on to the next line, so your callback won't
see it until that file is done.
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On 4/22/02 7:17 PM, Robert Silge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the first Perl script I've tried to write to run
This is a bit of an old message, but I haven't read the list in a while and
it seems no one has replied.
There are a few sync programs around for the Mac that can do remote syncs
keeping track of the HFS+ stuff. They tend to be shareware. Look on
versiontracker.
An other option would be to
with pipes, etc, but I would like the speed to be better.
I don't want to drop ssh either.
Any advice would be great. Thanks.
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I don't think rsync could do that. I would think it could possibly be
efficient about transferring files where new data kept on being appended at
the end, if you used some tricky combo of command line switches with
--partial and other hacks.
The big problem is when diffs are usually done, you
is wrong and rsync does have the proper magic to copy
just the differences within a file then rsync is even cooler than I thought.
On 2/21/02 8:30 PM, Jason Haar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 07:27:20PM -0500, Joseph Annino wrote:
The big problem is when diffs are usually
This is cool. You can't really tell that this is what is going on from
reading the man page.
On 2/21/02 10:55 PM, Tom Diehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Joseph Annino wrote:
But I thought rsync will always copy the complete file, not just the
differences. So
the O'Reilly book.
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On 2/14/02 9:06 AM, Frank Perugini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joseph,
Thanks for the reply. I would be interested in your File::Rsync::Safe
module. When you are ready I
rsync on cygwin is pretty slow. I wanted rsync to just figure out what
needs to be done, and then I'll use perl's File::Copy module which does a
system copy to actually copy the files, hoping this will be faster. I got
about a gig of stuff to move around, so its a big issue for me.
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understand what the GPL is, but they will come around shortly.
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On 2/13/02 7:30 PM, Frank Perugini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings All,
I am planning on authoring a web-based (CGI
.
And this is just an idea, but ways to make rsync's output more easily
parseable, and more verbose in terms to reporting information that would be
useful for say making a progress bar would be nice to discuss.
Thanks.
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