It's been a while... kinda crazy at work, so haven't had much time for this place. A few things did happen, though. First - I installed subversion on my server, so my (public) stuff is now visible as i work on it. You can hit it at svn://www.kolosy.com/svn-repository. For those of you unfamiliar with subversion - go get TortoiseSVN from Tigris.org and be done with it. Great client and SCM system - I got the office to switch to it (from source unsafe) and we're all pretty damn happy.

Second - I published the RSync port to c#. It's in subversion and the binary is available on downloads (http://www.kolosy.com/downloads/NetSync.exe). It's not my greatest work (most of it isn't my direct work - I managed a guy who did a lot of it, and filled in holes here and there), but it works... sort of. I want to overhaul the entire thing, but that will take some time. Right now it's a straight port to managed code. We didn't spend much time looking at what was actually going on, and focused on transferring the algorithm. As a result, the code is very C++ - like, and rather procedural. Hopefully this will pick up and we'll re-write it. But if not, it's at a point where it can transfer files and act as a daemon, which should be enough to get some people going.

More to come...

Update: by popular demand, I've moved the source code to a public repository on github. I'll do my best to help out, but I haven't had the bandwidth lately to work on this project.

http://github.com/kolosy/rsync.net