Unison File Synchronizer Description
Unison is a file-synchronization program for Windows, Unix, and OSX. It allows you to store two copies of the same file or directories on different hosts (or on different disks on one host), and then modify each replica separately. Then, each replica can be brought up to date by propagating changes to the other. Unison can be used on Windows as well as many Unix flavors (Solaris Linux, OS X and OS X). systems. Unison is cross-platform, so you can synchronize a Windows computer with a Unix server. Unison is not a distributed filesystem. It is a user-level program. You don't need to modify the kernel nor have superuser privileges on any host. Unison can be used between any pair of computers connected to the internet. It can communicate over either a direct socket connection or tunneling over encrypted ssh connections. It works well over slow connections such as PPP connections and is careful with network bandwidth.
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