Ahh, you'd have to run it with `sudo` (or chmod `/dev/fsevents` -- but I wouldn't recommend that).  The functionality of this software is that it'll watch for changes in a specified directory, and rsync them over to a remote server when changes are detected (using `fsevents` on OSX and `inotify` on linux).

If you were hoping to rsync between, a project named 'website' and this project's files on a local vm (let's call it `myvm`), you'd maybe run a command like:

`sudo lsyncd -rsyncssh /Users/USER/Projects/website/ myvm /path/to/website/`