File Synchronization pour Mac
Synchronisez plusieurs paires de dossiers ou de fichiers.
$7.99
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Aperçu de File Synchronization
La Synchronisation de Fichiers est un utilitaire qui a la capacité de synchroniser plusieurs paires de dossiers ou de fichiers. Il a été conçu pour être facile à utiliser et rapide à exécuter.
Il était à l'origine basé sur l'outil de Synchronisation de Fichiers fourni par Apple avec l'ancien Mac OS, mais a quelques améliorations et fonctionnalités pour aider à accomplir le travail rapidement et efficacement.
La Synchronisation de Fichiers synchronise plusieurs paires de dossiers ou de fichiers. Il a été conçu pour être facile à utiliser : choisissez 2 dossiers à synchroniser, puis cliquez sur le bouton Synchroniser et c'est fait ! Cependant, il existe plusieurs options lorsque vos besoins deviennent un peu plus compliqués. L'interface est facile à utiliser et l'application est rapide pour effectuer toute synchronisation dont vous pourriez avoir besoin.
3 modes de synchronisation différents à utiliser selon ce que vous souhaitez accomplir :
- Mode automatique : chaque fois que le contenu de l'un des dossiers que vous synchronisez change, la synchronisation est effectuée afin que vous puissiez être sûr que les 2 dossiers sont toujours synchronisés. Vous le configurez une fois et ensuite vous l'oubliez.
- Mode répétitif : la synchronisation est effectuée à un intervalle régulier que vous définissez dans les préférences. Bon lorsque vous apportez constamment des modifications et que vous ne voulez pas que les dossiers soient continuellement synchronisés.
- Mode manuel : chaque fois que vous souhaitez effectuer la synchronisation, vous sélectionnez la paire dans la liste et cliquez sur Synchroniser. Idéal si vous synchronisez un dossier qui se trouve sur un volume distant qui pourrait ne pas toujours être disponible.
2 directions de synchronisation différentes :
- Bidirectionnel : les changements dans les deux dossiers synchronisés sont dupliqués dans les deux dossiers. Meilleur lorsque des changements peuvent se produire dans chaque dossier que vous synchronisez.
- Unidirectionnel : les changements qui se produisent dans l'un des dossiers que vous synchronisez sont dupliqués dans l'autre dossier. Si vous souhaitez avoir une sauvegarde exacte d'un dossier, c'est le mode de synchronisation à utiliser. Vous pouvez choisir de sauvegarder le dossier à gauche ou à droite.
Fenêtre d'aperçu :
- Voir combien d'éléments vont être copiés et supprimés et quelles sont les tailles de ces éléments à copier et à supprimer.
- Vérifiez ce qui va se passer si la synchronisation est effectuée.
- Décidez quel élément va remplacer l'autre
- Retirez certains éléments de la liste à synchroniser.
- Supprimez les éléments que vous ne souhaitez pas synchroniser.
Options de synchronisation pour chaque paire :
- Sélectionnez le mode de synchronisation.
- Choisissez la direction de synchronisation de cette paire.
- Définissez des filtres pour ignorer certains éléments.
- Décidez ce qui se passe avec les fichiers orphelins et les fichiers récemment modifiés.
- Ignorez les avertissements lorsque les deux copies du même fichier ont été modifiées depuis la dernière synchronisation.
- Inclure ou non des éléments invisibles.
- Voir l'état de la dernière session de synchronisation et quand elle a été synchronisée pour la dernière fois.
Sources multiples pour la synchronisation :
- Disques locaux.
- Volumes distants partagés par un autre Mac sur votre réseau ou par un ordinateur Windows.
- iDisk.
- Clé USB.
- Stockez les informations de connexion pour les volumes distants afin qu'ils puissent être montés automatiquement la prochaine fois qu'ils sont nécessaires.
- Tout volume auquel vous pouvez accéder dans le Finder peut être utilisé.
Informations supplémentaires :
- Peut générer un journal chaque fois qu'une synchronisation est effectuée.
- Le rapport d'erreur vous donne une description d'une erreur afin que vous puissiez la corriger.
- Les vues hiérarchiques vous montrent exactement où un élément se trouve dans n'importe quelle liste. Double-cliquez sur un élément et il sera sélectionné dans le Finder.
Nouveautés de la version 1.6.5
- Corrige un problème qui faisait que certains fichiers étaient synchronisés encore et encore.
- Prend en charge le mode sombre dans Catalina.
File Synchronization pour Mac
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Version 1.6.5
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Notes des utilisateurs
Oct 18, 2023
Version: 1.6.5
small and focussed tool - it just does what I expected :-)
Jul 3, 2016
Version: 1.6.4
"File Synchronisation has been tested and is fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)."
as per http://www.nemesys-soft.com/MacOS/FileSynchronization/FileSynchronization_EN.html
Sep 22, 2015
Version: 1.6.4
Developer has not "dropped off the face of the earth," the website still works and they still respond to emails, so let's lose the drama.
However, they don't give a damn about keeping it updated and have a history of failing to fix bugs - see my previous post below and also the post from polocanada on Feb 21, 2014 in which the dev. says "Unfortunately, the issue hasn’t been fixed. We’re working on it. Stay tuned."
