rsync backup for Android

2.0.2

Michał Kowalczuk

4.39

761 reviews

50,000+
Downloads

Free

Backup your Android data using classic Unix rsync protocol!

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About rsync backup for Android

rsync backup for Android was a tools app developed by Michał Kowalczuk. It was removed from Google Play Jan 21, 2016.

Install Statistics

rsync backup for Android had been installed 71 thousand times before it became unavailable.

User Ratings

rsync backup for Android was rated 4.39 out of 5 stars, based on 760 ratings.

App Information

rsync backup for Android was free. The app size was 89.19 kB. The last available version was 2.0.2. The last update was on January 28, 2015.

Technical Requirements

rsync backup for Android required Android 1.6+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since November 2010.

rsync backup for Android was made and published by Michał Kowalczuk. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Michał Kowalczuk. The app name, icon and description belong to Michał Kowalczuk and are shown as last published on Google Play.

Description by Michał Kowalczuk (from Google Play)

THIS APPLICATION ONLY RUNS DOWNLOADED BINARIES (COMPILED FROM UNMODIFIED SOURCES).

More data about rsync backup for Android

Price	Free
Install estimate	71 thousand
Rating	4.39 based on 760 ratings
Version	2.0.2
App size	89.2 KB
Number of libraries	1
Designed for Android	1.6+
Suitable for	Everyone
Ads	Contains ads

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Comments on rsync backup for Android for Android

★★★★★ Excellent backup solution + tasker + lollipop support This is an excellent way to backup media using the Rsync protocol. It supports integration with taker for completely automatic backups. I use this to backup newly clicked pictures and videos automatically at midnight everyday to my NAS, if connected to my home Wifi. Thanks to the dev for quick lollipop support.

★★★★★ Works like a charm with the cygwin ssh server It's demanding to install cygwin ssh server in windows environment. But once installed this app works best so well

★★★★★ Great app. The power of rsync at your finger tips. I had a scare when I missed files in my first trial, but choosing the right path for the local drive on the Android device solved it (use /storage/extSdCard/DCIM/Camera and stay away from /storage/emulated/...).

★★☆☆☆ Stopped working Used to work, now only get an rsync protocol error.

★★☆☆☆ Seems to need root Looks very promising and transparent (ssh, rsync to my computer instead of some cloud), however it tries to create a local /data/.ssh directory, which fails miserably on my non-rooted device. Very promising, but very unfortunate.

★★☆☆☆ It worked perfect... but now : unable to download binaries and stops with error (binaries seems corrupted ?). i could give 5 stars if it work again ! Samsung galaxy tab / cm10 : it worked and is unable to download binaries

★★☆☆☆ Issues with android 6.0 Have upgraded to android marshmallow, android 6.0. Now have issues with a permission error. Application is unable to create .ssh directory.

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