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Does anyone have current recommendations for an alternative to nextcloud file syncing/sharing?
I use it only for the below:
And for that, nextcloud seems to be overkill.
Sounds like Syncthing for syncing and something like...is it... croc or Wormhole...? To drop files and send things.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding haha.
Thanks, I'll check them out.
I'm checking out seafile. I think it does those things, but I'm not sure.
File browser is easy for all of those minus syncing. You might also do rsync. Easiest solution!
Thanks, I'll take a look. Syncing is nice, but I'll see how it fits!
It's command line but super easy. You can add it to daily or every ten minute cronjobs. Easiest format is rsync -avz /from /to. If it is too another device rsync -avz /from user@ip:/to