Agent tries to avoid transferring image archives around your network unless it knows it must do so. There is no passive sync of the images folder. Some users have rather large images folders, so updating the images directory is an explicit operation. The two ways to push images out are:
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<li>Roomie Agent: Using the Restore Configuration command (use Backup Configuration first to create the local configuration and then your master images folder is whatever you store in the images folder you place in the resulting directory), all images will be pushed out to <strong>all</strong> Roomie clients – this is a one time sync to all clients that includes images, and has the unique property that all clients will get it at once. Only the Restore Configuration command in Roomie Agent has the ability to push out images to all clients simultaneously.</li>
<li>Dropbox: Each individual client uses the Restore from Dropbox command to grab the latest images folder on Dropbox. Restoring one client has no affect on any other Roomie on your network as far as images go – all other configuration details do sync to all other clients when restoring from Dropbox as usual.</li>
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Basically, transferring a potentially large collection of images to an unbounded number of clients in a synchronized fashion is something that we want to do carefully and explicitly, so having Roomie Agent managing that on a local network works significantly better by taking advantage of multicast networking.
Thank you.