> and the problem is? > > rsync certainly works on windows, especially under cygwin. > > you can also run sshd on windows, so that the remote machines could pull > or push the content via cron if you wanted.
Neither the SSH client nor daemon are available to me on my Solaris boxes. I don't think that will be much of a problem though, based on what I've read of rsync. I've realized that the directory structure is different on the two servers. Here is the revised structure of each: SERVER I (WinNT) CLASSES +->TOEFL | +->FORUM | +->File 3, File 4, etc. +->JAVASCRIPT | +->FORUM | +->File x, File y, etc. SERVER II (Solaris) CLASSES +->TOEFL | +->EXTRAS | +->FORUM | +->File 1, File 2, etc. +->JAVASCRIPT | +->EXTRAS | +->FORUM | +->File a, File b, etc. I hope that this makes sense. On the Windows server, the discussion board software (Forum) and its files are kept directly in a subdirectory of each class's directory. On the Solaris server, the discussion board software and its files are kept one level deeper in the class directories (this is just the way we have things set up -- it's how we get Perl and JRun and Cold Fusion all talking to each other happily, and I didn't set this up -- heh). What's on Server II is a snapshot of the files that were on Server I two weeks ago; but since the discussion boards have been active in the past two weeks, there are more files on Server I in the forum subdirectories than there were two weeks ago. Thus, the files in the forum subdirectories on Server I need to be added to (or replace) the files in the extras/forum subdirectories on Server II. _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
