ChronoSync 4.7.3 Multilangual | incl ChronoAgent 1.6.1 |MacOSX | 66.9 MB
ChronoSync is the professional choice for periodic backups, bootable drive clones and folder synchronizations. Target any device or folder visible in Finder such as a volume, thumb drive, NAS, disk image, server or (with ChronoAgent) another Mac! ChronoSync replaces your backup utility, drive clone utility, and folder sync utility with a single, powerful application. Add InterConneX (free for iOS) and use ChronoSync to push files and folders to your iDevice!
Effortless to setup synchronization and backup utility featuring a clean and organized design
Finding your way around the ChronoSync main window is fairly intuitive: start by setting up the source and target volumes, and then select the synchronization method and direction from the drop down menu placed in the center of the configuration panel. ChronoSync is able to work with most volumes connected to your Mac.
Note that you have to synchronize files if you want to have access to them on more than one device: that means that ChronoSync will automatically copy the changes between the two volumes. Backups, on the other hand, represent a one direction transfer from the source folder to the backup storage location.
Enables you to backup entire operating systems or drives by creating bootable backups
ChronoSync is capable to create a bootable backup of your system on an external drive, or on another internal disk: this way, you will have an exact replica of your system that can be run immediately in case your primary installation breaks down. In addition, ChronoSync also allows you to store the bootable backup on a remote network location.
On top of all the data handling rules that can be personalized via the ChronoSync panels, the application also enables you to schedule specific tasks. This way you can make sure that your data is backed up or synchronized periodically.
Reliable solution for backing up information and synchronizing data between multiple locations
ChronoSync provides versatile solutions for setting up backup and transfer rules between various drives connected to your network. This way you can work on the same files on multiple devices, or backup important documents on more than one volume.
Amazingly there are more than 80 different backup and file synchronization programs available for Mac OS X. With so many choices, it can be confusing to pick the right one. Here are some reasons why ChronoSync is the smart choice:
MULTIFUNCTIONAL - ChronoSync isn’t just a backup tool. It isn’t just a sync tool. Nor is it just a cloning tool. ChronoSync is all three!! Not only does it do all that, it excels at each and every one of those tasks! Why buy a unitasker when you can have a multitasker that outperforms it.
INTERACTIVE FEEDBACK - ChronoSync offers the ability to preview every operation a sync or backup will perform and allows you to make changes before committing them. Other tools don’t provide any option for interaction, leaving you to run blind and hope for the best.
BUILT-IN RESTORE - Most backup programs leave you on your own when it comes time to restore data. The same goes for retrieving older versions of files that have been archived. Of course, that's if they even have an archive option (which most don’t). ChronoSync offers a full user interface for restoring files and retrieving older files from an archive.
NOTIFICATIONS GALORE - Email notifications, notification center, and push notifications to your iPhone keep you informed of any sync or backup task as they are completed. No other sync/backup tool offers this many notification options.
EVENT BASED SCHEDULES - Sure, we all have schedulers for allowing you to specify a time for a sync/backup to run but what if you want it to run when some specified event occurs? Like, having it automatically run when you mount an external drive? Or maybe, have a sync/backup run when you get home from work and open your laptop? ChronoSync can do that … and a whole lot more!
BETTER THAN FILE SHARING - ChronoSync + ChronoAgent allows you to sync/backup data between Macs MUCH faster than built-in file sharing. Not only that but you get full access to remote file systems, control over mapping ownership permissions plus an encrypted connection. No other sync/backup tools have something like this to offer.
POWER USER FEATURES - ChronoSync is pretty easy to use even when configuring extensive backup regimens. Most users will just configure it and let it do its thing in the background. For power users, however, there’s a whole slew of configurable options to fine tune it for your needs. Things like sync triggers, programable rules, detailed log reports, script execution, package file handling, error pre-determination, etc. These are Professional-level features at a Consumer-level price!
Enhancements
Implemented support for v4 authentication of AWS S3 commands.
Updated the predefined set of AWS S3 endpoints to include all the latest, v4-only regions.
Added the capability to specify a region identifier within the parenthesis to support future regions, or regions associated with S3 compatible services. If this syntax is used, the region identifier must be followed by /v4 or else v2 authentication will be used. An example of such an endpoint specification is: https://an-s3-enpoint-url.com (region-identifier/v4)
Pre- and Post- sync shell scripts now receive an additional argument, the ‘Run Mode’ of the sync. 0=Standard, 1=Trial Sync and 2=Scheduled Sync.
Miscellaneous
Updated any 2016 references to 2017.
Bug Fixes
Added logic to work around a memory leak in a system call on macOS 10.8. This affects uploading data to AWS S3. The solution applies only to macOS 10.8 and can be disabled, if needed.
Added logic to address a problem where, in some instances, the local agent takes upwards of 10 seconds to access the local keychain. Added a retry for up to 30 seconds to account for the slow response.
Fixed a bug in the Sync Document Log and Scheduler Log whereby log entries would appear to be truncated.
Fixed a bug in the Scheduled Items editor whereby editing an item for which its corresponding sync document could not be located would not allow you to save any changes.
Fixed a bug in the ‘Choose Target’ window whereby changing the selected volume in the left table by means of using the arrow keys on the keyboard would not trigger a volume change.
Fixed a display bug in the ‘Choose Target’ window to account for the display of a scroll bar on the volumes list.
Fixed a bug whereby the volumes list in the ‘Choose Target’ window would not scroll if there were more entries than were visible. This only affected macOS 10.8 and 10.9.
Edited the Retina version of the ‘About’ dialog graphic so that it does not include a border frame.
Implemented support for v4 authentication of AWS S3 commands.
Updated the predefined set of AWS S3 endpoints to include all the latest, v4-only regions.
Added the capability to specify a region identifier within the parenthesis to support future regions, or regions associated with S3 compatible services. If this syntax is used, the region identifier must be followed by /v4 or else v2 authentication will be used. An example of such an endpoint specification is: https://an-s3-enpoint-url.com (region-identifier/v4)
Pre- and Post- sync shell scripts now receive an additional argument, the ‘Run Mode’ of the sync. 0=Standard, 1=Trial Sync and 2=Scheduled Sync.
Miscellaneous
Updated any 2016 references to 2017.
Bug Fixes
Added logic to work around a memory leak in a system call on macOS 10.8. This affects uploading data to AWS S3. The solution applies only to macOS 10.8 and can be disabled, if needed.
Added logic to address a problem where, in some instances, the local agent takes upwards of 10 seconds to access the local keychain. Added a retry for up to 30 seconds to account for the slow response.
Fixed a bug in the Sync Document Log and Scheduler Log whereby log entries would appear to be truncated.
Fixed a bug in the Scheduled Items editor whereby editing an item for which its corresponding sync document could not be located would not allow you to save any changes.
Fixed a bug in the ‘Choose Target’ window whereby changing the selected volume in the left table by means of using the arrow keys on the keyboard would not trigger a volume change.
Fixed a display bug in the ‘Choose Target’ window to account for the display of a scroll bar on the volumes list.
Fixed a bug whereby the volumes list in the ‘Choose Target’ window would not scroll if there were more entries than were visible. This only affected macOS 10.8 and 10.9.
Edited the Retina version of the ‘About’ dialog graphic so that it does not include a border frame.
Requirements: Intel, 64-bit processor, OS X 10.8 or later
Language: Multilangual
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