dan wrote at about 21:45:25 -0600 on Sunday, October 26, 2008:
 > I have posted this a few times but here it is again.
 > 
 > Instead of installing cygwin completely, install Deltacopy instead.
 > 
 > 1) It is rsync on windows via cygwin
 > 2) it has a nice GUI
 > 3) directorys available via rsync are settable via aliases. (Documents and
 > Settings can be "docs")
 > 4) can use authentication to provide some basic security.
 > 5) runs as a service
 > 6) service can be run under a username that is capable of reading all files
 > but not writing
 > 
 > I use this extensively while backing up windows desktops.

- Can it coexist with a full cygwin install (I have cygwin installed
  already) or does it have conflicts with the cygwin1.dll (or other
  things?

- Is it doing something different from cygwin rsync/ssh or is it just
  a nicer/cleaner UI? If so, what is different that makes it work
  better?

Thanks


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