On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 12:51:32PM +0700, Oki DZ wrote:
> You can try Coda filesystem; http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu.
It seems a lot of people are thinking about sharing .dot files this week.
I asked this same sort of question on the NYLUG list and someone said
Coda was seriously unfinished and sugge
David Z Maze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have about four completely different login accounts that I use
> regularly. They may as well be in separate universes; one is on my
> laptop, for example, while another will let me log in on most of the
> machines on the main MIT campus (with a fairly
> > This seems like a common enough problem that anybody sufficiently
> > geeky (say, who has a Debian machine at home and some Unixy machine
> > at work/school) would have run into it. Are there any pre-canned,
> > or at least not-too-groady home-baked solutions out there?
How about: run an rsyn
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, David Z Maze wrote:
> In my ideal world, I'd like some sort of update system where I can
> change a dotfile on one machine and everything magically changes
> elsewhere.
You can try Coda filesystem; http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu.
But still, you'd need a server machine for the ma
> This seems like a common enough problem that anybody sufficiently
> geeky (say, who has a Debian machine at home and some Unixy machine
> at work/school) would have run into it. Are there any pre-canned,
> or at least not-too-groady home-baked solutions out there?
i run about 35 debian system
I have about four completely different login accounts that I use
regularly. They may as well be in separate universes; one is on my
laptop, for example, while another will let me log in on most of the
machines on the main MIT campus (with a fairly non-standard filesystem
setup). Regardless, thoug
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