syncdat Usage
The SyncDat client is a command line program which can be run in a unix shell, Windows Command Shell, or Mac OS X Terminal Window. It can also be embedded in shell scripts or batch files.
SyncDat operates on one directory tree hosted on the local workstation, and one directory tree hosted on a remote ExpeDat server. It can perform three types of operations:
Peer Mode: The two directories are compared and changes may be made to both of them to make them the same.
Remote Master: Only the local directory is changed to make it identical to the remote directory.
Local Master: Only the remote directory is changed to make it identical to the local directory.