Sync-in Offers Free Self-Hosted File Sync for Windows, Mac, Linux
For organizations that cannot use cloud services due to security policies, Sync-in offers a self-hosted alternative with full control over data.
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Sync-in is a free, open-source file sync server that can be self-hosted. It provides GUI clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Features include bidirectional and unidirectional sync, automatic background sync, multi-user support, and detailed permission settings. The article covers the setup process for the server and client.
The Sync-in project is hosted on GitHub and provides a live demo site for testing. The server runs in Docker and can be set up with a few commands. The client installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux are available from the project's downloads page. Sync-in distinguishes between personal folders synced across devices and shared spaces for team collaboration. Permission settings allow granular control over file access per user or group. The review demonstrates the complete setup process from server deployment to client connection.
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