> > > Whoa, wait a minute. Doesn't this assume the user has control over
> > > both master and slave site? Of course that is wrong for many of us.
> >
> > Many sites that run anonymous FTP allow anonymous rsync access as
> > well. But in principle you are right - a site that offers FTP access
Jan Prikryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Many sites that run anonymous FTP allow anonymous rsync access as
> well. But in principle you are right - a site that offers FTP access
> doees not have to be necesarilly accessible via rsync.
>
> > I would think the full mirroring capability would be a
Jan Prikryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Whoa, wait a minute. Doesn't this assume the user has control over
> > both master and slave site? Of course that is wrong for many of us.
>
> Many sites that run anonymous FTP allow anonymous rsync access as
> well. But in principle you are right -
Quoting Harry Putnam ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Given there is a well-working implementation of rsync server and rsync
> > client, does it make sense to add this functionality to wget?
>
> Whoa, wait a minute. Doesn't this assume the user has control over
> both master and slave site? Of course
Jan Prikryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Quoting L. Cranswick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > For this type of mirroring - you may also like to explore using
> > rsync (free open source) [...]
> >
> > This can be far more effective than using FTP or HTTP mirroring.
> > The algorithm is open source s
> Quoting L. Cranswick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > For this type of mirroring - you may also like to explore using
> > rsync (free open source) [...]
> >
> > This can be far more effective than using FTP or HTTP mirroring.
> > The algorithm is open source so there is no reason why it cannot be
>
Quoting L. Cranswick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> For this type of mirroring - you may also like to explore using
> rsync (free open source) [...]
>
> This can be far more effective than using FTP or HTTP mirroring.
> The algorithm is open source so there is no reason why it cannot be
> added into WGET
>
> I am using wget 1.5.3 to mirror two sites. I would like the slave site to be an
> exact copy of the source site. Since the source site is actively updated by
> both changing and deleting files, I need a way to tell wget to delete files from
> the slave site when the same file has disappeared
