Looking for an intelligent sync uploader
tsk1979
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I went to help.smugmug.com page, and it seems most uploaders no longer work.
The web uploader is good, but its a dumb uploader. Suppose your internet connection breaks during an overnight upload, you only get to know in morning.
Unlike dropbox folder sync, there is no uploader which is persistent, i.e. keep trying similar to dropbox folder sync which syncs a folder on the fly, even over patchy internet connections.
Sometimes on field with 3G, internet connection keeps breaking. Usually, at night I put it up for upload, and then in the morning I see that only 6 pics got uploaded due to bad connection. If I had woken up and restarted, things would have been fine.
Any suggestions?
The web uploader is good, but its a dumb uploader. Suppose your internet connection breaks during an overnight upload, you only get to know in morning.
Unlike dropbox folder sync, there is no uploader which is persistent, i.e. keep trying similar to dropbox folder sync which syncs a folder on the fly, even over patchy internet connections.
Sometimes on field with 3G, internet connection keeps breaking. Usually, at night I put it up for upload, and then in the morning I see that only 6 pics got uploaded due to bad connection. If I had woken up and restarted, things would have been fine.
Any suggestions?
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http://feedback.smugmug.com/forums/17723-smugmug
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I use it continuously to keep my entire web site updated, just periodically hit the the publish button and let it figure out what changed since the last time.
I don't suggest this is a solution to broken connections, as even with this you have to put "publish" again -- but it does keep very good track of what's done, not done, changed, etc. so a restart is truly just one button again.