Hmm, I see...
Thanks very much for pointing that out.
BTW, what do you mean by "You might run into some other problems if using GPL
code in a C# environment if you are using shared libraries that are not GPL"?
Thanks.
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We don't use rsync source code, but just the algorithms and interface to create
the port (with some helps based on Kolosy's version). That's why it's still
being discussed whether it should be open source or commercial...
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It's still being discussed whether it's going to be open source or commercial.
Right now, looks like it's going to be free to download type...
The ability for remote server to specify what is backed up is still there, as
well as local application can also specify its own OS-specific exclusion l
Cool,
Let us prepare an installation package as it also comes with a GUI allowing you
to configure files to be excluded/included from backup.
Also, I forgot to mention, the program also has built in dd's (Disk Duplicate,
another well-known utility from UNIX) functionalities, allowing you to b
Hi,
Based on the source from Kolosy (http://www.kolosy.com/wordpress/?p=8 ), we
have continued the journey and successully ported Rsync to C# (protocol 28 ).
So far, the program has the following features:
1. Lots of features just like Rsync, supporting protocol up to 28.
2. No need for cygwin.
