<pclass="portstext"translate="yes">Forward port 873 from your internet router:</p>
<pclass="subheadertext"translate="yes">About</p>
<pclass="helptext"translate="yes">For most purposes Syncthing is an easier file synchronization system, but rsync is still a reliable solution if you prefer to do things the more traditional way or if you just want to create a mirror from an existing rsync server.</p>
<pclass="helptext"translate="yes">Rsync is unencrypted but can be used via an onion address for transport security. If you are using it via a cleartext domain then third parties will be able to see the content, but this may not matter if you are synchronizing already public content, such as GNU/Linux distro downloads.</p>
<pclass="helptext">Avoid using this for private data, unless you are exclusively using rsync via the onion address.</p>
<pclass="helptext"translate="yes">If "freedombone" doesn't work then you can substitute the local IP address of your server.</p>
<pclass="subheadertext"translate="yes">Creating a Mirror</p>
<pclass="helptext"translate="yes">Select the Settings button then enter the domain and module name for the mirror. Thereafter synchronization will happen once per day.</p>