No one I noticed yet mentioned
ports/net/rsync
as an alternative to
src/usr.bin/rdist
&
ports/net/rdist6
for
"keeping lots of systems all the same"
but as I too use rdist I can't tell more on rsync.
BTW I use rdist for maintaing
- site wide common trees in a /site/ tree of etc usr overlay stuff reached
from real /etc & /usr trees via relative (no rooted) sym links
- my off site web directories
- my laptop
PS make damn sure you always back up the right way, easily said,
but easy to get wrong, especially with a cron driven rdist, that
can zap your laptop or tower in the wrong direction. EG on return
from a business trip a cron driven backup of tower to laptop is
a disaster ;-)
Julian
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Re: keeping lots of systems all the same...
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- keeping lots of systems all the same... Mike Nowlin
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- Re: keeping lots of systems all the s... Nik Clayton
- Re: keeping lots of systems all t... Alfred Perlstein
- Re: keeping lots of systems all the s... Ronald G Minnich
- Re: keeping lots of systems all the s... Brian Reichert
- Re: keeping lots of systems all the s... Wes Peters
- Re: keeping lots of systems all t... Mike Nowlin
- Re: keeping lots of systems all t... Dag-Erling Smorgrav
- Re: keeping lots of systems all t... Brooks Davis
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- Re: keeping lots of systems all the s... Michael C . Wu

