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directory synchronization
Can anybody help me on how to do directory synchronization. i have been reading about rsync and filesync but apparently it seems to me that synchronization is from a source directory to a destination directory only. how about if vice versa - wherein i need to synchronize both directories, updating based on the most recent data, whichever directory has it. is this possible with rsync or filesync? can you provide an alternative for this.
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