>> > If Area1 is to be synced with Area2, it's no point in syncing Area2 >> > back to Area1 immediatly after, they will be identical. >> >> Well, no. > > Ahh, true. I did not consider _new_ files, so no, they won't be > identical, and yes, you have timing issues. > > Timing issues could be resolved by doing everything from 1 side: > > **************************************************** > > #!/bin/sh > rsync rsync-options localdir/ remotehost:remotedir/ > rsync rsync-options remotehost:remotedir/ localdir/ > rsync rsync-options localdir/ backuphost:backupdir/ > > **************************************************** > > This way we know for a fact that the first rsync is done when the second > starts. Also one could add many fail-checking algorithms to this script > to make sure things are working properly and also send status mails to > people. This script then end up in cron.
Hmm, haven't thought of such a simple solution, but the most simple ones are usually the best :) I will test it and post my results here. -- Ariën Huisken Xilay Software _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
