Optional 'move to sink mode': always moves all files from the source to a sink and so keep the source empty - Has a mechanism for metadata synchronization (tags, rating, ...) - Can be used stand-alone or embedded in other tools with a flexible and extensible api - Rich graphical interface for configuration and for executing synchronization - Graphical interface for manually resolving conflicts which occurred in a synchronization run - Designed for being driven by a scheduled task (a.k.a. cronjob), which executes a background command (e.g. each minute) - In background mode: Own handling of synchronization intervals (independent of the interval for the scheduled task)
- The new report feature shows performance data and logging information for sync tasks. - A new, web-based user interface replaces the old, Tk-based one. - New feature for fine-grained time measurement of sync runs. - Dropped some exotic functionality (like repeated task execution). - Refactored many internal structures and clarified large parts of the programming interfaces.
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