Syncovery Support Forum

Hello,
Syncovery 11 build 3 is out now. I added a manager for cloud and Internet Protocol accounts. This allows managing them in a central place rather than having passwords in each profile.

The main new features for Syncovery 11 are now all there.

I will add the separate versioning folders in the next build.

Awesome. Thank you!

Hello,
Syncovery 11 build 4 is now available.

It allows specifying separate versioning folders for the left and right sides.

In addition, profiles can be colored on the Profile Overview, and notes/comments can be entered for each profile (on the Information tab sheet in the profile).

Minor visual improvements have also been made.

Just upgraded. Love it. This makes things a lot easier for me. Otherwise I had to hack it with a lot of symlinks.

Hello,
I now have Release Candidate 1 on the Windows download page and would be grateful for testing!

Thanks.

Thanks. Working well so far.

Any idea when the left/right version option will be available for Linux?

Hello,
I would hope before the end of the year. The GUI changes are huge and I need to figure out how to do it for the web GUI.

Got it. Thank you!

If it helps, I'll explain what I am doing and why.

I have one central linux server, 2x windows machines, and 1x linux desktops.

The 2x windows machines and 1x linux desktops have access to a samba share on the linux server (documents). On all 3 of these machines, I am running Syncovery to keep a 2 way sync of the documents folder between the linux server and the client machines.

I want to use different versioning folders on both sides such that on each machine there is a local folder with the older versions.

Say the file is updated on the central server, then when all the clients do a sync, before they pull the newer version, they'll move their copy of the file to C:\some\other\folder.

Say the file is updated on a client, then when the client does a sync, it'll move the central server file to /some/folder/that/is/not/documents.

I hope that makes sense.

Out of curiosity, do you know if you'll ever add Real Time Sync to Linux?

Yes I will try it but Linux doesn't have a good API for it.