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ftpsync is a program that sincronizes all files beneath the current directory with an FTP host efficiently.
The destination host is identified by a .ftp_upstream in the current directory that must have the following line:
upstream=ftp://user@host/path
The password is found by looking at ~/.netrc, see netrc(5).
ftpsync sends all files in the current directory to the target host, and stores the MD5 of the sent files in a hashes.txt files in the remote host. When syncing again, it checks the MD5 of each file against the one stored in the remote hashes.txt file, and only sends the files that are different. This makes ftpsync very efficient when synchronizing a directory with only a few different files, as long as they are always sent by ftpsync.
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took an estimated 1 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in July, 2009
ending with its most recent commit over 1 year ago
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