Hi all.
I'm working on devising a system to keep my RH Linux servers up to date
in all aspects. I have a decent system set up using rsync which keeps
master copies of config files in different hierarchical directory trees
based on common files, role-based files, and host-specific files. It
works
See PRCS version 2, by Josh MacDonald. It does all that you seem to be
asking for (project version control, binary diff algorythm based on
RSYNC, disconnected ditributed repositories, etc...). One of the white
papers even describes how PRCS version 2 can be used to synchronize
laptop data with the
A recent message on the list about rsyncing vmware images to a file
server reminded me of a different issue.
With a Network Appliance file server, you can make time stamps of your
file system and recover files that were deleted.
It seems like it would be possible to do this kind of thing with rs
On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 01:09:07PM -0500, Rob Russell wrote:
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> At the Ottawa Linux Symposium, I heard talk of a proof-of-concept version
> of diff rewritten to use the rsync algorithms to produce diffs across a
> network. Does such a beast still/actually exist?
>
> Background:
>
> I'm puttin
