DavSync: like rsync, for WebDAV.
DavSync is a small, self-contained tool for synchronizing local folders with remote folders via the WebDAV protocol. It requires only Python 2.7, and is fully contained in the davsync file in order to make it easy to just copy to a server and start using it.
DavSync was initially developed to facilitate uploading data to OpenDrive from a Synology NAS, and has really only been tested in this use-case, however it should work with any other WebDAV compliant server.
DavSync was inspired by the excellent rsync utility, though makes no claim to be as robust or well-engineered as it is.
usage: davsync [-h] [-v] [-l LOGIN] [-p PASSWORD] url srcPath dstPath
positional arguments:
url URL to sync with
srcPath path to sync from (use "wd:" for remote)
dstPath path to sync to (use "wd:" for remote)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose use verbose output
-l LOGIN, --login LOGIN
login username (typically email address)
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
password for remote server
Example: ./davsync -l username -p password https://site.com photos wd:photos
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