Automatic Synchronisation of FTP directory
Terry Allen
hmag at ozemail.com.au
Sun Jul 15 14:58:04 PDT 2007
>On 14-Jul-2007, at 15:42, Terry Allen wrote:
>>I'm not sure I understand how I could use rsync for such a purpose
>>- I thought rsync required an rsync client & server - could you
>>please elaborate on how we would use rsync for such an exercise
>>using SMB.
>
>Rsync can go between any tow directories, be they rsync server, ssh
>logins, smb mounts, nfs mounts, or even directories on the same
>local volume.
>
>If you really really can't use rsync, you are going to be spending a
>ton of time trying, and failing, to replicate rsync capabilities for
>your ftp.
>
Hi again,
Thanks for the info - as mentioned in an earlier email, I
wasn't aware that rsync could be used for anything other than an
rsync client/server relationship - I will investigate this
possibility. Would it be possible to use rsync with an ftp server or
is this asking too much.
Another suggesion also in this thread has mentioned lftp - it
seems to offer what is needed with FTP, so I will check out both
options here.
--
Bye for now, Terry Allen
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