doresync" acts like "autoshuf", except that it doesn't do any restructuring -- it just does the resync and marks the file as "mirroring on" again. You can also pass the filename on the command line, as well as "-H heading". And, unlike autoshuf, it doesn't mark the lockfile as being used by define files, thereby allowing others into the file while it is resyncing
/fp/doresync <filename> -h "Heading"
Within each filePro directory there is a new file called 'mirror.xml' which contains the mirror status. The format is:
<fileProMirrorInfo>
<Mirror Status='STATUS' When='2015-12-28T23:20:58' User='USERNAME' />
<Reason>REASON FOR MESSAGE</Reason>
</fileProMirrorInfo>
Where STATUS is either 'off, 'paused', 'on', or 'resync'