Mac, To sync my feeds up between my main laptop, Ubuntu-vmware image on my Windows work-supplied laptop and the desktop in my home office (aka back of garage! :)) I just rsync my liferea profile to my home/backup server.
I have alias's set so I can 'put' and 'get' as required. Although a bit manual, it means I can both backup my feeds/articles and push/pull them to which ever machine I'm using at the time. Below is the alias's from my .bash_alias if it helps: alias lifeget='/usr/bin/rsync -avz --delete --force -e ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/backup/stuart/LifereaProfile/ /home/stuart/.liferea_1.4' alias lifeput='/usr/bin/rsync -avz --delete --force -e ssh /home/stuart/.liferea_1.4/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/mnt/backup/stuart/LifereaProfile' I do basically the same for my thunderbird and firefox profiles also, but as well as having aliases for these, I have a bash file which has a minimal amount of checking in it, to try and avoid writing the wrong way! Hope that helps a little. Stuart Mac wrote: > I have Liferea installed on a laptop and a desktop (both connected to my > home LAN). Currently, I have the same feeds on both. When reading on > one machine, I just click past material I think I've already read on the > other. > > But this is getting tiresome now that I have a lot of feeds, and I'd > like to be able to sync the two copies of Liferea, so that I see a > single version whichever machine I happen to be using. Sadly, extensive > searching on the internet suggests that setting this up is tricky and messy. > > Any of you clever folks found an idiot-proof way of doing this? > > Mac > > > > > > -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.org/UKTeam/
