On Tuesday 21 December 2004 14:37, Paul Smith wrote: > Thanks, Paul. I had already thought about cp -u, but I think it does > not fully work when some files or sub-directories are deleted in the > first directory; the correspondent deletion is not operated in the > second directory, I guess.
rsync would do the deletions and copying but not automagically, you would have to schedule a cron job for it and I think that there might be problems with frequent updates if you are making major changes frequently. I wouldn't personally want to cron job that type of thing more often than once every hour or two depending on how often someone is adding or deleting files. If there is a lot of activity on the source, you are bound to run into issues with incomplete updates. -- Bryan Phinney
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