We don’t do hosting of any kind so you’ll have to secure that elsewhere.
Just email info@rsync.net to discuss.
We don’t do hosting of any kind so you’ll have to secure that elsewhere.
Just email info@rsync.net to discuss.
I am very happy it's catching on. Cheers!
I will say that that sounds fragile and non performant but … at the same time, the whole point of our service is to be a “dumb” primitive - in the classic Unix sense.
So, of course this is within our terms and we see plenty of folks doing things like this.
It’s important to note, however, that sshfs has been archived by its creator. What this entails with regard to the future of the project is uncertain though.
Is there a way to get a test account/download file to test bandwidth/latency? On top of this, are there plans for nodes closer to or preferably in Australia?
By the way, your personal websites certificate has expired today :)
Should work perfectly…
The only way to make it work with rsync.net would be to mount a sshfs on a machine running syncthing.
Not sure if the performance will be good.
Maybe with Rclone ?