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Syncing files with my android device
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Syncing files with my android device

Hello,

I'm searching an app for my android device for syncing my photos and maybe a few files. E.g. something like Dropbox, because I don't want my files to be somewhere on the internet. I already have owncloud on my server but it looks like their mobile app sucks and doesn't really support sync. Its ok for me as well, if its just a ftp client who uploads my new photos when I'm connected over wifi or something like that.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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  • cfgguycfgguy Member, Host Rep

    Avast backup can do that

  • @cfgguy said:
    Avast backup can do that

    It looks like it saves the files on avast servers, doesnt it?

  • ndelaespadandelaespada Member, Host Rep

    i'd be interested in something like this too.. will check out avast backup, any other options?

  • @ndelaespada said:
    i'd be interested in something like this too.. will check out avast backup, any other options?

    Well, it looks like it saves files to avast or google drive. But I want my files on my own server.

  • cfgguycfgguy Member, Host Rep

    Use drop sync . It uses Dropbox

  • skagerrakskagerrak Member
    edited January 2014

    Have a look at ajaxplorer/pydio. They provide a free iOS/Android-Application.

  • @cfgguy said:
    Use drop sync . It uses Dropbox

    But as I said, I don't want my files to be on the server of another company like Dropbox, Google or what ever :P

  • zhuanyizhuanyi Member
    edited January 2014

    trexos said: But as I said, I don't want my files to be on the server of another company like Dropbox, Google or what ever :P

    AeroFS was good but I don't think they have free plans anymore...

    EDIT: It is: https://www.aerofs.com/pricing and it is on your own server.

  • rds100rds100 Member
    edited January 2014

    trexos said: I don't want my files to be on the server of another company like Dropbox, Google or what ever :P

    You probably don't want your unencrypted files to reside on a third party servers.

  • rds100 said: You probably don't want your unencrypted files to reside on a third party servers.

    would get a KVM and set up an encrypted volume help?

  • @skagerrak said:
    Have a look at ajaxplorer/pydio. They provide a free iOS/Android-Application.

    Looks awesome. But it's not poissible to sync files is it?

  • skagerrakskagerrak Member
    edited January 2014

    @trexos said:
    Looks awesome. But it's not poissible to sync files is it?

    I must admit I didn't realise they changed their name. I still know it back in the days when it was called ajaxplorer3. You could (with their old Android-app) share files between your server and the phone/sd-card. Don't know if that still works. It didn't, however, provide an automated sync. Apart from manually sharing files, it just provided a cache.

  • @skagerrak

    Yeah the new app works great, but syncing isn't possible and thats what I need.

  • skagerrakskagerrak Member
    edited January 2014

    @trexos said:
    Yeah the new app works great, but syncing isn't possible and thats what I need.

    You might want to try FolderSync. It uses sFTP/WebDAV/Samba and should work in connection with ajaxplorer.

  • RizRiz Member
    edited January 2014

    Bittorrent Sync. Works well with every device I own and has awesome android support. You can run it on a server for a constant "cloud".

  • Xcloud
    Pogoplug?
    Crashplan

  • ownCloud

  • Btsync is awesome ;)

  • @skagerrak said:

    How does the connection between pydio and foldersync work? Which protocol do i have to use?

  • @trexos said:
    How does the connection between pydio and foldersync work? Which protocol do i have to use?

    I connect to ajaxplorer (pre-pydio) via WebDAV and HTTPs. Foldersync should support both.

  • I moved my stuff from SugarSync to a 500gig Backupsy server with BitTorrent® Sync. You will find BitTorrent Sync client for both iPhone and Android. One feature missing on the mobile app. is offline cache. The app. only synchronize files on WiFi. I contacted support and they informed me that on the next release they will support it.

    Android
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bittorrent.sync

    iOS
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bittorrent-sync/id665156116?mt=8

  • +1 for btSync, works fine between android and vps!

  • how about using rsync ? :)
    before you can use this, root your phone 1st.

  • BTSYNC.

  • +BTSync. All my pictures are transparently and immediately copied to my home server from my phone. :P

  • i have the android client which monitors my camera's DCIM folder for changes; and its immediately baked up to my backupsy box; all desktop backups are pushed via btsync to backupsy.

    its a top-shelf combo, imho.

  • I use BTSync, and or SeaFile, depending on if I want to actually store the file on my server or not.

  • Dropsync :-) It's paid, but it works very well.

    I don't like BTSync because it's closed source and I haven't seen any methods against guessing encryption keys and taking a walk with it.

  • I use FolderSync and haven't had any issues with it.

  • painfreepcpainfreepc Member
    edited January 2014

    @mpkossen said:
    Dropsync :-) It's paid, but it works very well.

    I don't like BTSync because it's closed source and I haven't seen any methods against guessing encryption keys and taking a walk with it.

    Please do tell me how someone will guest YOUR BTSync Secret Key

    Read-Only Secret, Movie Trailers and other stuff: "BTK7XSHTX4VA5RUCU2QD6ACYIMJJPNQLY"

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