On 1/5/07, Vinicius Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
6)modified the file on node A (the one from node B)
7)node A ran the script before node B, so it got the version from B
(which was older then the one on A)
Right...if the scripts notice that a file differs between node A and
node B, they n
Thanks :) I've just tested without the ssh (all machines are inside a
DMZ) and it worked, not as expected but did ;)
As I was saying we would like to have a mirror right, well what i did
was start the daemon on 2 machines, and then have a cron script to run
the rsync -avz ... command
it almost wo
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You need to exchange public keys with the server (go to .ssh directory
in home directory and pull out .pub key and copy the content of it
into .authorized_keys in home directory on the server do the same with
the receiving server)
Vinicius Carvalho
Hello there! We are trying to get rsync to work in our servers but so
far we did not succeeded. Our scenario is a 3 machines where one
directory must be replicated through all the clusters, no matter where
the file was saved. I have a few basic questions regarding that:
1st Do I need a daemon on
