Copy and reorganise files across machines, faster than rsync
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Windows users get rsync's resumable, delta-only transfers behind a familiar two-pane interface, so a large upload that fails does not fail silently.
RsyncZilla is a free Windows file transfer client with the familiar FileZilla layout, local files on one side and remote on the other, that moves data with rsync over SSH instead of FTP or plain SFTP. Only the changed parts of files are sent, and failures show up in the transfer queue rather than passing unnoticed. It bundles a portable rsync 3.3.0, an SSH terminal based on KiTTY, live editing of remote files with automatic sync back, and a site manager that stores credentials securely. Written in C# on .NET 8, MIT licensed, it comes as an installer or a portable ZIP for 64-bit Windows.
Copy and reorganise files across machines, faster than rsync
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