I was a bit confused as Steve discussed his use of SyncThing. I am also a Synology user and have found a number of native Synology packages that I quite like. One is Synology Drive. It does everything that Steve has described he uses with SyncThing. But it sounds like Synology Drive is easier to set up and use. I have several machines both Mac and Linux, and it syncs all the data I specify across these machines. It was never mentioned on the podcast, but it works great.
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I suspect part of the reason he didn't use it is he isn't aware of what it can do. If he was aware of it and chose not to use it, I suspect that would be because it does a lot (too much?) and from a security perspective, you want to limit servers to least privilege. For example it also must have some web server built in because it can share files on a web portal.
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Synology Drive Server is a comprehensive solution for file storage, management, sharing, and synchronization. It is equipped with Synology Drive Admin Console for centralized management and monitoring, Synology Drive for file access via web portal, and Synology Drive ShareSync for...
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