On Tue, Feb 13, 2001 at 12:45:34PM -0500, Wrieth, Henry wrote:
> > In general I think the rsync daemon was designed to
> > be a read-only server with a small amount of support
> > for uploading, and if complex uploading and
> > authentication is needed then there are other tools
> > that can still carry the rsync protocol.
>
> Yes, rsync works very well for what it was designed to do. Most tools like
> this are designed to work in a pull mode. That is my problem.
>
> you say, "there are other tools that can still carry the rsync protocol."
> Can you pleas tell me what they are so I can take a look?
I was just referring to things like rsh and ssh. Basically, anything that
provides a data pipe for rsync to work with.
- Dave Dykstra
