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# `atuin sync`
Atuin can backup your history to a server, and use this to ensure multiple
machines have the same shell history. This is all encrypted end-to-end, so the
server operator can _never_ see your data!
Anyone can host a server (try `atuin server start`, more docs to follow), but I
host one at https://api.atuin.sh. This is the default server address, which can
be changed in the [config](docs/config.md). Again, I _cannot_ see your data, and
do not want to.
## Sync frequency
Syncing will happen automatically, unless configured otherwise. The sync
frequency is configurable in [config](docs/config.md)
## Sync
You can manually trigger a sync with `atuin sync`
## Register
Register for a sync account with
```
atuin register -u <USERNAME> -e <EMAIL> -p <PASSWORD>
```
Usernames must be unique, and emails shall only be used for important
notifications (security breaches, changes to service, etc).
Upon success, you are also logged in :) Syncing should happen automatically from
here!
## Key
As all your data is encrypted, Atuin generates a key for you. It's stored in the
Atuin data directory (`~/.local/share/atuin` on Linux).
You can also get this with
```
atuin key
```
Never share this with anyone!
## Login
If you want to login to a new machine, you will require your encryption key
(`atuin key`).
```
atuin login -u <USERNAME> -p <PASSWORD> -k <KEY>
```
## Logout
```
atuin logout
```
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