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rclone-sync

Using rclone in a bash script to save project folders to S3 bucket.

How

This is a bash script, it is available for Linux and Mac terminal prompt, or GitBash terminal for Windows.

Basically $ rclone-sync will guide you clearly.

It checks if there is a file that requires privacy then encodes its data into another file with '.encoded' extension and excludes it during sync. For example .env file becomes .env.encoded as encoded and gets synced to remote but not the original file.

Also user gets a log file .sync.log in the same folder and a report text as a return.

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rclone-sync has dependencies:

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