Thx all for the replies: it is implemented :-)
Stilgherrian wrote:
> The question has precisely zero to do with firewalls, yes, but...
>
> Use rsync. Make sure it's on both machines. To synchronize a bunch of
> files between the boxes.:
>
> rsych -e ssh -av /path/to/files/* target.machine.de:/some/directory
>
> It not only sends just the changed files, but in fact only the changed
> parts of the changed files.
>
> http://rsync.samba.org/rsync/
>
> Stil
>
>
> On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 01:58:20PM +0200, Hans Scheffers wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>this is off-topic I know, but I have a small problem.
>>
>>I have two servers in the DMZ (both linux), that have two be
>>syncrhonized on the data files (only on the data files); on both ssh/scp
>>runs, but no telnet/telnetd.
>>
>>server 2 has to receive the data from server 1, but because the amount
>>of the data only changed /new files have to be copied.
>>
>>with cp, i can synchronise dir 2 with dir 1 with the -u / --update
>>parameter.
>>scp doesn't know this option and I cannot find an option that does this
>>in the manpages of ssh/scp
>>
>>Does anyone have a hint on how to do this?
>>
>>greetz
>>Hans
>>
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