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Version 2.7.9
Saturday, November 22, 2025 in Blog
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Version 2.7.9 (build 170) - in development and test Currently, the sole modification between this version and version 2.7.8 (released version) is the utilization of the most recent refactored Swift Packages (SPM). It is important to note that this …
Version 2.7.8
Wednesday, November 19, 2025 in Blog
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Version 2.7.8 (build 169) - November 19, 2025 There have been updates to the Swift Packages, and the logging section has been cleaned up and several unnecessary log statements have been removed. Additionally, the release build does not contain any …
Version 2.7.6
Monday, November 03, 2025 in Blog
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Version 2.7.6 (build 167) - 3 November, 2025 A few users have experienced a crash when estimating tasks. The release fixes the issue. The update does the following: preventing RsyncUI from crashing when the termination signal is received before all …
Verify remote
Monday, October 27, 2025 in Blog
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Overview This post describes how I use the Verify remote function. The Remote Setup I back up my bird photography to multiple locations: a Raspberry Pi 5 server configured with two WD Red SA500 2.5" SSD 1TB drives set up as a mirrored ZFS pool a …
Number of files
Friday, October 17, 2025 in Blog
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Numbers updated: November 18, 2025, version 2.7.7 There is a very nice and excellent tool, cloc, for counting of files and lines of code. Below are the numbers for Swift files which are part of the repository for compiling RsyncUI. RsyncUI does not …
Tagging of data
Saturday, March 01, 2025 in Blog
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Overview It is imperative that RsyncUI correctly tags tasks with data to be synchronized. If the tagging fails, some source data may not be synchronized. RsyncUI supports both the latest version of rsync and the older default version included in …
Swift concurrency
Saturday, March 01, 2025 in Blog
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First, I must acknowledge that my understanding of Swift concurrency is limited. While I have a basic grasp of the subject, if you are reading this and seeking more detailed information, I strongly recommend searching for and reading articles from …