Recursive indexing? What you need that for?
Obviously you should just steal the computer from your office.
Parse the source directory structure for the list of all files found in all of the subdirectories. Then parse the target directory structure for all files found in all of those subdirectories. I am assuming you are going to recursively parse those folders to generate the list of files and indexing where in the folder structures the files are located.
I haven't even thought about it yet..
of course you would loop through them, but the output I haven't figured out what is most useful yet... you want sync'ing done at the same time?
I better be getting my salad tossed for this...
I'll jimmy something up tonight to get a better look at it..
Oh salads will be tossed, oh yes.
But this is a non-gay thread, so what type of greens and dressing would you like for your salad?
syncback by 2brightsparks was going to be my recommendation. I've used it for years and for a free program it's great. You can get pretty detailed with the rules of what and how you sync your folders.
I don't have any experience with synctoy.
Bait and switch motherfucker!
I'll work on the duplication part first, then decide about the sync
I need duplicate software to sort through the heaps of legally owned mp3's i have where I know at least 1000 of them are dupes.. So if you find something that works good, then let me know, else I'll make it..