>>>>> "JS" == Joseph Schlecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JS> Can I do this with NFS? I've considered the option of
JS> keeping /home on my laptop and when I'm on my home
JS> network, mount the NFS share on a 'dummy' directory and
JS> sync the two. However, this seems cumbersome and not
JS> very elegant. Is there a better solution?
I use "rsync" for unidirectional sync, and
http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
for bidirectional sync, both over ssh. Of the latter, tehre
is an unstable Debian package, but the binary version for
linux provided by the unison-developers (for unison-2.6.11)
also works flawlessly on my potato.
== Uwe ==
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