Yes, but there appear to be a number of advantages of patching on the host:
1. It doesn't affected interleaved files that are located in the same file space. 2. It is still *a lot* more efficient on network usage which converts directly to cost in our dial-up European situation. Stuart. On Thursday, October 26, 2000, at 11:51 PM, Colin 't Hart wrote: > Stuart (and others), > > Have you tried rsync? It allows you to synchronise > files between machines (in a client-server type model). > I think the url is http://rsync.samba.org > > The other way we could try to solve this issue of doing things > on the server is to make ant tasks RMIable. > > Cheers, > > Colin > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stuart Roebuck, BSc, MBA Tel.: 0131 228 4853 / Fax.: 0870 054 8322 Managing Director Alpha Numeric Pager: 07654 588898 ADOLOS http://www.adolos.com/