That was 19 months ago!
I've been using v1.6.4 for quite some time and didn't realize it hadn't been updated in nearly THREE YEARS. I was surprised when I saw that on MU and thought maybe they'd just forgotten to add a newer version.
But I checked the dev's website and they too show 1.6.4 as the current version.
I ran into a bug a few days ago in which FS fails to check if enough free space is available before beginning to copy files. I returned to find FS hung and I had to force-quit.
I figured out what was causing the problem and notified the developer, even though I really didn't think they'd care since the app appeared to be abandoned.
I received this ludicrous reply from them just an hour and a half after I sent my message:
"I’m not sure why you think it’s abandonware. It’s not. The problem you reporting is a known issue that we are tracking and hope to fix in an update. The big problem is that the App Store rules are constantly changing and getting stricter, so it’s harder to maintain older software. And, as you might be able to imagine, rewriting an application like this from scratch takes time. We’re not the size of Apple or Adobe.
So, the only workaround I can suggest for now is that you check in advance that there is enough space on your destination for the entire content of the source."
They were surprised that someone would think that their app, which hadn't been updated in over 2.5 years, was abandoned? LMAO!
The last time it was updated, Mountain Lion was the current OS.
If it looks like abandonware and smells like abandonware, it's probably abandonware.
And they said they were aware of the bug and are "hoping" to fix it in an update, but it's been difficult because they're a small company.
In my many years of experience, "hoping" has never accomplished a single thing. Looks like they've been hoping for years that this app would update itself.
Even individual developers manage to provide regular updates for their apps on the MAS, yet in almost three years this company hasn't managed to fix a critical bug that they admit to knowing about.
Don't give this developer any money because they'll just squander it on who-knows-what. It sure won't go toward updating their software!
It would be EXTREMELY foolish to buy this app knowing it contains at least two bugs and hasn't been updated in years.
Backups are vital, and you want up-to-date, bug-free software from a diligent, reputable company.
That is definitely NOT what you get with File Synchronization!
However, they don't give a damn about keeping it updated and have a history of failing to fix bugs - see my previous post below and also the post from polocanada on Feb 21, 2014 in which the dev. says "Unfortunately, the issue hasn’t been fixed. We’re working on it. Stay tuned."
That was 19 months ago!
I've been using v1.6.4 for quite some time and didn't realize it hadn't been updated in nearly THREE YEARS. I was surprised when I saw that on MU and thought maybe they'd just forgotten to add a newer version.
But I checked the dev's website and they too show 1.6.4 as the current version.
I ran into a bug a few days ago in which FS fails to check if enough free space is available before beginning to copy files. I returned to find FS hung and I had to force-quit.
I figured out what was causing the problem and notified the developer, even though I really didn't think they'd care since the app appeared to be abandoned.
I received this ludicrous reply from them just an hour and a half after I sent my message:
"I’m not sure why you think it’s abandonware. It’s not. The problem you reporting is a known issue that we are tracking and hope to fix in an update. The big problem is that the App Store rules are constantly changing and getting stricter, so it’s harder to maintain older software. And, as you might be able to imagine, rewriting an application like this from scratch takes time. We’re not the size of Apple or Adobe.
So, the only workaround I can suggest for now is that you check in advance that there is enough space on your destination for the entire content of the source."
They were surprised that someone would think that their app, which hadn't been updated in over 2.5 years, was abandoned? LMAO!
The last time it was updated, Mountain Lion was the current OS.
If it looks like abandonware and smells like abandonware, it's probably abandonware.
And they said they were aware of the bug and are "hoping" to fix it in an update, but it's been difficult because they're a small company.
In my many years of experience, "hoping" has never accomplished a single thing. Looks like they've been hoping for years that this app would update itself.
Even individual developers manage to provide regular updates for their apps on the MAS, yet in almost three years this company hasn't managed to fix a critical bug that they admit to knowing about.
Don't give this developer any money because they'll just squander it on who-knows-what. It sure won't go toward updating their software!
It would be EXTREMELY foolish to buy this app knowing it contains at least two bugs and hasn't been updated in years.
Backups are vital, and you want up-to-date, bug-free software from a diligent, reputable company.
That is definitely NOT what you get with File Synchronization!
Jun 25, 2015
Version: 1.6.4
Developer dropped off the face of the earth and the registration process has to keep happening - some weirder serial validation unlike anything else I've seen. Code won't work anymore and can't get response.
Feb 21, 2014
Version: 1.6.4
Response from the developer regarding the issue I outlined below..
Since it's not fixed, if you are doing sync, be very very careful everybody because if you use USB drives and if that drive becomes not available, disconnected or whatever, you could potentially risk loss of files because they become deleted both on source and destination and go to trash bin without you knowing it (unless you have LOGING option turned on)
Here is response from Laurent. I think the issue is critical, it's unfortunate it's still not resolved after about 1 year being known. That was about the time when the problem happened and still not resolved.
RESPONSE:
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Hello.
Unfortunately, the issue hasn’t been fixed. We’re working on it. Stay tuned.
-Laurent.
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