> The other solution is rsync. I dont know much about this guy yet, but I
> have some concerns with using it to copy over large remote files. For
> example, if I have a 1.2 gig table that has been heavily modified over a
> weeks work, how reliable is the remote file after rsync? I guess Im just
> concerned about data integrity.
on the rsync list is just a discussion, see subject
Re: 2G Maximum file size?
Source and destination systems are running Solaris 2.6
you can setup a cron job for rsync to transfer changes every hour; rsync has
very effective mechanisms and algorithms to transport only the binary pieces
of data what was changed - means you may have very little traffic compared
with other methods
it's really worthy a deeper look...
i.t
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