Can Rsync do this?

[Stuart Halliday]

> You could either use the --update option, or (perhaps better suited to
> your situation) have a look at unison, which is meant to keep two
> systems in sync, regardless of where changes take place (so long there
> aren't any conflicts, of course).

Thanks for that Paul.

I found if I issue two Rsync commands one after another using the -u option but swap the destination and source in the 2nd command then it does what I want!

The application I'm using is Thunderbird and I use it to Rsync my imapMail folder from two different PCs using the same imap message filters, etc.
:-))

I'll look into Unison as I've not heard of this before.

Many thanks for the pointers.