First set up ssh keys on your local machine:
$ cd
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
# It is highly suggested you use a password but you can hit enter
# twice to skip it
$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh user@remote-system "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"
I will assume that PyFiSync has been installed on both machines. See the FAQs if there is an issue with paths on the remote machines. It is likely due to .bashrc not being loaded properly.
Then modify the config file. All options are commented.
$ PyFiSync reset --force path/to/sync_dir
Then sync. This will essentially create a union of the two sides
$ PyFiSync sync path/to/syncdir
Essentially this will be a union of the two sides
(The --all is optional but suggested for the first sync. If using --all, it is highly suggested to add --no-backup since everything would be copied)
Or, (PyFiSync assumes a sync . if not given other options)
$ cd path/to/syncdir
$ PyFiSync