archive does what exactly?
does it keep a list somewhere?
or build each time it is run?
Here is what i decided to do....i need some advice.
When someone cvs commits a file....i run a script to update
a local copy of cvs tree on an nfs mount which is shared by
all webservers. Every 5 minutes i run from crontab
rsync to sync the trees. Now question I have is in doing this.....
naturally I will do some checksum checking on change log so i am not
running it for no reason all the time but 30 webservers all connecting at
once to this solaris veritas mount .....will it hurt nfs in anyway?
i can imagine that is alot of reads of nfs traffic .....i was so impressed
that rsync after initially checking out tree....only took 4 seconds to do
updates!!!! WOW...good job. Please tell me my design scheme is good.
Can i make this every minute? what are impacts on nfs? any programs
to track if nfs can handle it?
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Pierre Abbat wrote:
> Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 16:13:04 -0400
> From: Pierre Abbat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: new to list
>
> On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Dan Phoenix wrote:
> >Hello i am new to this list.
> >I was wondering if someone could set me up in right direction.
> >What i want to do is update all my other 15 webservers
> >from a cvs tree with rsync.....anyone help me out?
>
> Are they connected in a LAN or long-distance? Can you log in from one to
> another with ssh?
>
> Here's a script I use to back up a directory containing a website (the graphics
> are made with POV-Ray, hence the directory name) across a LAN:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> rsync -avuz --exclude=*.ppm littlecat::phma/pov /home/phma/
> rsync -avuz --exclude=*.ppm /home/phma/pov littlecat::phma/
>
> And the same with ssh:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> rsync -avuze ssh --exclude=*.ppm littlecat:/home/phma/pov /home/phma/
> rsync -avuze ssh --exclude=*.ppm /home/phma/pov littlecat:/home/phma/
>
> You need only one of the two rsync lines if you're always going the same
> direction.
>
> phma
>
>
