Hello,
I have a bit of a problem - I have the feeling the solution is ridicolously trivial, and yet I can't find it!
I have a remote repository of text files. Until today, I was the only one changing those files: I would simply change them locally, and update the remote repository with this command:
cd local_dir rsync --delete -e ssh -Llavuz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:remote_directory
Now, things are more complicated because I am not the only person modifying those files stored in the remote server anymore.
So, here is what I'd like to do:
* Make sure that the remote respository is always the "good", updated copy
* If I change one of my files locally, the remote repository is updated
* If I change a remote file, my local file is updated
* If both the remote file and the local file are changed, then the latest one "wins"
This would obviously apply to both me and Max (the other person who has access to the files).
This should make it possible for me and Max to modify files on the remote server OR on the local file system, knowing that the server will always have the latest version of every file.
Now: is it possible to do this using rsync?
Bye!
Merc.
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