On Fri, 2009-06-26 at 16:21 +0100, Ed W wrote:
> I love rsync, but I recently discovered unison and for some tasks it
> works better. In particular it is designed to track changes on both
> sides and can spot the difference between something deleted and not
> yet copied. Perhaps give it a whirl w
Conway, Timothy wrote:
That's not a usual feature. That's a very unusual feature, as it
would never be included in a syncronization tool.
Actually it's likely something which likely is popular in a sync tool,
it's just that rsync is more like a mirror-ing tool than a full sync tool.
I think
Low, Alex wrote:
Hi Matt,
Phew ! you were quick, and it's very much appreciated.
Ok.
We have three Solaris servers, and we have an Oracle database running on
each of them, 1 Primary (prod) and
2 standbys (one 24 hours behind Prod & and the other 4 hours behind
Production).
The Arch logs ar
On Fri 26 Jun 2009, Wei, Xiaohai wrote:
> I want to backup the who linux system to a windows system. The backup will
> not be used in windows and will only be used to restore to linux system
> later.
>
> So I want to know is it possible to use rsync to keep the user/group and
> other permission i
