Hi. I have several machines---two Linux machines, one Windows 7 machine, and one Windows 7 Virtual Machine hosted on one of the two Linux machines in the setup. I am wanting to mirror a set of folders on all of these machines and have any changes I make to this set of folders synced with the other machines. It is highly unlikely that data will change on two machines at the same time, since I'm the only one using them and, when I'm using more than one, they are always connected to the same intranet.
I was thinking of using some combination of rsync and NFS to get the job done, but I am curious if anyone here has any better ideas before I get too involved in setting this up. One thing that will only work as a last resort is Samba protocol (Windows network-sharing protocol). I say this because whenever I use this setup, Samba invariably fails and when Samba fails, it destabilizes any Linux machine attached to it to the point that I am forced to restart the Linux machine, and usually the Windows machine in question as well. Thanks in advance for your advice! _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
