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`export PATH=~/bin/:$PATH`
## Using the command
###### init
Typical use of tool is starting a sync with the command
`masync init -l /home/luca/localsync/ -r remoteuser@server:/home/remoteuser/sync/`
-l option stands for the local folder you want to mirror and sync, -r option stands for the remote folder in the form known to both ssh and scp
###### list
it shows the list of all synched local folders with respective remote folder and some other usefull information: the integer id assigned to the sync,
the current status of sync, the local folder you are keeping in sync and the remote folder.
In the following commands you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,
or with the local folder using the option -l
###### stop
If you want to stop a sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync
`masync stop -s 1 or masync stop -l /home/luca/localsync/`
###### start
If you want to resume a stopped sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync
`masync start -s 1 or masync stop -l /home/luca/localsync/`
###### remove
Remove the sync from the list of all syncs, do not delete any local folder and data
`masync remove -s 1 or masync remove -l /home/luca/localsync/`

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echo 'LIST: '
echo -e "\tit shows the list of all synched local folders with respective remote folder and some other usefull information: the integer id assigned to the sync,"
echo -e "\tthe current status of sync, the local folder you are keeping in sync and the remote folder."
echo -e "\tIn the following command you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,"
echo -e "\tIn the following commands you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,"
echo -e "\tor with the local folder using the option -l"
echo 'STOP: '
echo -e "\tIf you want to stop a sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync"