RevSync - FTP synchronization client

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

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revsync - aims to be a revision control storing revision information on a user specified FTP server and storing revision information for a 'project'. The client will automatically track changes made by multiple users and upload/download as necessary.

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Storage: select from multiple local/remote sources

Actions page showing which files to upload/download

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