File and Directory Sync program with source code

[Guest MadCoder]

I have tried a few programs to keep my files synch'ed with a remote NAS and VPN server and all seemed to fail at one point or another.

So, Once I had a few free hours (which is almost impossible to have these days) I wrote my own. It uses the xDirectory library, which

is runs about 40% fast than robocopy, and about 15% fast than teracopy from my benchmarks. I have removed the VPN checks, but

feel free to modify at will. I haven't completed the options screen yet, but I will if anyone actually uses this.

The program will sync entire directories recursively once every xx.xx.xx (variables set my user). I have mine running every 12 hours since I plan

on making a lot of changes soon.

C# Source and Executable

[djvj]

Very nice and thanks, I might have a use for this.

[evil eye]

I don't have a server set up, but from what I'm reading here I think I would be able to use this program to sync the contents of my HyperSpin folder on my C drive to the one on my external hard drive, correct? The program that came with my hard drive isn't too reliable. The folder always seems off by a MB or two after I sync it.

[Guest MadCoder]

This has done the trick for me. You should have no problems sync'ing this to a server. I wrote this to sync to my nas, and remote storage through VPN.

[smithjon]

to fail at one point or another.

So, Once I had a few free hours (which is almost impossible to have these days) I wrote my own. It uses the xDirectory library, which

is runs about 40

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