If you can get rsync on NT (i don't know if someone did
compile it under windows), then rsync should be the best bet.
rsync is able to duplicate (and keep up to date) directories
between servers via the network and reducing the amount of
data transfered.
Else, you could export the NT drive, use FTP, wget, ...
well, all these will ask you more efforts and give you a result
of less quality than rsync.
pascal
> -----Original Message-----
> From: De Croes Francis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 11:46 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: Just would like to know how ....
>
>
> Hi clever people !
>
> I have a simple question.
> Guess the answer is just as simple :)...
> There is a directory on my Linux-suse machine, I need to be
> the exact replica
> of one on the local NT-Server. After all, it is always a
> good idea to have a
> copy of a data-directory. It first was my intension to use directory
> replication on NT, but that does not work at all
> (replication only work
> between NT machines).
> Is there a other way to daily replicate or copy the different
> files both ways,
> without having to copy all of them manually on the Linux or
> NT site ? Guess
> I have to write a script and put it in the cron-tab, but I'm
> no programmer at
> all, so any usefull advise or tips will be more than
> welcome. Is there as
> howto or something about it ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> FDC
>
>
