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@mattgemmell Been a while since I’ve used it, but Synchronize Pro X used to be my choice for that: http://www.qdea.com/synchronize_pro_x_intro.html …

@mattgemmell Synk maybe? http://decimus.net/Synk 

@mattgemmell +1 for Chronosync.

@mattgemmell Used ChronoSync for years to backup websites. Once all options understood, works well. Care with permissions after upgrades

@mattgemmell synkron is good. #latereply

@mattgemmell a bit late to the game, but Synk should do the job and do it well: http://decimus.net/Synk 

@mattgemmell I’ve used ChronoSync for both scheduled and “on mount” syncs to great effect. Can do mirroring and bi-directional syncing too.

@mattgemmell I think ChronoSync is very good.

@mattgemmell Carbon Copy Cloner?

@mattgemmell rsync cmdline tool

@mattgemmell CrashPlan?

@mattgemmell Used to use ChronoSync for that, worked great. http://www.econtechnologies.com/pages/cs/chrono_overview.html …

@mattgemmell I use Chronosync from Econ Technologies - might be overkill for just one folder though.

@mattgemmell CarbonCopyCloner does a good job smart updating between drives, folders, etc.

@mattgemmell I believe Hazel can do that

@mattgemmell try Carbon Copy Cloner.

@mattgemmell ChronoSync is OK. http://www.econtechnologies.com/pages/cs/chrono_overview.html …

@mattgemmell Carbon Copy Cloner.

@mattgemmell if ‘good’ didn’t imply ease of use I’d suggest rsync.