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Question copy diff files

I have to synchronize files on two machines, but these are not connected via LAN. Now I'm using DVD's to copy new data.
The question is how can I create a list of files on one machine and having this list archive or copy only new files from other. Are there any standard tools like diff/patch for sources?
 

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