Here's an idea that should work, first sync your windows to have any new linux files, and delete any files that have been erased from linux (ie. what you're doing now)
Then sync your linux partition to update files that have been modified in windows. I presume that new files from windows, would be deleted with the first rsync, and files deleted in windows would be recreated - however _modified_ files would be sync'd back to linux. rsync -urC --delete /home/robert/ /storage1/robert/ rsync -urC /storage1/robert/ /home/robert/ Sascha On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 15:17, Robert Fisher wrote: > At work, with Windows 2000, my network folder is synchronised with my "offline > folder" on my local drive so that the most recent changes are preserved wether they > be made on the server or local disc. > > At home I can back up from my Linux drive to my Fat32 partitions > e.g. > rsync -urC --delete /home/robert/ /storage1/robert/ > > If I then access and change files on my Fat 32 partition in Windows they are not > later synchronised with my Linux files. > > I do not know how I could achieve "two-way" synchronisation. > > Any ideas / advice? > > -- > Robert Fisher > www.fisher.net.nz -- Sascha Beaumont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
