On 9/2/07, Lapo Luchini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PS: of course in this way rsync can't work his magic, as "reading the
> remote file" to know what has to be sent in fact already send it all
> already, and then it would send the actual differencies, so it could
> possibly be slower than a simple
Andre Zimmermann wrote:
> They are listed as system folders \\tsclient\C\. I have tried
> rsync -rvt "/cygdrive/f/andrestuff/AZPHD/test"
> "/cygdrive/tsclient/C/andrestuff/AZPHD/test"
The UNC path should be translated to //tsclient/C/ i.e. left alone,
except forward slash use (it works also wit
Hi,
I'm not a cygwin specialist, and i don't know if you can use UNC names with
cygwin ... But as a workaround, you can simply map your network resource
with a local drive by simply use the "connect a network drive" windows
feature, then you can access it through its drive letter, like any oth
Hello,
Not sure if any of you can help me with a rsync challenge I am having, but
here goes. I am trying to get two Windows XP professional computers to
synchronize using a windows remote desktop connection. When remotely
connected to one of the computers from the other in Windows explorer the
f
