Edward Ned Harvey wrote:

>> Hmmm... rsync is so efficient that I have to wonder what kind of 
>> extreme case would make this attractive. I'd be so afraid that one
>> transaction
> 
> For backup and redundancy purposes, I have an NFS server which I rsync to
> local disk every night.  It takes approx 6 hours for 1TB over direct
> attached GB.

Just curious here: do you think it takes so long because you have a zillion 
files in there, or because it transfers a lot of data over a relatively slow 
link ?


>> One thin I am playing with is disconnected filesystem, and right now 
>> nothing beats rsync... My only issue with rsync is deleted files, right
>> now I have three scripts (push, pull, sync) and the push/pull is
>> basically a delete there what's not here, while the sync, is just a
>> sync, and it works quite
> 
> Maybe I misunderstand what you mean, but why not use rsync --delete ?

That's why I have the push and the pull scripts, that's why it is still 
manual. If you blindly use --delete, and say you are pushing from your 
laptop to your server, but a new file was created by cron on the server, 
this new file does not exist on the laptop, and gets deleted.

I will look at Unison as suggested, and report about it.


-- 
Yves.
http://www.sollers.ca/blog/2008/no_sound_PulseAudio
http://www.sollers.ca/blog/2008/PulseAudio_pas_de_son/.fr

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