> > > I have a situation I don't know how to solve it. I have a PC and a > > > laptop usually connected to each other and each of them have a directory > > > that should be syncronized. I mean, when I change the contents of the > > > directory in one place, issuing a command in the other place should make > > > it up to date and vice versa. I think you know what I mean. Is there any > > > straightforward way to do this? > > > > Have a look at the man page for rsync. Rsync can run over ssh between > > two Linux systems and can synchronize a Linux directory with a Windows > > directory if the Windows directory is mounted using a "mount -t smbfs" > > command. > > > > There are many other ways, but none superior to rsync. > > It sounds like Paulo is looking for two-way sync, which rsync does not do. > Explore unison, that's more like what you're looking for. > > Owen
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