Bob Goodwin wrote:
I have two f-10 desk top computers, boxes 6 and 9. I use them
interchangeably and keep notes [notecase] in both. I would like to
update each from the other without losing anything in the process.
The name "rsync" seems to imply that it will make them identical. Does
that mean if the source has fewer files than the target the target will
have some deleted? Is there a command string to ensure I wont lose
anything?
You have some answers, but the thing to remember is that rsync does a push
(sends newer files) by default, but only does a delete when asked on the command
line. You won't lose anything you don't intend to.
The only issue is that you do need to be faithful keeping that push going, if
you change a file on A and then make other changes on B, you will need something
like git to clean it up.
My feeling is that if these are servers you should use NFS to do the job, or you
will probably forget to sync them eventually. If you have a server as NFS host
that would let both do mounts and keep current.
Hope that helps make a choice.
--
Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx>
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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