Some of you use rsync, and it has been suggested that rsync can be
made faster (on writes) by doing something smart on the remote side.
I have now looked, and things should already be fast. Could you check
by editing a little bit in a large file then saving? If saving is
noticeably faster than reading, things work as expected.
rcp.el saves the buffer contents to a /tmp file and then says:
rsync /tmp/rcp.foo user@remote:/path/to/file
It does not delete the remote file first. So, things should be fast
for small changes in large files.
kai
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