If you use FUSE then you can mount a virtual file sytem and then use hard
links. The LBackup project has some pre and post scripts which deal with
mounting and unmounting disk images via MacFUSE.
Have a look at the following URL which has futher inforamtion regarding
this setup :
http://connect.ho
I am unsure of your operating system requirments. However, Mac OS X 10.4
and later supports LaunchD and watch folders. This lets you run a script
when items at a specific path change. A second hand machine which runs Mac
OS X 10.4 should not set you back that much.
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Hello,
I'm wondering if Rsync could be used for the following?
500 Notebooks, all users have a local directory where they work on
files, but they also use other workstations on the network and access
there files from the server.
So what I would like to do is have rsync running on the notebooks,
At 11:31 20.11.2008 +0100, Christian Pinedo wrote:
>I finally have installed cygwin in the windows 2003 machine with rsync,
>ssh + cron in order to periodically launch the rsync bash script. I'm
>launching the rsync script from the destination machine. This is a
>vmware machine.
>
>rsync -aqzb --ba
I finally have installed cygwin in the windows 2003 machine with rsync,
ssh + cron in order to periodically launch the rsync bash script. I'm
launching the rsync script from the destination machine. This is a
vmware machine.
rsync -aqzb --backup-dir=../old_backups --ignore-errors --force --delete
