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Michael Scherer c1bdc05b91 Do not use a predictible filename in /tmp for pid 
Since any user can write the file in /tmp, any user could inject a
incorrect pid or anything ( that would be passed to kill
later ), or to put a link to a file ( which would be erased if the timing is
good ) when SparkleShare is started. So using a file in the hme, prefixed
with the hostname ( for nfs shared home ). This is a problem only on
distribution where $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is not set ( for example RHEL 6 ).
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README.md

SparkleShare

SparkleShare is an Open Source collaboration and sharing tool that is designed to keep things simple and to stay out of your way. It allows you to instantly sync with Git repositories and is available for Linux distributions, Mac and Windows.

Resources
Website: http://www.sparkleshare.org/
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/SparkleShare
Development: https://github.com/hbons/SparkleShare
IRC channel: #sparkleshare on irc.gnome.org

License

SparkleShare is Open Source software and licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later. You are welcome to change and redistribute it under certain conditions.For more information see the legal/License.txt file.

Setting up a host

You can use any host that runs Git. For a simple setup script, check out Dazzle. If you need to manage a lot of projects and/or users it may be worth looking at Gitlab.

Building...

...on Linux distributions
...on Mac
...on Windows

Finally...

Have fun, make awesome. :)