i guess i was working on a python version of datasync service, with more processing on the server side of things, which should be optional, depending on the configuration you desire to use

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+#!/bin/python
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+#on local: gather list of all files and their associated modified-times (using filetreetool)
+#send this to remote
+#on remote: iterate through list, for each check if remote exists and is older or newer. 
+#remote sends back a list of all the files that need to be updated (including non-existent-on-remote), and files that are newer on remote.
+
+#user of program can configure whether to automatically download newer remote files for review, or to auto overwrite remote even if newer. 
+