Le Lundi 13 Octobre 2003 11:08, David Walser a �crit : > Olivier Thauvin wrote: > >> The main problem is that I never really know if I am really in sync. > >> Please no advice about rsync or timefuzz. > > > > Learn how to use rsync: > > Why? rsync is confusing and hard to learn. Part of the problem is that > every person that posts and example use uses different options.
I will loose my time by using rpmsync, I need to mirror ppc/sparc/i586. I never seen a script on this list which take care of hard link, and mirror all archs. rsync is not hard to use: -a make a full mirror -q quiet -H preserve hard link --no-whole-file take identical part of file from local disk. What is hard in those options ? > > Just use rpmsync. It does even more for you than rsync itself, and you > don't have to worry about how to use rsync. > > > rsync -aqH --bwlimit=SPEED_kB --no-whole-file server::share/ /my_mirror/ > > look --exclude option too. > > > > I really don't think fmirror is better than rsync, because is able to > > check more things about files which need to be sync. Moreover, if a file > > need to be resync, rsync will download only difference by looking > > md5sums. -- Linux pour Mac !? Enfin le moyen de transformer une pomme en v�ritable ordinateur. - JL. Olivier Thauvin - http://nanardon.homelinux.org/
