SecretSync for Windows

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Available for Windows XP / Vista / 7. Download the installer above and follow the instructions.

Requirements:    Java 1.6 or newer    .NET Framework 3.5

 

SecretSync for Mac OS X

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Installation instructions

Download the above disk image, and double-click on it to mount. Browse to the image in Finder.

Double-click the SecretSync Installer package. This will install the executable application images.

Because the application images are installed to the /Applications directory, your privileges will need to elevated. You will need to be a sudoer in order to do this. After the application images are installed, users will not need to elevate privileges to add SecretSync to their profile.

After the application images are installed, SecretSync Manager is launched. It will detect that this is a first install of SecretSync, and step you through configuration.

First, it will allow you to signup or login to obtain your key for SecretSync.

After you've obtained a token from our servers, the next step is to configure the SecretSync directory, point to the Dropbox folder (Dropbox must already be installed), and optionally, specify your own secret passphrase.

By default the SecretSync folder is directly under your profile folder. Anything you put in this folder will get encrypted and added to Dropbox, which will then sync it to your other computers.

The SecretSync Manager can be used to monitor sync activity by SecretSync.

 

SecretSync for Linux

Ubuntu x86 Package

Requirements:    Java 1.6 or newer

Installation instructions

You'll need to have Java. If it's not already installed, you can get the OpenJDK package by typing the following command on the command-line:

sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre openjdk-6-jre-headless

Next, download the .deb file above and double-click or right-click to install. Sudo privileges will be required to install the control file, but after that any user can install SecretSync to their home folder without elevated permissions.

After the package has been installed, open a Terminal and type:

secretsync

The necessary files will be downloaded and installed to your home folder.

For details about running Linux, visit this link in our Getting Started guide.