Synk Pro 6.5

Synk Pro 6.5 is such a wonderful program which consists of N-way synchronizations, advanced rule capabilities for arbitrary actions and archiving, flexible scheduling options, and more. Features ZeroScan, the revolutionary new technology that makes updating your backups blazingly fast.

Major Features: 

1. Okay. Fine:
   
   • It's here—a Synk product designed for expert users, with all of the bells and whistles.
   • The initial release of Synk 6 Professional includes a number of the most-requested features to date, and the software will be an ongoing work in progress.
2. Pros Do It N-Ways: Another industry first to be found only in Synk, Synk Pro features the ability to perform full N-way synchronizations and backups between up to 64 directories/machines. Anybody in charge of, say, a lab of machines, or who is lucky enough to have several personal machines, will really appreciate the power of this capability. All of the Synk features you're used to continue to work great in this new environment, too.
3. Rule With a Brushed-Metal Fist
   • Synk Pro rules Synk Pro provides you with unprecedented control over your synchronizations through a new, more powerful set of rule capabilities.
   • First, the types of rules you can produce have been enhanced by the capability to form boolean combinations of other rules, and some new criteria types such as extended attribute matching. Second, once a rule has matched something, rules can now assign specific actions to items beyond the traditional "include/exclude." For instance, you can now force particular items to be deleted, or create your own custom error conditions. And finally, the oft requested feature to be able to use rules to govern archiving is now a reality.
4. And More...:  download a copy today and give it a spin. You'll be surprised at how much you can do with little effort. That's the Synk way of doing things.

Enhancements:

• Now compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard.” Maintaining compatibility of this complicated tool across the increasingly wide technological gulf in operating systems has had the following consequences:
• • Receiving Growl notifications now depends upon the growlnotify tool being installed. It may be found in the standard Growl distribution download.
  • Playing sounds after run completion now depends on the afplay tool being installed. This is part of most standard OS installs, so most users won't notice any change.
• “Autorun on mount” is now supported on a wider variety of volumes, including locally attached FAT drives and many network mounts. The level of support may vary based on your version of Mac OS X. You will need to redefine the locations using those volumes in Synk's interface to take advantage of this new support.
• Emailed logs now contain brief stats at the top of the email.
• Appending a “: ” to the end of the log email server name will cause Synk to use that port (instead of 25) to connect.
• Replacement of a file with a package, or vice versa, is now supported.
• Synk now detects and flags an error if a volume UUID isn't actually unique, instead of just picking one basically at random. The help files now describe how to remedy the situation.
• Fixed the nefarious “parentScript is a required value” error message.
• Fixed an issue where correctly completed runs could briefly be reported as having crashed.
• Fixed a couple of issues in the blessing of bootable backups.
• Fixed an issue where Synk could get confused moving files to an encrypted archive.
• Fixed an issue where the progress bar could flicker while waiting on a preview.
• Fixed an issue where the ordering information between locations could become corrupted, resulting in inconsistent display and labeling.
• Minor performance improvements during file copies.
• The usual variety of general tweaks, improvements, and fixes.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger"
• Later Intel or PowerPC Mac